how to get to hose in rear fire wall in a mazda 929 1994?
Always remember this, Money Talks! Sure, I would bet that he is, but, all you have to do is take your concerns to the City Council or Governing Body in your area Address your concerns in an anonymous letter to everyone in Council, or the Board of Directors, the Mayor and whom ever else, like the Health Department and Fire Marshal. On that letter, make SURE that you put down that copies of the letter has been distributed to the people at the bottom of the page, (and list everyone that you have sent it to), and then, describe EVERYTHING in detail of what you have put in here! List all the violations that you can find, and when everyone knows about it, then it must be addressed (In fact, if your local newspaper has a Letter to the Editor section, you may want to put it in THERE TOO! That way, your LandLord, and everyone else will HAVE to address the violations and there will be repercussions, you can bet!). Now, as for you If you are found out, then you WILL lose your happy home, but, isnt it better to do the right thing, and save a bunch of innocent lives? If so, then sign your name to it, if not, then do it annymously. Some one will take notice if you send enough letters to everyone, from the Mayor, on down to the Newspapers. (Though, the Newspapers usually want your name and address and phone number on it, before they print any articles, so, you maybe busted on that one). I wish you well.. Jesse
Clothes dryers are equipped with limit switches for safety. These are the football-shaped sensors attached to the hot air exhaust. They have two or more wires attached to them. They contain discs of different metals that react to different temperatures. Basically, if the airway gets too hot, the metal disc will expand or contract which opens the circuit to the heating element or gas regulator depending on if your machine is gas or electric. This would explain why your machine works for a bit, then shuts off. What you can do is remove the hose from the rear of the machine and remove any lint build-up. Then put it back on and try it again. It should work fine after that.
The old fashioned clocks can work! The only problem is that you have to wind them every night (I am very lazy). Sometimes I put my cell phone in my shirt and set about 10 alarms on it.
