How do u shifter cables on TD ONE ? - Mongoose 24in Spectra Boys Bike - PACIFIC CYCLE, LLC

Apparently user manuals are not provided online by the companies, and the suggestion has been made to review some questions and answers online that might help.

https://forums.xfinity.com/t5/X1/User-Manual-for-Latest-X1-Cable-Box/td-p/2683785

https://forums.xfinity.com/t5/X1/User-Manual-for-Latest-X1-Cable-Box/td-p/2683785

HP printer error 49:
Error [b][i][u]49[/u][/i][/b] is [b]'Firmware Error'[/b].
[i]Firmware[/i] is the built-in software on the printer's electronics.
In layman's language, your printer's brain has become confused.
Here are several steps you can try, to hopefully clear the error:
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[th]01:[/th]
[th]Cancel Print Job[/th]
[th][b]Cancel[/b] via printer menu [i]and[/i] via Windows' Control Panel, to make sure.[/th]
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02:[/td]
Turn Printer Off[/td]
Power it [b]OFF[/b], then [b]ON[/b] again.[/td]
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03:[/td]
tESTING..[/td]
Try reprinting, to [b]test[/b] if [b]error[/b] has [b]gone[/b].[/td]
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04:[/td]
Try Different App[/td]
In case the [i]application[/i] is [b]corrupt[/b] or non-compatible, try printing from [i]other software program[/i].[/td]
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05:[/td]
Try Different File[/td]
In case the [i]file[/i] is [b]corrupt[/b] or non-compatible, go back to your [i]original application[/i] and try printing another file.[/td]
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06:[/td]
Upgrade Driver[/td]
If you find that [i]only certain files or apps cause problems[/i], [b]upgrade[/b] the printer driver to the latest version.[/td]
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07:[/td]
Upgrade Firmware[/td]
If the driver upgrade does not give you any joy, a [b]firmware upgrade[/b] may be necessary.[/td]
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08:[/td]
Refresh Entire System[/td]
Failing all of the above, an entire refresh / reboot may be necessary:[/td]
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09:[/td]
Freshen Up[/td]
Turn printer [b]OFF[/b]. Pull all printer-connected cables [b]OUT[/b]. In Win Control Panel / Devices, [b]DELETE[/b] Print-Queue. Switch [b]OFF[/b] computer. [b]REBOOT[/b] computer and printer. [b]RECONNECT[/b] cables. Try [b]PRINT[/b] again.[/td]
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10:[/td]
Clean Computer Registry[/td]
In addition to the 'Freshen Up' steps, a [b]registry cleaner[/b] application can clear software junk or old settings that may be causing a conflict. [b]360 Amigo Speedup[/b] does the job well.[/td]
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11:[/td]
Remove EIO Devices[/td]
Certain hard-drives, cards, etc are EIO * devices. Identify then [b]REMOVE[/b] all of these, and see if problem vanishes.[/td]
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12:[/td]
Re-install EIO Devices[/td]
Plug in the EIO devices again, one at a time, rebooting and testing printer each time [u]until one causes the error[/u].
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13:[/td]
Still failing, all EIO devices removed?[/td]
The memory cards (DIMMS), aka '[b]D[/b]ual-[b]I[/b]nline-[b]M[/b]emory-[b]M[/b]odules' of the printer itself may be damaged or corrupt.
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14:[/td]
Remove Printer DIMMS[/td]
Turn printer [b]OFF[/b]. Remove all DIMMS (memory and 3rd party if any) from the printer. DO NOT remove the FIRMWARE DIMM. Printer [i]will[/i] [u][b]CEASE[/b] to function[/u]![/td]
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15:[/td]
Try DIMMless analysis[/td]
Turn printer [b]ON[/b]. If error 49 remains, [b]RENEW[/b] the [b]FIRMWARE DIMM[/b]. If this doesn't work, [b]RENEW[/b] the [b]formatter module[/b]. May require [i]qualified personell[/i].[/td]
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16:[/td]
Test for faulty DIMM[/td]
Turn printer [b]OFF.[/b] Re-insert each DIMM, one-by-one, switching [b]ON[/b] then testing error each time, then [b]OFF[/b] for next one.[/td]
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17:[/td]
Faulty DIMM found - NOW what??[/td]
If one of the installed DIMMS re-creates the error, [b]RENEW[/b] the DIMM with a new one.[/td]
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18:[/td]
Hookup everthing again[/td]
Once all tests have been done, [b]restore[/b] all printer / computer [b]cables[/b] to the way they were before, for normal operation.[/td]
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* EIO[/td]
No, NOT vowels of the alphabet. In this case it's an acronym for [b]E[/b]lectronic [b]I[/b]nput [b]O[/b]utput device[/td]
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In fact, the above steps can apply to [i]any[/i] printer, as well as many other computer peripherals.
Causes of the error can vary, including but not limited to:
electronic failure, power surges, strong EM fields, static, corruption, etc.
First, if you don't have one already, suggest you invest in a socket or multiplug outlet with a built-in '[b]Surge-Arrestor[/b]'.
A good, updated AV is also a necessity to safeguard against cyber-attacks (see [i]corruption[/i] above).

Try one of these td one grip shifter repair YouTube

Does it shift correctly?
Indicator on dash or on floor console?

It's just a bulb if it shifts correctly.

GL,
Td

Maybe go through the whole procedure. Web search "adjust front derailleur" for videos.

http://www.parktool.com/blog/repair-help/categories/derailleur-systems

Loose connector or mis-aligned shifter. Was the transmission recently serviced/rebuilt/replaced? May be out of adjustment.
Good luck, TD

No, there's a little hole in the metallic base where you should be able to see the lead anchor end of the cable...

Move the shifter to the position that feeds the most cable out.

Disconnect the cable at the derailleur end. Pull the cable housing away from the shifter lever so you can see the shifter wire and push the cable into the shifter. You should see the cable end start emerging from the opposite side of the shifter. Pull it all the way out but make sure you take note of its routing to its derailleur.

Lube a new shifter wire and pass it into the shifter, through the housing, everywhere else it passed and reattach it to the derailleur.

Under the plastic trim round the shifter lever at the front . no tools required to get it .Its on the same side as you drive .

This really depends on what cable you need to replace, the brake or the shifter.

For Shifter:
1. Shift the all the way down to the lowest gear using the small inside shift level for both the front or rear.
2.Disconnect the cable from the derailluer, likely a 5mm allen wrench will be needed.
3.Pull housing away from the shifter exposing the cable where it enters the shifter.
4.Compress the brake lever, this will expose a small hole on the inside of the shifter where the cable head is seated. For the right shifter the hole will be on the right, for the left shifter the hole will be on the left.
5. Push the cable in from where the cable entered the shifter. The head of the cable will now be exposed.
6.Pull the cable the rest of the way out of the shifter.
7.Install the new cable.

For Brake:

1. Disconnect the brake cable, likely with a 5 mm allen wrench.
2. Compress the brake lever. Keep it compressed until step 5.
3.Look straight in from the front of the bike, you will see the head of the brake cable.
4.Push the cable out of the shifter from the exposed area of the cable, then pull once you can reach the end of the cable.
5.Install a new cable.

Depending on the reason you have removed the cable, it is advised that you also replace the housing in most cases. For the shift cables this is not a problem, however, for the brake cables you will have to untape the bars to access the housing.

I hope this anwsers your question. Thank you

It depends.. Shifter cables are standard and the same one would work for both LX and XT shifters. If the old cable is full of grime etc, it is a good idea to run new cables - it will give you a smooth easy shift.

I am sure if you check www.shimano.com you will find the manual for your model of shifter. Replacing cables is pretty easy.