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| Member Since 10/19/2015 | |
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Thank You!! The spring came out and I looked for a way to reinsert it. So I led a thread through its opening (so it couldn´t jump away), and compressed it with pliers. So it was easy to put it in.
I think those 5,5 mm mean the length (!) of the screws. The heads are normal little Philipps, perhaps #00 or #000.
I did this fix many times: the balls are on top oft the springs! They do fit into the corresponding holes in the underside of the cone, as you can clearly see in the picture. If the cone is stopped by e.g. a little stone, the balls come out of the holes saving the motors life.
Open it and have a look!
This guide is used by many other guides as first step! Don´t laugh about it.
This means the length oft the screws. The screwhead is Phillips.
Just take a toothstick and slide it along the four corners oft the hole. You can easily feel where the obstacle is.
…relais of the heating…
The elais of the heating might be broken. Try changing it or change daughterbord.
Just look for the postings of Zeppy Zep
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