Not cooling Bought replacement part,start-dev.it is not the same,how do I install it,and what wires go where

try to install Directx 9

I would advise against installing a hard start device unless it is the only option. Most compressors have a run capacitor and if not wired right the compressor could be damaged. You should be able to obtain the correct start device from an appliance parts store.

The connector of developing unit is not properly connected

You were sold wrong dev unit. Send it back. Streaks most of the time is drum Assy. If you had blotch copies then I stay dev unit.

Remove the waste bottle then the drum unit from the front of the machine.**Cover the drum unit so it is not exposed to the light.
Remove the Developing unit and empty the developer from the dev unit into waste bag. Once all the developer is removed...take the new bottle of developer and pour it all into the dev unit. Replace the plastic cover back onto the top of the dev unit. Re-install the dev unit back into the machine, then replace the drum unit back into the machine then replace the waste toner bottle. Close the front door. Enter the copier adjustment mode on the keypad by pressing "user preset,Orig size(Ledger), and Multi-copy key #3 in sequence.
Then press Multi-copy key #8 , then press the Print key.
Now select th code "09" and Press Print.
The machine will run for approx 2 minutes to initialize the new developer. Press Clear/stop and User preset to escape from the service mode. You are done.

Its GRand Unified Bootloader used in Linux OS.
Normally you get this error when GRUB is not able recognise the partition from which you are trying to boot the system. Make sure the boot partition on your system is recognisable by GRUB (such as EXT3).

You can try to restore the GRUB using the LIVE CD

1. Boot From Live CD
2. Open Terminal Window
3. type >sudo grub
4. then type : find /boot/grub/stage1
5. you'll get something like: (hd0, 1)
6. then type : >root (hd0, 1)
7. type: > setup (hd0)
8. >quit
9. >exit

Remove the Live CD and reboot the system.


Please let me know if you need any further assistance.


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Boot a Linux Rescue Disk and Re-Install Grub with the command. "grub-install"

mount /dev/your_boot_partiton /boot
grub-install --root-directory /boot /dev/hda

The Boot Sector is Stored on the first 512 Bytes of the physical Disk.

Samsung CLP-315 Dev Home error
It appears that the Dev. Home error is very common for Samsung printers. It obviously has different reasons. In my case I solved it by stabilizing the deviation clutch. It was too unsteady and the dev. sensor recognized a fault.
The dev. clutch is situated under the right cover, which is the power supply side of the printer. To remove this cover you need to firstly remove the top cover, which is held by two screws on the front. Then uncover the right side by unscrewing one screw on the back, near the power supply inlet and unclip a couple clips on the top side of the cover. After removing it you have to find the deviation electrical clutch. Check if it is too unsteady. If it easily moves, you need to somehow stabilize it, in my case by a couple of leather straps under it, so that they press it up and make it steady:

After that simply check if you have stabilized it properly. If you have the green light must turn on after switching the device on.

NB! Be extremely careful when power is ON, because there is high voltage running. I'd suggest that you would stabilize the thing with non metallic item to keep safe. Good luck!

Use apt-get from the terminal to install the ntfsprogs package - sudo apt-get install ntfsprogs

Then you can use the tool ntfsfix from the terminal to attempt to repair a ntfs partition.

Example:
* unmount the drive if it's mounted already
sudo umount /dev/sda1 - read below for device naming info
then type: sudo ntfsfix /dev/sda1

Note:
A typical home pc or laptop has 2 or 4 IDE channels as follows:

• ide0 = primary
• ide1 = secondary
• ide2 = tertiary
• ide3 = quaternary

For example:

• ide0 = primary master = hda
• ide1 = primary slave = hdb
• ide2 = secondary master = hdc
• ide3 = secondary slave = hdd
• sata0 = 1st sata device = sda
• sata1 = 2nd sata device = sdb
  

and so on...
SCSI & SATA devices are listed as devices sda, sdb, sdc, sdd, sde, sdf, etc. in the /dev directory. Similarly, partitions on these disks can range from 1 to 16 and are also in the /dev directory.
Now each hard drive has 4 primary partitions (limit of PC x86 architecture). First partition is denoted by number 1. For example:

• First partition : /dev/hda1
• Second partition : /dev/hda2
• Third partition : /dev/hda3
• Fourth partition : /dev/hda4
• sata0 device, 1st partition: /dev/sda1
• sata1 device, 1st partition: /dev/sdb1

And so on.
You can run command fdisk -l (lowercase L) to display a list of partitions:

WARNING! These examples may result in data loss. Use fdisk command with caution as it can manipulate / overwrite your partition table.