Thank you for taking the time to share this helpful information!!!
@DOLRED3 күн бұрын
Glad it was helpful!
@d.m.zerfas98392 ай бұрын
TY! thumb nail worked. And ty for Not turning into a 12min video
@jcandy57992 ай бұрын
My refer has stopped twice in the last few days. All components at the back of the refer test good. Tapping the panel that the defrost timer and cold control thermostat are mounted on fixes it until it sticks again. Which component, defrost timer or cold control thermostat, is the most common one to have bad contacts?
@AdmiralRustyShackleford2 ай бұрын
Could you tell me what size hose tubing you used? I've read it's 5/8" but is that I.D or O.D? Also, do you need an adapter to connect that hose size to your garden hose?
@awomanwithaplan3 ай бұрын
Thank you for this! After my Aunt died almost 12 years ago, I was removing her things from her car, and I found the yellow Garrity with black grip. I kept a lot of those everyday things of my Aunt's because she was a smart woman and I knew I was going to miss her a lot. I put the flashlight in my toolbox, never used it, but would come across if from time to time, "Oh yeah, Aunt Kathy's flashlight!" and I'd turn it on, and then turn it off and put it back. And then this week, having woken up at 3 am and getting bored, I wanted to sit up in bed and do some writing, but didn't want to turn on a lamp and disturb my puppy dog. In the morning, I got out the flashlight which was still working, and put it next to my bed. The next time I woke up in the wee hours I was so excited to grab the flashlight that I'd so wisely made available...........and, of course, it wouldn't turn on. In the morning, it took all of 15 seconds to conclude that it was disposable because nowhere did it say, "slide back" or "battery compartment". I did discover that I could peel back the grip, but then stopped. Thanks for giving me the courage to go all in!!!
@OsmanParvez3 ай бұрын
Model G4210 Update: If you are having trouble getting your printer to enter service mode, try removing the paper in the back and closing the panel. This did the trick for me. After many tries, it finally entered service mode.
@Jobheha4 ай бұрын
Was struggling to open the remote cover...watched this video and opened the remote in second ..thanks
@lanasuiter86794 ай бұрын
THANK YOU!!!!!!!
@carlpohl14295 ай бұрын
Thanks a million. I had the same problem yesterday with the same error code. Opened the back up and noticed the design flaw of the printer. The pads aren't really reusable and ordering such consumables in South Africa is a nightmare. I'll be doing something similar to what you did.
@marvrygh38986 ай бұрын
This is a great work-around fix for my G4210. Canon would never tell you about this. Thanks for your help.
@xenathegoat80506 ай бұрын
Did you ever receive those ink pads and get them put in the printer?
@DOLRED6 ай бұрын
Yes I did receive the generic pads and could have used them but I did NOT install them. I continue to use the metal drain pan I fabricated. As long as the ink hoses stay positioned, there is no problem to date. As I mentioned in the video, Ink Flushes cause most of the ink loss.
@thinkitsstillallowedfornow10938 ай бұрын
You didn't show anything
@earlspiece94039 ай бұрын
Thank you for this video. Was exactly in the same spot you were and stuck! slide Fingernail in at the top then sliding a thin flathead screwdriver into the gap created by the fingernail then giving a twist worked.
@MFilia9 ай бұрын
How has the tin can method held up over the past 4 monthes?
@DOLRED9 ай бұрын
Thanks for reminding me... I looked at the Ink "Pan" and found 2 spots of semi-dried ink. I call it nothing. The lesson I learned is: Use the printer at least once/twice a week and print a multicolor (And Black) page (As I show in the video).
@gregoryprieto598710 ай бұрын
Thanks This video is worth its weight in gold!
@anthonybruno206910 ай бұрын
Great Video ! I just repaired mine thanks to your video.☺️
@brianburke744010 ай бұрын
Very cool, thanks.
@johnkosick146410 ай бұрын
I was able to access the inkpad tray finally. This is a terrible design even if you have the repair manual, which none of us has. I tried to clean the two pads from the top without taking the side cover off, but I dropped the big pad and could not reach the small inner pad. I cleaned both pads after removing the tray, but I think i connected the spring wrong. I attached the spring for the tray on the long arm hanging down at the back of the tray, but i think it gets connected near the front of the tray as you are looking into the unit from the side. I couldn't see much from the video. Can someone where the spring should be connected on the tray. I'm still getting an E8, and E3 error........UGH!
@johnkosick146410 ай бұрын
OK......... the spring was on the wrong part. It goes on the little hook near the front left side of the tray looking in from the side. I tried a RESET for the E8 error several times, but I still have the problem. I also get an E2 or E3 error too. Nothing is jammed in the paper tray. Ver frustrating!!!
@bostonplace231411 ай бұрын
Heading in the trash...thank you for saving me the aggravation!
@DOLRED9 ай бұрын
Sorry to hear it.
@bostonplace23145 ай бұрын
@@DOLRED Want the full ink bottles
@fhi678111 ай бұрын
The timer shown in this video was assembled (or was reassembled) incorrectly. The two white vertical spacers should be one on each side of the center contact. The two outer contacts should both be "outboard" of the white spacers. Easy fix. The spacer is there to prevent the center contact from being able to touch both outer contacts at once (which would make the compressor and heater run at the same time). Looks like this unit has the left and center terminals incorrectly squeezed together by the white spacers. The leftmost contact needs to be moved outboard of the leftmost white vertical spacer.
@janicekoss Жыл бұрын
💦 promo sm
@debinorton3900 Жыл бұрын
Marry me? 😊 Seriously, thank you so much! I was getting ready to break out the ice pick to open this thing. ❤
@lynnmcleod9788 Жыл бұрын
Thanks!!
@timfinneran5047 Жыл бұрын
Thanks for the video… I think mine may have shorted out or the battery burned out…. it came apart and the batteries fell out -- I put it back together with the old batteries and it went on for a brief moment…. then went off… I think the batteries may have been bad… tried to put it back together with new batteries but it didn’t go on…. it was tricky to know where the positives / negatives were supposed to go and line up…. So unfortunately I think my garrity flashlight may be toast…. Tim
@LordWillyGee Жыл бұрын
Yes, I bought my Larson Door in 1989 custom door size is 36.15 w x 84.25 h; full-size colonizer door. Sadly, the hinges broke 4 of the 5 (not like your pictures no longer carry those hinges). I order rail kits, 36.5 x 85.0 inside rail (Custom) tall, which weren't bad prices, but they came with 4 hinges. I can add 5th one in the middle "32.5 space"? If can? (?) The wind gets around here, 45-100 mph wind gusts. And had reached 148.7 MPH+ tornado/hurricane seasons? What do you think.??? Just "Mount it" or add a hinge, then mount?
@walterwilmotarjuna Жыл бұрын
Thank you my friend. I was going nuts trying to figure it out...and I condsider myself very handy.
@DGCCTV Жыл бұрын
My safety switch is not engaging. I have to hold the bottom and push up so that it can engage
@leeroy5898 Жыл бұрын
Wish you showed how you actually removed the battery cover off the remote & not just the “result” of the cover being off already. (Like showing the solution w/out showing what the problem is). Tried multiple times & nothing works. There’s prob some kind of sticky dried up gunk built up in the clips throughout the years being in a busy household. Went through all the comments: rubber gloves, butter knife, edge of the table, fingernails, etc & nothing has worked. When I used the butter knife I ruined it where I tried it. I GIVE UP! Please, make another video showing beginning to end. Or if some1 else out there can make a video to open this thing, I will be forever grateful! This is the only video I found that talks about this horribly designed remote control cover. Worst design ever made! Do better Sony! I’m so frustrated! 😤🤬🤯
@leeroy5898 Жыл бұрын
Thanx for giving the Remote type: XBR-65x900F Still can’t find any video when I typed this in, but that definitely helps
@leaf2180 Жыл бұрын
Glad the Walnut and Linden made it. Walnuts are one of my favorite trees, so are Lindens. Haven't been able to get my hands on a Linden yet, though.
@Bamaboompa Жыл бұрын
I know this is an OLD video, but I have one of these in a second kitchen, house built in 88-89. Probably doesn't help it that it is rarely run. Never any leaks but got ready to run it - and no lights, no power. First thing checked the circuit breakers, they are on. I'm hesistant to pull it out of the cabinet - it's on a wood floor that I don't want to gouge unless I know what I'm looking for. Any ideas? THANKS
@DOLRED Жыл бұрын
In order to pull it out--use a "Pad." Such things as cardboard or a piece of junk vinyl sheet goods will protect the floor. Just get it under the front feet and pull forward until you can reach the back ones. The motor sits close to the floor as well. You have to disconnect and drain the lines and disconnect the electrical. Once out, make temp arrangements to test it. Put the drain hose in the sink...etc..
@used2befast Жыл бұрын
On my GE fridge, this is behind the plastic panel on top where the freezer and fridge temp setting (and light bulb) are. You can see the part where he turns it with a screw driver once that panel is off. I used a black sharpie to put a little dot on one part of the wheel. That way you can see if it is rotating over time and see if it makes it through the defrost on/off part of the circle. If it gets hung and does not rotate, then 100% this part is the issue. Turns out mine was rotating fine and my issue was the defrost temp sensor was messed up (that is clipped onto the coils behind a panel in the back of the freezer on my model).
@larrycoffey6060 Жыл бұрын
This is not a 2000 lincioln ls v6
@autumndrab6556 Жыл бұрын
Thank you so much! I used my fingernail like you suggested to push it away from the top and it slid right off.
@namita9031 Жыл бұрын
v informative my son pulled the cover out to unclog it now i dont know how to put it back in and its a new vanity will try this any suggestions ? its american standard push stop
@Fairwayqueeno345. Жыл бұрын
Thank you so much. A butter knife worked quickly. Never experienced this issue with a remote.
@revrotunda3206 Жыл бұрын
Well, it didn’t work for me as I’m not mechanically inclined so the couple of small parts that flew out on the floor once I was able to separate of which I did do slowly-would never be able to figure out where these parts go. It was interesting that there were 3 Duracell double A batteries in there that were clumped w/battery acid at the ends & the connectors were fused w/battery acid as well & one of the connectors with the squiggly end where the minus end would be connected was one of the parts that came off with a red wire attached to it. Also interesting that the batteries were dated 2016 which means the batteries were packed before that so this flashlight I would say lasted for like 10 years intermittently used as I have other flashlights. Hate to see it go but I’ll get identical ones on eBay or Amazon. And you do need to peel the grip off but I only peeled it off half up to the indentation in the middle but it doesn’t matter now.
@revrotunda3206 Жыл бұрын
Very informative video. I have the yellow Garrity w/black grip that recently went out. I’ve had it for years using it sporadically as I have other flashlights & always was curious about dismantling it to see how the battery set up is & if new batteries would be able to be replaced in there. Always liked it as the beam is rather bright. I suppose the bulb could probably be replaced as well. That used to have to very often be done on the old flashlights. Since I guess it was designed to be a throw away, why not try to operate on it. I’m going to forego taking the grip off & see what happens. I’ve seen these still sold on EBay & Amazon but I’m going to try & fix the one I have.
@michaelpayne8000 Жыл бұрын
I'm not sure why it gets hot like that I was thinking about buying one of these from Menards..My old freezer chest which is about 35 years old still working gets warm but not hot but it's not self defrosting which stinks because we have to take everything out and use hot water and chip the ice away..Great video by the way..👍
@stevevaal1322 Жыл бұрын
This video is a big help. I have to do this to my 88' Town Csr. I'm going to attack it tomorrow and see how it goes. I actually have one of those little screwdriver tools, very valuable when you need them. Thanks for posting
@barretwaltz6631 Жыл бұрын
This was great, I can do the traditional sink and stopper clear-out but I could not find ear instructions on this style of stopper.great video, thank you.
@belleisleguy2 жыл бұрын
The defrost timer was my issue. The original timer was made in the USA in Jan 1999 and lasted more than 23 years. The official GE replacement was made in Vietnam. We’ll see how long it lasts. For now I’m back up and running. Thanks for the video! Very helpful.
@lauriegoodwin89112 жыл бұрын
You were a big help. I also discovered to wear rubber gloves which help to slide the cover off easier. Thank you!
@rezashahny590 Жыл бұрын
I watched the video and helped me but nothing happend till i used ur advice in comments and using gloves, u saved me bro...god bless you♥️
@OlObuffalo2 жыл бұрын
use an elastic hair tie to hold it together - solid, works, easy to reopen when a battery change is needed.
@revrotunda3206 Жыл бұрын
Or a fitted wide small rubber band
@adrieng98612 жыл бұрын
Awesome, thanks!!
@DOLRED2 жыл бұрын
Thanks, we are still using our 190 & 210.
@rennethjarrett45802 жыл бұрын
Mike Prell had some good thoughts too. But one thing I have found with my short experience with American Flyer, the rail cars wheels can be adjusted, or also maladjusted simply by moving those wheels on their axle. This means if your wheels are to wide the other side can clip things it should not, to narrow they will get bumped off the track by the inner edge wheel guide rail.
@mikebingham97002 жыл бұрын
This is what I did. I pried the back at the top (gently), of the remote with my fingers on the top side at the crack. Then I took the dry palm of my hand had laid it on top of the back and slid it down with the palm of my hand, Bingo! Came right off.
@briandawes59592 жыл бұрын
Hi Dolred I would not have been able to clean my ink pads without your video, many thanks, I straightened a paperclip and bent the end up to use as a hook to release the spring and reattach it, it made it easy to reassemble. Thanks again
@SuzeCee2 жыл бұрын
Thank you very much. Agreed with Coffee,
@cdcVintage2 жыл бұрын
Why would anyone want a doorbell? Easy access for the kirby salesman.
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Anybody know a video of this based on a 90 TC?
Thank you for taking the time to share this helpful information!!!
Glad it was helpful!
TY! thumb nail worked. And ty for Not turning into a 12min video
My refer has stopped twice in the last few days. All components at the back of the refer test good. Tapping the panel that the defrost timer and cold control thermostat are mounted on fixes it until it sticks again. Which component, defrost timer or cold control thermostat, is the most common one to have bad contacts?
Could you tell me what size hose tubing you used? I've read it's 5/8" but is that I.D or O.D? Also, do you need an adapter to connect that hose size to your garden hose?
Thank you for this! After my Aunt died almost 12 years ago, I was removing her things from her car, and I found the yellow Garrity with black grip. I kept a lot of those everyday things of my Aunt's because she was a smart woman and I knew I was going to miss her a lot. I put the flashlight in my toolbox, never used it, but would come across if from time to time, "Oh yeah, Aunt Kathy's flashlight!" and I'd turn it on, and then turn it off and put it back. And then this week, having woken up at 3 am and getting bored, I wanted to sit up in bed and do some writing, but didn't want to turn on a lamp and disturb my puppy dog. In the morning, I got out the flashlight which was still working, and put it next to my bed. The next time I woke up in the wee hours I was so excited to grab the flashlight that I'd so wisely made available...........and, of course, it wouldn't turn on. In the morning, it took all of 15 seconds to conclude that it was disposable because nowhere did it say, "slide back" or "battery compartment". I did discover that I could peel back the grip, but then stopped. Thanks for giving me the courage to go all in!!!
Model G4210 Update: If you are having trouble getting your printer to enter service mode, try removing the paper in the back and closing the panel. This did the trick for me. After many tries, it finally entered service mode.
Was struggling to open the remote cover...watched this video and opened the remote in second ..thanks
THANK YOU!!!!!!!
Thanks a million. I had the same problem yesterday with the same error code. Opened the back up and noticed the design flaw of the printer. The pads aren't really reusable and ordering such consumables in South Africa is a nightmare. I'll be doing something similar to what you did.
This is a great work-around fix for my G4210. Canon would never tell you about this. Thanks for your help.
Did you ever receive those ink pads and get them put in the printer?
Yes I did receive the generic pads and could have used them but I did NOT install them. I continue to use the metal drain pan I fabricated. As long as the ink hoses stay positioned, there is no problem to date. As I mentioned in the video, Ink Flushes cause most of the ink loss.
You didn't show anything
Thank you for this video. Was exactly in the same spot you were and stuck! slide Fingernail in at the top then sliding a thin flathead screwdriver into the gap created by the fingernail then giving a twist worked.
How has the tin can method held up over the past 4 monthes?
Thanks for reminding me... I looked at the Ink "Pan" and found 2 spots of semi-dried ink. I call it nothing. The lesson I learned is: Use the printer at least once/twice a week and print a multicolor (And Black) page (As I show in the video).
Thanks This video is worth its weight in gold!
Great Video ! I just repaired mine thanks to your video.☺️
Very cool, thanks.
I was able to access the inkpad tray finally. This is a terrible design even if you have the repair manual, which none of us has. I tried to clean the two pads from the top without taking the side cover off, but I dropped the big pad and could not reach the small inner pad. I cleaned both pads after removing the tray, but I think i connected the spring wrong. I attached the spring for the tray on the long arm hanging down at the back of the tray, but i think it gets connected near the front of the tray as you are looking into the unit from the side. I couldn't see much from the video. Can someone where the spring should be connected on the tray. I'm still getting an E8, and E3 error........UGH!
OK......... the spring was on the wrong part. It goes on the little hook near the front left side of the tray looking in from the side. I tried a RESET for the E8 error several times, but I still have the problem. I also get an E2 or E3 error too. Nothing is jammed in the paper tray. Ver frustrating!!!
Heading in the trash...thank you for saving me the aggravation!
Sorry to hear it.
@@DOLRED Want the full ink bottles
The timer shown in this video was assembled (or was reassembled) incorrectly. The two white vertical spacers should be one on each side of the center contact. The two outer contacts should both be "outboard" of the white spacers. Easy fix. The spacer is there to prevent the center contact from being able to touch both outer contacts at once (which would make the compressor and heater run at the same time). Looks like this unit has the left and center terminals incorrectly squeezed together by the white spacers. The leftmost contact needs to be moved outboard of the leftmost white vertical spacer.
💦 promo sm
Marry me? 😊 Seriously, thank you so much! I was getting ready to break out the ice pick to open this thing. ❤
Thanks!!
Thanks for the video… I think mine may have shorted out or the battery burned out…. it came apart and the batteries fell out -- I put it back together with the old batteries and it went on for a brief moment…. then went off… I think the batteries may have been bad… tried to put it back together with new batteries but it didn’t go on…. it was tricky to know where the positives / negatives were supposed to go and line up…. So unfortunately I think my garrity flashlight may be toast…. Tim
Yes, I bought my Larson Door in 1989 custom door size is 36.15 w x 84.25 h; full-size colonizer door. Sadly, the hinges broke 4 of the 5 (not like your pictures no longer carry those hinges). I order rail kits, 36.5 x 85.0 inside rail (Custom) tall, which weren't bad prices, but they came with 4 hinges. I can add 5th one in the middle "32.5 space"? If can? (?) The wind gets around here, 45-100 mph wind gusts. And had reached 148.7 MPH+ tornado/hurricane seasons? What do you think.??? Just "Mount it" or add a hinge, then mount?
Thank you my friend. I was going nuts trying to figure it out...and I condsider myself very handy.
My safety switch is not engaging. I have to hold the bottom and push up so that it can engage
Wish you showed how you actually removed the battery cover off the remote & not just the “result” of the cover being off already. (Like showing the solution w/out showing what the problem is). Tried multiple times & nothing works. There’s prob some kind of sticky dried up gunk built up in the clips throughout the years being in a busy household. Went through all the comments: rubber gloves, butter knife, edge of the table, fingernails, etc & nothing has worked. When I used the butter knife I ruined it where I tried it. I GIVE UP! Please, make another video showing beginning to end. Or if some1 else out there can make a video to open this thing, I will be forever grateful! This is the only video I found that talks about this horribly designed remote control cover. Worst design ever made! Do better Sony! I’m so frustrated! 😤🤬🤯
Thanx for giving the Remote type: XBR-65x900F Still can’t find any video when I typed this in, but that definitely helps
Glad the Walnut and Linden made it. Walnuts are one of my favorite trees, so are Lindens. Haven't been able to get my hands on a Linden yet, though.
I know this is an OLD video, but I have one of these in a second kitchen, house built in 88-89. Probably doesn't help it that it is rarely run. Never any leaks but got ready to run it - and no lights, no power. First thing checked the circuit breakers, they are on. I'm hesistant to pull it out of the cabinet - it's on a wood floor that I don't want to gouge unless I know what I'm looking for. Any ideas? THANKS
In order to pull it out--use a "Pad." Such things as cardboard or a piece of junk vinyl sheet goods will protect the floor. Just get it under the front feet and pull forward until you can reach the back ones. The motor sits close to the floor as well. You have to disconnect and drain the lines and disconnect the electrical. Once out, make temp arrangements to test it. Put the drain hose in the sink...etc..
On my GE fridge, this is behind the plastic panel on top where the freezer and fridge temp setting (and light bulb) are. You can see the part where he turns it with a screw driver once that panel is off. I used a black sharpie to put a little dot on one part of the wheel. That way you can see if it is rotating over time and see if it makes it through the defrost on/off part of the circle. If it gets hung and does not rotate, then 100% this part is the issue. Turns out mine was rotating fine and my issue was the defrost temp sensor was messed up (that is clipped onto the coils behind a panel in the back of the freezer on my model).
This is not a 2000 lincioln ls v6
Thank you so much! I used my fingernail like you suggested to push it away from the top and it slid right off.
v informative my son pulled the cover out to unclog it now i dont know how to put it back in and its a new vanity will try this any suggestions ? its american standard push stop
Thank you so much. A butter knife worked quickly. Never experienced this issue with a remote.
Well, it didn’t work for me as I’m not mechanically inclined so the couple of small parts that flew out on the floor once I was able to separate of which I did do slowly-would never be able to figure out where these parts go. It was interesting that there were 3 Duracell double A batteries in there that were clumped w/battery acid at the ends & the connectors were fused w/battery acid as well & one of the connectors with the squiggly end where the minus end would be connected was one of the parts that came off with a red wire attached to it. Also interesting that the batteries were dated 2016 which means the batteries were packed before that so this flashlight I would say lasted for like 10 years intermittently used as I have other flashlights. Hate to see it go but I’ll get identical ones on eBay or Amazon. And you do need to peel the grip off but I only peeled it off half up to the indentation in the middle but it doesn’t matter now.
Very informative video. I have the yellow Garrity w/black grip that recently went out. I’ve had it for years using it sporadically as I have other flashlights & always was curious about dismantling it to see how the battery set up is & if new batteries would be able to be replaced in there. Always liked it as the beam is rather bright. I suppose the bulb could probably be replaced as well. That used to have to very often be done on the old flashlights. Since I guess it was designed to be a throw away, why not try to operate on it. I’m going to forego taking the grip off & see what happens. I’ve seen these still sold on EBay & Amazon but I’m going to try & fix the one I have.
I'm not sure why it gets hot like that I was thinking about buying one of these from Menards..My old freezer chest which is about 35 years old still working gets warm but not hot but it's not self defrosting which stinks because we have to take everything out and use hot water and chip the ice away..Great video by the way..👍
This video is a big help. I have to do this to my 88' Town Csr. I'm going to attack it tomorrow and see how it goes. I actually have one of those little screwdriver tools, very valuable when you need them. Thanks for posting
This was great, I can do the traditional sink and stopper clear-out but I could not find ear instructions on this style of stopper.great video, thank you.
The defrost timer was my issue. The original timer was made in the USA in Jan 1999 and lasted more than 23 years. The official GE replacement was made in Vietnam. We’ll see how long it lasts. For now I’m back up and running. Thanks for the video! Very helpful.
You were a big help. I also discovered to wear rubber gloves which help to slide the cover off easier. Thank you!
I watched the video and helped me but nothing happend till i used ur advice in comments and using gloves, u saved me bro...god bless you♥️
use an elastic hair tie to hold it together - solid, works, easy to reopen when a battery change is needed.
Or a fitted wide small rubber band
Awesome, thanks!!
Thanks, we are still using our 190 & 210.
Mike Prell had some good thoughts too. But one thing I have found with my short experience with American Flyer, the rail cars wheels can be adjusted, or also maladjusted simply by moving those wheels on their axle. This means if your wheels are to wide the other side can clip things it should not, to narrow they will get bumped off the track by the inner edge wheel guide rail.
This is what I did. I pried the back at the top (gently), of the remote with my fingers on the top side at the crack. Then I took the dry palm of my hand had laid it on top of the back and slid it down with the palm of my hand, Bingo! Came right off.
Hi Dolred I would not have been able to clean my ink pads without your video, many thanks, I straightened a paperclip and bent the end up to use as a hook to release the spring and reattach it, it made it easy to reassemble. Thanks again
Thank you very much. Agreed with Coffee,
Why would anyone want a doorbell? Easy access for the kirby salesman.