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201. Coffee Maker, Electric
Plug a light into outlet used for coffee maker to see whether it is defective. If these measures don't work, take coffee maker to a service shop.
http://www.fun-home-projects.com/household_repairs/​c/​coffee_maker_electric.html

202. Column, Wood
Soak for 24 hours in pentachlorophenol and set in position. If column stands on masonry and has no base, cut rotten part off square.
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203. Concrete
Keep covered with damp burlap for 48 hours or longer. Surface pitted, rough, uneven.
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204. Cooking Utensils
Coat both surfaces with epoxy glue and press together for 24 hours. Utensil can be used again for oven cooking.
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205. Copper
Use an acid flux except for electrical work, which requires a rosin flux (see Basic Methods: How to Solder Metal).
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206. Croquet Mallet
Tap together and let dry for 24 hours. Handle broken.
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207. Cutlery, Table
If hole in handle is much larger than the tang of the blade, take knife to a jeweler for repair.
http://www.fun-home-projects.com/household_repairs/​c/​cutlery_table.html

208. Doll
But if repairs look difficult for one reason or another or if doll is an antique with real or sentimental value, then it is better to take it to a doll hospital.
http://www.fun-home-projects.com/household_repairs/​d/​doll.html

209. Door, Accordion
Works stiffly. Clean the overhead track and coat it very lightly with vaseline. Touches latch jamb at top but not at bottom. Unscrew door from opposite jamb. Loosen all the screws in the overhead track except the last one before the latch jamb. Starting at the opposite jamo, insert wood shims under the track until door hangs parallel with the latch jamb. Then screw track tight. For appearance's sake, the long wedge-shaped crack between the track and the top jamb should be filled with a continuous strip of wood. Touches latch jamb at bottom but not at top. Loosen all the screws in the overhead track except the last one before the opposite jamb. Shim the track down, as above, until door hangs parallel with latch jamb. Holes in vinyl covering. Cut a patch out of matching vinyl and glue over hole with plastic-mending adhesive. Let dry about six hours before moving door. Damage to wood doors. See wood.
http://www.fun-home-projects.com/household_repairs/​d/​door_accordion.html

210. Door - Threshold
At home again, use old threshold as a pattern for the cuts that have to be made in the new one.
http://www.fun-home-projects.com/household_repairs/​d/​door_threshold.html


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