Assembly guide - Body Solid G5S Gym

The link to manuals for this item is:

https://www.ifixit.com/Device/Sony_VAIO_PCG-6J2L


The above link includes the following guides. Hope this helps!

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1. Open the hood to the 1999 Dodge Stratus.
   

2. Locate the two headlight lens assembly retaining screws at the top of each side of the assembly.
3. Remove each screw with the ratchet and a suitable socket.
4. Place the screwdriver behind the lens assembly to assist in prying out the guide pins that secure and align the headlight assembly. Hold the lens assembly from the outside edge (marker light/directional light section) first and pry from behind with the screwdriver to unseat the guide pins. Pry from the inside end of the lens assembly to unseat the other guide pin.
5. Pull the lens assembly out far enough to reach behind it and disconnect the headlight bulb wire harness from the back of the bulb. Or simply remove the bulb by twisting the harness and retaining ring counterclockwise and remove it as an assembly.
6. Turn the marker light/directional light socket and wire counterclockwise to remove it from the headlight lens assembly.
7. Remove the assembly from the front of the Stratus.

BISSELL User’s Guides can be downloaded at www.bissell.com
On the front page under Customer Service click on User’s Guides and enter the model number of your unit.
User Guide will be displayed as a PDF file.
Assembly instructions will be included in the User's Guide.

NO manufacturer has an assembly guide as all the chairs are shipped assembled, or mostly assembled. Most have battery replacement guides and other minor issue stuff, but nothing to take the chair fro womb to tomb.

Its MEXICO, and you can download the manual from RETREVO.COM

I disassembled HP f380 myself without a manual.

Do you mean that the print head has come off the guide rails at the back? The following pictures show the upper and lower guides from each side of the print head, which keep the print head on its track. The upper guides are connected to the actual print head assembly; the lower guides are connected to the cartridge carrier assembly. The print head assembly and the cartridge carrier assembly simply clip together.

Now, if you are lucky, all that has happened is that the two assemblies have become unclipped. If so, position the upper guides on the track and then squeeze the two assemblies together so that the lower guides go under the track - you should hear the assemblies click together.

If you are unlucky, it means you have managed to break one or more of the guides. If so, the print head or cartridge carrier, or both is probably scrap, I'm afraid.

I recommend you purchase a copy of the service manual before you attempt this task - they are not expensive. If you require any more assistance, please do not hesitate to ask.

The component that fell out is called a tape guide. The guide assembly fits into the guide rail on the supply side (left side) of the drum. You will notice another guide to the right, this is the take up guide assy, it sits in the guide rail assembly as well. There will be a silver shaft sticking up from the guide rail where the tape guide should be seated, with gentle pressure, the guide should snap back on and the unit should operate correctly. Please do not touch the drum surface as this may damage the video head assembly. Hope this helps you, good luck. Joe Weibel customelectronics.org