Our machine stops and starts

check if the foot pedal connect correctly or not change the footpedal if still not working

you may find that the footpedal is faulty however there is a place on your footpedal where you can adjust the speed.. or sensitivity it takes a small screwdriver, have alook at your pedal is there a tiny screw or little hole maybe a plus or minus sign on it

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Look under dash where steering column is. Find the connection for the shift cable. see if the mount that the cable end connects to is loose. wiggle it. If it is there are 2 torx screws that mount the bracket to the shift tube that you need to tighten. I think they are a T-27 size bit. This is a common problem on fords. easy fix. I usually will take the screws out and use a thread locking compound in them to stop it from happening again.

Hi,
Yes.... your outlet is no good...when the Micro starts to use more power the plug to outlet connection heats up a bit and the contact is momentarily broken...then it goes back on as soon as the power usage is stopped...

Replace the outlet that you are plugging the microwave into and your problem will be solved...

heatman101

The plug that goes into the back of the PC has become loose. Please change the power cable. There is no other faults with the PC.

You have a loose connection on the starter or a grounded wire that causes a short. When you wiggle the wires you break the contact causing the short so it starts. Replace them and the problem will go away.

You probably have a loose connection. My guess would be the door switch, since that's probably where I'd bump it to get it going again. The fix is easy: gain access to the back side of the switch, and make sure that the wires are making good connection. Also, check that the latch and lock don't have anything loose, may be it's something that you ccan tighten without going into the machine to wiggle wires. Check for the loose fittings first, tighten up what you can with the door open.
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If your cassette stops but the counters keep rewinding the left hand rewind spool is worn.This is accessible from the top by carefully removing the little washer/clip and inspecting the drive hex.Parts may be a problem although this is not that common a fault in a bm246. If the counters stop along with the cassette there is a drive problem in the deck and you are is deep****. If the B deck is the sad one the machine may have been used with a footpedal as a transcriber. The decks are interchangeable however and with a bit of care you could get a usable machine.. just unable to rewind the bad deck. Good luck.

ok there is a loose wire and when your rpms get to arround 5-6 im sure your motor starts to wiggle and jiggle a bit and they touch thats where your cut appears but at idle id think they are apart eanough to keep the electricity from jumping get it checked out at a mechanic or try and locate the wire yourself