If it's really loose with very little resistance

Hi, If your bottom stitch is loose, then the problem is the top tension is too low. Often this is because the thread did not get between the tension discs. Be sure to have the presser foot in the up position while threading the machine.
To check top thread tension, pull on the thread before putting it through the needle. With the presser foot up there should be very little resistance. Now drop the foot and the resistance should increase and be adjustable by the top tension control. If not there may be a bit of fluff stuck between the tension discs.

This is probably just a splash guard that came loose under the car and hitting or dragging. Take a look under for something big and plastic that looks out of place around the wheel wells and under the bumper.

Pull the clutch lever in and see if there is any resistance. If it has little or no resistance at the lever, it has air in the line(if hydraulic) or the clutch cable needs adjustment. The clutches are probably not fully disengaging (dragging)which could be why it turns off when placed in gear.

if your vertical section of your mother board has a vertical adjustment trimmer, adjust it to reach your desired vertical size..if doesn\'t have, increase the resistance of the resisitor only connecting from cold ground to the negative of the e.cap and the positive pin of e.cap connecting to the line 1 of the vertical focusing coil. the common value of the resistor you would focuse is 1ohm, try add with .5 or 1 ohm depending with vertical size result.

Have you checked all the solder terminals of the vertical output IC, for any loose contacts? Check it. Re-solder all the suspected solder terminals by applying a little more solder. Check all the low value capacitors at the vertical output section circuit. Replace all of it at once, with same capacitance and voltage ratings. If these do not help you, have to enter its service mode option to adjust the vertical height, linearity etc: By the way, what is the brand name to your TV? What is the number of IC used as vertical scan output. For more information: http://electronicshelponline.blogspot.com/

If you are speaking about TILTING. Yes it does have a tilting ability.
If your speaking about actual TILING on your monitor, that is done from your computer it self.
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The program isn't really that useful if you've got an 800 x 600 pixel display, but if you've got a high resolution widescreen monitor, WinSplit Revolution can help you make the most of your space. You can assign keyboard shortcuts to various positions. For instance, one hotkey can maximize the current window, while another can unmaximize it and drag it to the left side of the screen.

have the timming checked

do you mean the task bars? if so click on them and drag them back down to the bottom of the screen

hi
i have the same problem after replace the fuser
the problem is in the little board ,where all the connectors are on
the , 7812a , a positive voltage regulator ,was loose ,

only resoldering and ok..!

excuse my english, i write from el salvador , im really never speak english, but i just try to help
reggards..!

carlos c.

Yes, if the vertical misalignment is small, say, about less than a tenth of the image size that is misaligned vertically, then try rotating the 'lens' that covers the front left (as viewed from front of camera body, in upright position) rangefinder window.That is, the front RF window near the slow speed setting dial. In order to do so, you will need to unscrew the decorative chrome bezel first. Unscrew in counterclockwise direction. Do not use pliers, etc. to remove bezel, or you will possibly distort and/or mar the chrome finish. Instead wrap bezel with two, or three layers of making tape, making certain masking tape is not contacting the body of the camera, but only the bezel. Usually, bezel can now be unscrewed by hand only; if not, use pliers gently with the masking tape acting to protect the bezel's finish. Once the bezel is off, the lens (it's actually a glass wedge prism) can be rotated using the prongs of a tweezer inserted in the two notches of the brass ring encompassing the 'lens', or glass wedge. First, rotate in both directions, cw and ccw, in small angles to determine which direction and how much wedge rotation is required to bring the two rangefinder images into coincidence vertically. Reassemle in the reverse order.