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This is our last post. Both public posts, too many to enumerate, and behind the scenes events, on this forum, have recently caused us to re-consider our participation on Fuck Combustion. Sadly, we have decided to leave FC and never return. At the same time we have had a chance to...

Announcement: Working on the last units of the year, they will leave tomorrow (Pammy will forward all delivery info). We will start vacation shortly after that and return to the office in the New Year. Till then expect a vacation response on our e-mail, we will be away from all computer...

Orders going out all week, all should ship by Friday. :)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w5cJDBGR-14&feature=player_embedded

No, the big Black Holes were repressed and subject to White Hole dominance, the whole hole thing. Black Holes never had a chance. Saw it on National Geo, so it must be true. :cool:

3/8" x 7/8" x .04" ;) Stainless of course, since Day 1. :cool:

Got our first holiday entry Friday. A funny one and a good guess. :2c: King of the Heap :party: :lol:

SPAMmers ... .l.. :/

Bio, several folks have had problems with the variable power Radio Shack supply. Underpowered... compared to the Jameco 10081 . . . +++ From our website today Announcement: 12-01-2011 We are not taking orders at this time. We have as many orders as we can fill by the end of the 2011...

Nice pic. :cool: +++ I'll have to do a cross section for proof... but here are prelim conclusions from many years of woodworking, carpenter and PD builder experience... Plant Oil and Bee's Wax products like mine only penetrate 1/8" to 1/4" from the surface they are applied to. It depends...

Lip says, "It says in the manual that the plug/cord is broken if the wall unit is warm?" No, that is not what was said. The wall power supply is supposed to be warm, I think if you re-read you will see that. Feel any of the other wall warts or power supplies in your house, they are all warm...

Lip, the re-seating tool is used for two things. If you drop the unit hard, on it's top, and the clips are forced out of position as described earlier, you insert the tool and give it a whack to put the displaced clips back in place and re-secure the Heat Exchanger. There is no need to use this...

Like I said, we have a liberal warranty and you , just don't want to go that route. I'm sure you have your reasons, so there isn't much we can do to help you. Good luck with your repairs. :2c:

There is a stainless steel sleeve that you cannot see, under the heat exchanger top disk (the disk with two holes) . The top disk is sandwiched tightly between the sleeve and the two clips. Sandwiched tight. Of course gravity will keep the heat exchanger against the sleeve in the case of...

The reason I keep saying impact is because those clips hold tight and it takes considerable force to move the 1/4" that you say ... it's simple physics. I also posted that your unit was wrapped in instructions ( for original purchaser) and that if you had any questions you were instructed to...