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91. Cleaning Solutions
The active agent is usually Freon. Carbon tetrachloride was once a shop standby, but it is not the healthiest material to have around—prolonged inhalation of the fumes can cause liver damage.
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92. Lubricants
Silicone, usually packaged in spray cans, is not the world's best lubricant, but it does do wonders for grommets, hoses, and other nonmetallic parts.
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93. Table - Range
Intermittent readings usually indicate a faulty thermostat. If continuity appears too soon or too late, the thermostat needs calibration.
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94. Floor Polishers
Excessive noise is usually caused by the transmission. Inspect the floor brush fitting.
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95. Vacuum Cleaners
Refusal to run at either speed is usually the fault of the switch. Check it for continuity in both positions.
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96. Cordless Appliances
" When these appliances malfunction, the problem is usually low battery voltage. See Chapter 2 for a discussion of chargers and charging techniques.
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97. Fans
The fan blade is usually friction-fitted on the rotor shaft by a compression ring on the fan hub. The fan blade can be pried off and removed through the front guard.
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98. Window Fans
Noise or vibration usually points to the blade; check the blade for distortion, breakage, balance, and alignment. Next, check for a loose rotor shaft.
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99. Dehumidifiers
At certain temperature and humidity conditions frost may form on the cooling coil, but this will usually not harm the unit.
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100. Oil Furnaces
This usually requires an adjustment of the motor pulley. If this doesn't work — or if you have a hot water or steam heating system — possibly the burner is putting out too much heat for the furnace and you need a smaller oil nozzle.
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May 25, 2012