What is an easy way to remove adhesive if you dont have any remover

If you can see the pads, pull hard in the rings to remove them. Adhesive residue can be removed with alcohol wipes.

could be the key tumbler needs a shot of lubricant. i recommend shooting wd-40 into the lock and cycling it. if the action improves but no unlocking, its the linkage attached to the tumbler itself. its easy to repair. remove the door panel. then CAREFULLY remove dust plastic and lay it in the floor so the black adhesive dont stick together. you should see the rods inside the door easily to understand their operation.

Hi,
Yes, you are correct. You will need high temperature adhesive to replace the felt seal. I assume you are able to remove the drum from the dryer to complete this task.
Good luck

I’m happy to help further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/gere_bf68e6055dd61249

There is a "spider" gasket that seperates the different ports inside the multi-port valve. When this gasket starts to get worn, it either comes loose and bunches up, or just plain loses its sealing capabilities. It is easy to fix.
Just remove the pin in the handle. Remove the through bolts holding the lid on the valve, and you will have access to this gasket. You then need to scrape the gasket "seat" clean of debris and old adhesive.

Then, you need to determine the model of the valve you have, and purchase a new gasket, and a new tube of underwater adhesive .

If you need help determining the part number of your valve gasket, please e-mail me the complete model number of the valve to [email protected] and I would be happy to help you further once I have more information.

To affix new gasket simply put a light amount of adhesive on the gasket seat, then plave gasket in the seat and press firmly around in an even circle. Remove any extra adhesive the oozes out, then put the lid back on and replace the through bolts. Tighten the through bolts down and let it sit for 5-6 hours at least to cure the adhesive.

Then remove the lid again and check to make sure no adhesive has locked anything up, if so clean it off.

Now you are ready to put it all back together and test it out!

Hello there:
this is verry easy to do, make sure to get some gasket adhesive
(1) remove the radiator cap
(2) losen the radiator hose at the engine side (this is where the
thermostat is located this will help drain the water out.
(3) remove the hose from the thermostat housing.
(4) remove the thermostat housing and you will see
the thermostat, do not forget the way that it is installed.+
(5) remove the old thermostat and remove all of gasket
that is stuck to the surfaces.
(6) apply the gasket adhesive to the housing surface and
install the gasket and the thermostat.
(7) apply a medium size bead of gasket adhesive to the other housing part and install
it and tighten it down and reinstall the hose.
(8) refill the radiator with water and start the vehical let run for 15 min and check for leaks tighten nuts if needed but not too much
or you will break the bolt ok if no leaks CONGRAT'S
hope that this has helped out a lot please rate this for me ok?
best regards mike

Yuck, nothing like replacing the felt, removers will only give you brain damage.I would find something hard plastic to scrap it off to prevent scraping of the finish. Dont give up a burn it off, I know from experience. Try the red plastic scrapers from Ace Hardware, there cheap by a dozen just in case the person who installed the felt had a seizure with the glue!

The magnetic door gasket is sold at any hardware store. It's sold in a roll that has an adhesive backing on one side, you cut it to fit. Hell, I'm looking at them on Home Depot's web site right now on my desk top, (typing on my laptop), and looked at Lowe's site, they also have them. I'm going guess and say that a stupid minimum wage store clerk probably told you they didn't have them. Now you're wasting my time, don't bother replying, I'm done.