'wax/lift borrd comm bad' - Life Fitness Exercise & Fitness

Hi Connie.

Hoping I'm visualizing this properly. The stand pipe under the house is generally pointing upward and has a flange on it. The toilet will have an indent on the bottom that is somewhat larger that the flange diameter. Then there will be a wax ring that is seated around the neck of the flange right before the toilet is placed down on top of it. The general process is that a new wax ring is placed, the toilet is lifted and, as carefully as possible, lowered straight down over the floor bolts. Once it makes contact on the floor, the toilet is gently rotated a small bit clockwise and counterclockwise to make sure that there is a good solid contact with the wax. The toilet is set square to the wall and, hopefully, with the floor bolts centered on the slots. Someone sits down carefully on the toilet to put pressure on the wax and seal it (this should not be done on a cold day, as the wax may not flow, and may even crack and leave a gap).

From what I saw you write, my questions would be whether the wax gasket was installed. if not, pull the toilet, obtain a gasket, and try again. if one was installed, were the remains of the old gasket thoroughly cleaned away from flange and toilet bottom? if not, the old wax may have cause uneven flow/sealing with the new ring (too much wax in the space).

You can also check that the leak isn't coming from higher up, like at the join from bowl to tank. If it's leaking there, depending on your toilet model, it might leak once the flapper is lifted in the tank, flow down the back outside of the toilet, and down under the house. In that case, it could be a bad seal, or the tank-to-toilet bolts not having been tightened.

Hoping this gives you some ideas

D

turn off water to toilet,get a new wax ring,unbolt toilet,lift toilet off floor,scrape wax off floor and under toilet put down ring wax side up,set toilet,kneel on toilet not wobbling,put bolts back on,turn on water,if it sounds to hard,it is,call a plumber follow rays answer

To remove candle wax from clothes you will need a clothes iron and paper towels. Make sure the iron is on low and the steam setting is off. Take several paper towels and place over the wax stains. Gently move the iron from side to side over the paper towels. Replace the towels as the wax is being lifted and absorbed and be Patient

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you will need a clothes iron and paper towels to remove the candle wax. Make sure the iron is on low and the steam setting is off. Take several paper towels and place over the wax stains. Gently move the iron from side to side over the paper towels. Replace the towels as the wax is being lifted and absorbed, and Be Patient!

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Dear Sir:

I will help you inmediately.

1) Display does not illuminate
when machine is powered
on.
Insufficient power source.
Plug treadmill into a dedicated amp circuit.

2) Loose 10 pin connection at
display console or wax/lift
control board.
Check all electrical connections for proper
attachment.

3)Damaged main harness wire
connection.


4)Replace wire harness.
Faulty display console or Wax/
Lift Board.
Verify if 8VDC is present at P1 pin, 3-4 and
12VDC at P1 pin 9.
a)If yes, replace Display Console.

b) If no, replace Wax/Lift Board. See How To...
Replace Wax/Lift PCB.

Use VOM digital (Voltimeter)

Hoping that you can resolve, if you need some extra help, please reach me.

blessing.

E.CUADRA
MANAGUA, NICARAGUA. C.A.

turn water supply off to toilet and disconnect water line from bottom of toilet tank. flush toilet to drain tank, use towel to soak up water inside that didnt flush.remove the 2 bolts ( 1 on each side of toilet), lift toilet up and move to one side and lay on it side, scrape off old wax ring from bottom of toilet, scrape off excess wax from pipe on floor. install new wax ring over drain pipe. stand toilet upright and lift straight up over drain hole and reset slowly to make sure each bolt goes through the holes on toilet, replace nuts and washers on toilet and tighten. hook water supply liune back up and turn on water.

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You have to replace the door lock assembly. For that open the door and remove the four screws that hold the front panel. There are two on the door hinges and two on the other side. Then remove front by rolling the edge out. Now you will need to get the top lifted up. Remove the four screws that hold the soap dish trim on the top. Then there is a bracket on the front corners that have to be removed. Now you can lift the top and see the door lock switches and wax motor. You can remove the three top screws near the timer and flip the top down so you can look at the control board on top the washer.
Check the R-11 resistor to see if it is burnt. This resistor burns out when the door lock wax motor fails.If the resistor is bad you should replace the control board and the door lock wax motor

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when I start up my treadmilll across the screens reads Motor-comm error. what coulld be the problem.I keep it clean and dirt free.

the door switch needs tobe replace it is faulty i have had this problem in the past.changeing the door switch will solve this. the part number is 131763200

1. Insert your wax stick into a standard sized glue gun. The fit may be tight. The more wax you use, the smoother the fit. 2. Use a second wax stick in the gun to help advance the first, if needed. 3. Heat the gun up to temperature. 4. Do a few test pulls on the gun to get a feel for the quantity of wax you would like to use with your seal. (Two good pulls of the trigger will produce a full seal for the larger sealing coins.) 5. Wait for 10-15 seconds, then press your seal firmly into the wax before it hardens. 6. Lift the seal slowly off the wax. If it comes away and the wax is still quite soft, wait a little longer before pressing the seal down.