Screws fastening "tent" are corroded

Please advise Frank we have no idea what grill you are working with, with that said go to hardware store and get screws that will work to finish assembling, or return grill.

Unfortunately, you can't disassemble this grill. It has no screws, tabs or obvious notches to separate the grids from the unit for cleaning or to view the heating element below them. You may further damage it by doing so. Unless it's already broken or not working, I wouldn't try it.

I just did the same on my 94. You have to remove the clips that hold in the grille, after un-fastening them, pull up on the grill to get it off of the truck. Also as a tip, put the fastening clips back into the grill, first, instead of in the frame. That way, all you have to do is pop the grill (with fastening clips in place) back onto the body. This gives you access to the headlight. There are four small screws on the trim around the headlight that hold the light in place. Be careful with the screws, they are very easy to drop and lose. Then, you can simply unplug the light, pull it out and replace it.

quiet easy, but anyhow, now warrenty whatsoever!

you need:
a) one hex screwdirver size 5mm
b) 1 phillips screwdriver size 2
c) 1 replacement battery, maintenance free lead battery block, 123V 7.0AH Type 1270
d) some pieces of 1mm thick foam rubber (4 Strips 150mm, 4 strips 65 mm and 4 strips 95mm, 8-10mm wide would be original, but quiet anything would do it)
e) some glue
f) depending on your expertnes, 20 to 40 minutes time.
... yes thats all.

here we go

DISASSEMBLY
1. lay the unit on to back
2. unscrew the edge plates on the front side (4 pieces, 3 screws each, hex)
3. remove the three edge protectors
4. unscrew the front panel (8 screws, phillips)
5. pull the frontpanel gently up by 2 cm (aprox 1 inch), will be enough
6. lift the grill without bending and remove it
7. unscrew the main speaker (4 screws, phillips)
8. carefully lift up the main speaker
9. look thru the hole, you will see the battery, mounted by 4 screws (phillips again). Unscrew
10. unplig 2 battery leads
11. lift out te battery

ASSEMBLY

1. glue some of the foam rubber arround the new battery, take tie old battery as sample.
2. slide in the battery
3. connect the leads to the battery, the red goese to te red marked pole. Importand
4. Mount the battery holder 4 screws phillips
5. slied in the speaker, mout it wit 4 screws, phillips
6. mount the grill without bending
7. siled the frontpanel back into position and screw ist (8 screws, phillips)
8. bring the edge protectors back into position
9. Mount the edge plates (3 hex screws each)
10. put it back on the weels and load your battery. Testrun.
11. have a beer for me and enyou your music.

Most likely what has happened is that the gears have stripped. The gears inside are plastic but the spindle is metal. When a dough is too heavy and gets caught up in the beaters it tends to eat them. If you take it apart, you will probably find that the gears are shot.
The fix...order new gears, tear down the mixer and replace them. These gears really should have been metal! Check the sunbeam web site for authorized repair places to get your parts.

1. Remove the ejector button...it should pop out with a flat head screw driver. There is a small phillips head screw under it. Take it out.

2. Take out the screws on the bottom. This should allow the face plate on the mixer to slide off, allowing your motor assembly to then be pulled forward.

3. Remove the mounting brackets/shock absorbers...they are rubber u shaped items that hold the motor in. Once that is done, remove the black plastic bracket on the bottom; two phillip head screws. Then unscrew the two long screws underneath. they hold on the speed control electric board as well as the top to the gear box. Pop the silver fasteners on the side of the gear box and you are in. the gears should lift out. put the new ones in and do the whole thing in reverse.

hope this helps.

1. Verify that there are 4 screws fastened (2 screws on each side which can be unscrewed using a hexkey)
2. place the TV on a flat surface with the screen facing down... unscrew the 4 screws using the right hexkey size.
3. Pull the stand downwards to take it off.

There seems to be 2 sizes 25-5/16x8-1/4 or 27-11/16x8-1/4 heres were you can get them http://www.grillstuff.com/gas-grill-flavorizer-bars/?cat=50

1) Isolate the unit by turning the power off at the main switch.
2) Remove appliance from housing unit.
a) When handling the appliance care should be taken to ensure the outer frame trim is not damaged.
b) The appliance is secured into the housing unit by 2 screws through the top corners of the front frame, open the doors and unscrew the 2 corner screws.
c) Grasp the bottom of the frame, pull forward and out onto a suitable surface.
3) Unscrew the top and rear panel securing screws and lift the panels clear.
4) From the rear of the appliance, pull off the 4 (top) grill element leads and the earth lead.
5) From inside the oven unscrew the 2 screws from the grill mounting plate.
The above is from the Handbook. I assume from point 5 the element is then free to be removed. reverse the procedure to fit the new element.
If you want a copy of the Handbook, then I will need an email address for you.

The venturi tubes should go over the gas orifice. If the tubes were to drop off, you could have a fire outside of your grill and possibly an explosion.

you won't get a freebie replacement on a 3 year old oven!
i've had this problem many times and solve it by using penny washers and nuts and bolts to fasten the brackets