What is a comintator - Electric Lawn Mower

go to www8.hp.com and download the software diagnostic and RUn for fix it.
However you can use the software diagnostic comint with the computer and use administrator recovery and go to restore to the factory default.
God bless you

replace the inlet water control solenoid and diaphragm
the water level control turns that solenoid off and then turns on the wash cycle

if it worked before, it can be your internet connection. check and make sure you have internet connectivity, then try to delete browsing history. Click the Safety menu at upper-right portion of Internet Explorer, then click Delete Browsing History. Then close and re-open Internet Explorer and try a simple site like www.google.com to test if it works. If not, click Tools on Internet Explorer, click Internet Options. Go to its Advanced tab and click Reset button, restart your browser and test it again. Hope this would be helpful in your situation. cheers!

Your comintator is dirty causing the unit to draw more amps.

I would suggest checking your antenna/coax connector. I am not sure what kind of antenna or ,mount you are using but I would suspect it being something in the antenna. Most radios are designed to not transmit if the antenna is broke or not connected at all. When you say bent do you mean metal bent or bent at the base? So that would be where I start. Can you try a different antenna? Hope you track it down. N5ARK

test coil on valve use test jumper110 volts

It's a JAVA mark :D . It indicates that your phone has JAVA support and if you trying to open an application then you'll see this symbol.

Whens the last time you checked the oil or had it changed, should probably check this first. If it's low add to the line(probably real low) and get the oil changed asap.

Hi again VampireVenus ,

My apologies for the delay in response. I had to iron out something with some of my colleagues about your post

To your problem at hand; If I am not mistaken, the unit is a couple of years old and therefore we could expect some deterioration in any of the hardware components. It is also possible that it could be due to dirt accumulated. If you feel comfortable opening your unit and performing a DIY (do-it-yourself), then it should be possible to restore the PC to operational status.

Why don't we try cleaning first the inside. Upon removal of the side panel, pls pay special attention to the following:
1. heatsink and fan of the CPU;
2. memory and memory slots;
3. video card, video card heatsink & blower, AGP slot;
4. additionally, you can use a pencil eraser to clean the little gold pins of the memory and the video card (assuming the computer has an add-on video card and not a built-in to the motherboard).

A clean, dry paint brush would help. A vacuum cleaner would also be nice. For those areas that are hard to reach, a can of compressed air could be used.

Additionally, there would be a coin size battery inside, should it possible, it may also be worth your while to replace it.

Further, pls verify that the cables are connected snug and fit.

Will look forward to your update(s).