Vent cover removal kuds301 vbl3 - Kenmore 17252 Free-standing Dishwasher

Is this a countertop microwave or an over-the-rang (OTR) microwave? If it's a countertop model, you need to completely remove the outer case to get to the lightbulb. If it's and OTR microwave, there usually is an access cover located behind the grill vent. You can remove that grille vent by removing the 2 to 4 screws above the grill vent. Then either slide the grill vent 1/4" to the left to remove it, or else (depending on the model), just pull out the top of the grill vent, followed by the bottom. Then you should be able to see the lightbulb access cover. Usually there is 1 screw that you have to remove. But unplug the microwave before you to any further! Now remove the screw, lift up and remove the cover, and you should be able to get to the light bulb.

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My Spacesaver bulb replaces from the top. You have to remove 2 screws that hold the upper vent cover. W/ cover off you will find a phillips head screw about the center that holds the bulb cover. Remove the cover screw & lift up & remove the cover, then replace the bulb, the cover & screw then put the vent cover & it's 2 screws back. There may be some variance but they are all similar.

Usually the vent cover pulls straight down, and is held in place with 2 V-shaped metal spring wires.
Squeeze each spring wire together to release cover from ceiling box.
Use vacuum to clean vent fan housing. Some vent fans can be disassembled and motor housing removed for cleaning. Do NOT use water on electric motor. Simple vacuum, or dry toothbrush cleaning is good enough.
Spay tiny bit of WD40 on the fan motor shaft or add tiny dab of white grease if desired.
The plastic cover can be scrubbed with soap and water, rinse to remove soap residue, and when dry, paint with aerosol spray paint using 3-5 very light coats applied in 5 minute intervals.

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A) Remove the AC adapter (Charger) and Battery

B) Laptop closed turn it over, lay it down on a soft cloth on a table, Battery Bay Compartment AWAY from you.

C) The Thermal Cover is the largest cover on the bottom of the laptop. Goes from the right side to the middle, and very close to the Top and Bottom.

There are four Philips head screws to remove in the cover, before the cover can be removed.

1) Under the middle of the Battery Bay Compartment, and at the Top/Left corner of that rectangular vertical vent, in the Thermal Cover.

2) At the Bottom/Right corner of that vertical vent, in the Thermal Cover.

3) In-between the two horizontal vents, located at the Bottom of the Thermal Cover.

4) Straight above the screw removed in 3), is the last screw to remove. There is a round shaped vent, inside a square at the top right of the Thermal Cover. The screw to be removed is at this vent's Bottom/Left corner.

Once all the screws are removed, ease the Thermal Cover up from it's left side, (Middle of laptop), at an angle, then remove.

D) In the opening with the Thermal Cover removed, there is one Philips head screw to remove, then the ODD can be removed.
(Optical Disk Drive. The DVD drive)

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Heater Core Removal & Installation To Remove:
Heater core removal

1. Remove the heater/vent module.
2. Remove the heater core access cover screws.
3. Remove the heater core access cover.
4. Remove the heater core from the heater/vent module

To Install:

1. Install the heater core to the heater/vent module.
2. Install the heater core access cover and screws to the heater/vent module.
3. Install the heater/vent module assembly to the vehicle.

Heater Core Removal & Installation To Remove:
Heater core removal

1. Remove the heater/vent module.
2. Remove the heater core access cover screws.
3. Remove the heater core access cover.
4. Remove the heater core from the heater/vent module

To Install:

1. Install the heater core to the heater/vent module.
2. Install the heater core access cover and screws to the heater/vent module.
3. Install the heater/vent module assembly to the vehicle.

Yes you can. If you do you will have problems with things freezing in you fresh food section.

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SECTION 303-03: Engine Cooling 2001 Lincoln LS Workshop Manual REMOVAL AND INSTALLATION Degas Bottle Removal and Installation

1. Drain the engine cooling system. For additional information, refer to Cooling System Draining, Filling And Bleeding in this section.

1. Remove the cowl vent screen. For additional information, refer to Section 501-02 .

Cowl Vent Screen Removal
NOTE: To remove the left side cowl vent screen, the right cowl vent screen must be removed first. Follow the entire cowl vent screen procedure.
Right Side Only

1. NOTE: The fasteners are reuseable.
   Remove the right side of the cowl vent screen.
   1. Remove the two-part pin-type retainers and separate the Velcro ® attachment of the rubber hinge cover to the rear outboard corner of the cowl vent screen.
   1. Pull up on the cowl vent screen to release the lower clips.

Entire Cowl Vent Screen

1. Remove the two wiper pivot arms.
   1. Remove the two pivot arm nut covers.
   1. Remove the two nuts.
   1. Remove the two wiper pivot arms.

1. NOTE: Remove the right side first when removing the entire cowl vent screen.
   Remove the cowl vent screen.
   1. Remove the two-part pin-type retainers and separate the Velcro® attachment of the rubber hinge cover to the rear outboard corner of the cowl vent screen.
   1. Lift up on the cowl vent screen to release the clips.

1. Disconnect the engine vent hose, and separate the air bleed hose from the degas bottle.

1. Remove the seven bolts and reposition the cross vehicle support.

1. Disconnect the degas return hose from the degas return tube.

1. Remove the two bolts.

1. Remove the degas bottle from the vehicle.

yes there is a screw inside the vent flaps

Have replaced my heater core in my 2001 regular cab 4wd in december 2009. Had to pull the complete dash including the complete metal dash behind the dash that you see. Also had to remove the right passenger side inner fender well to acess the remaining two bolts that hold the heater core cover to the firewall. Its an insane job to do but the repair shop books call for 9 1/2 hrs to do the job. I'm not an expert but this is what it takes.