How do I repair small holes in the floor? - Homelite Consumer Products 9.0 Amp, 14 In. Chainsaw

The element should not touch the bottom of the oven. I would call up the person that did the repair and tell them about the small holes. This may be a fire hazard. You should not be charged for work that was done improperly.

You should be able to buy a tube of ceramic filler from a hardware store which will do the job.

boxing ring floor repair specialist?

At the back of most fridges is a small channel with a drain hole. The condensate drips out of this hole through a small pipe and usually onto a tray on top of the motor. At the motor it simply evapourates. Sometimes when cleaning the fridge this pipe can get pushed off at the back so water drips through the back and onto the floor.

Take a testing instrument and go to the plug on the wall or the floor and unplug it.
Test the socket on the wall or floor and see if there is 110 volts in two of the holes.
You will have either 3 or 4 holes in the socket.
The small "rounder " one is a ground.
Test between the small roundish hole and each of the others.
Two should be "hot".
If not, check your circuit breakers at your power panel.
Next check the cord where it attaches to the back of the dryer.
If you still have power, you likely have a thermostat that has blown inside the dryer itself.
There are about 4 - 7 depending on the age of the dryer.
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Use hole saw to drill around each screw.
Use as small size as possible.
When plywood sheet comes up, you will have plywood circles on floor held down with screws.
Put 2x4 block against each circle and bang with large hammer, or pry each with big bar.
The repair subfloor.

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try JC Whitney they offer repair floor panels for many vehicles.

First, remove the upholstery cleaning attachment from the back of the vacuum. Next, move the cord to the side. In the recessed slot where the upholstery brush fits, you will see a small hole. Push a small, regular screwdriver in to the hole. At the same time, pull up on the Miele handle to disengage and to remove the handle from the body of the vacuum cleaner.

I did this by placing the vacuum on the floor with the handle down and pressing the screw driver against the floor with the blade of the screwdriver going into the hole. I held the vacuum with my feet and pulled firmly on the handle.

sure just get a plastic 1-4th in coupling to couple the two parts together and and cut out the section with the pinhole (Use plastic the brass ones do not work well on plastic)

difficult to weld stainloess steel. another way is to drill out the hole slightly and fit a small nut and bolt with fibre washers