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Either your not pumping enough or you are not locking the pump down or it has a leak.

Unless there is a model that I have never seen, the sandpaper is the drive belt on belt sanders.

Yes, because there is less risk of splitting the wood grain when using a nail gun than when using a hammer, nail guns are especially useful in delicate projects such as the application of indoor trimming. A nail gun sets the nail in one motion, reducing the chance of slips and bumps that can ruin delicate woods. Most models also include a rubber safety nose to protect the wood from friction.

First slide off the rubber grip This will expose a pin that you will need to remove. Remove the two bolts on top of the hammer with a 10mm wrench. These bolts hold the striker plate guide. Place the hammer in a vice to lightly compress the hammer head. Remove the allen head bolt located on the end of the head. This bolt holds the striker slid that strikes the staple. Remove the pin that you see that was under the rubber grip. Just tap with a punch and then you should be able to remove it with a small set of pliers. Now slid the enter assembly back just enough so that the jammed striker slid will come in contact with the striker guide face. Turn the hammer over and strike the top of the hammer on a piece of wood. This should free the slide and jammed staple. The staple and slide will come out. Take a file and deburr the slid and add a dab of grease to it. To reassemble, Attach the slide guide first, but leave it loose. The rest is reverse order. Hope this helps.

Normally you will find the answer in your motherboard manual. The plug that connected to the front panel is keyed so it can only go in one way. Please reallize this is only a guess, as I do not know anything about your machine.

I ran regular RG6 through my house and both DirecTV and Comcast work just fine. Longest run I have from source to box is about 50' if that factors into your planning.

You will have to go into the tv's menu and adjust the settings that have those ports inactive If you need further help, reach me via phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/steven_a67ead41eb5fc62a

That's a type of cable connection. You will still need a audio cable to hear sound. Any electronic retailer can provide this.

When you pull it out eightteen inches, does it feel like it's under tension like normal? Is it retracting like normal? If so pull it out hard, in a quick tug, you probably got something in it. It's just bound.

Flame no, sparks yes. If the sparks are that big it's time to replace the brushes in the motor. it's an easy job, a hardware store will have them. Like mcclendons or do it centers. big box stores probably not.

The choice is entirely arbitrary. You may connect any accessory to any HDMI input. I recommend you connect the device you use most (probably your direct TV box) to HDMI 1, your second most frequently used device to HDMI 2, and so on, but it's really a question of your own preferences.

It shouldn't be too sharp because if it is then it will cut into your project and can actaully make it more difficult to use.

Yes you can, its also really easy because they don't have to be super sharp. Dave Jeske Sharpens Marking Knife

Manhole covers are usually made from cast iron and so they are pretty heavy. They can weigh anywhere from 85 to 300 pounds.

The first known manhole covers that have been found date back to ancient Rome, where stone sewer-grates were used.

I have found a schematic, but not a manual yet, link below.. DW

I had the same trouble. The blade holder was out of the knife and would not go back in. I fixed it this way: open the screw knob all the way to the least tension. Slide the two parts open but not all the way- there is a tab on the blade holder that gets in the way if you try to drop it in at the fully open position. With the two halves SLIGHTLY open- slide the blade holder in making sure that the tab is seated in it's slot. Depress the thumb tab and bring it to the most forward position and the two halves should be able to be seated together again.

get a rubber pad at Tractor supply that they use for horses - cut it about 3" wider on all 4 sides and put under it - that should solve it.

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with regards to the stanley power stapler gun............replace the micro switch