I have a 2005 4-door Honda Accord DX Value Package. The car didn't come with automatic locks and I've been okay with it, but I've always wanted to put automatic locks into the car. Right now I have to manually open the car and lean over and unlock all the doors. Does anyone know of any places that might be able to install the automatic locks? I know there are parts out there that I can buy and install myself, but I know nothing about cars to install it myself. Any places in the Long Island area that could install automatic locks into my car?
Unless the fire is in the books already, you should be able to extinguish it without wetting the books. But assume you can't. Then you have three choices. Do nothing, put out the fire, or grab the books and run out letting the fire go unchecked. In a rescue situation, firefighters will do the third if this kind of situation develops. That said, experienced firefighters woudl hit the fire and not the books, unless it was the books themselves that were on fire. It doesn't take much water to put out a fire - rookies fill a swimming pool, but experienceds use short bursts, like an assault rifle set for three round bursts.
I've seen these models and im not sure on this but, there should be a back access door in the back of the printer. Take this out and clean every paper roller in there that you can get at. after that put the door back in and open up the front like how you would to replace the ink. do this with the power off. clean the paper rollers in the front. if this still keeps giving you the error then that means that the printer is pretty much done for. i had a 6310 that started giving me this problem and soon after it just locked up on me and it was garbage. this might be the same thing for this one.
well I would have to go with the hose using the logic of your first answerer. Although tragic to lose such important documents/books what have you, my belief is that it wouldn't be the first or last time of this type of occurrence, human life takes priority to me.
I get the hell outta there. I don't want to be RESPONSIBLE for what happens to those books. Running out of a burning building is NOT a crime, but watering down Guttenberg could cost me a lot in legal fees to justify.
Put the fire out with water and hope to save the priceless books and artifacts. If you do nothing, they will burn and most certainly be lost. At least some might be saved if only water reaches them.
