how to fix cable tie on adapter
785973
remove the tube from your blower and place the flexible cloth end over the blower housing and tighten the strap. be careful and don't tighten the strap tighter than necessary or you won't be able to take it off. it's a little difficult to hold your blower in one hand and guide the long tubing with the other.
785974
I do not use that part of the kit. The end of one of the tubes fits right inside of the tube on my blower. Snugly.
785975
I just replaced mine. I turned the sock inside out, put the plastic adapter inside (the original outside) of the sock with the plastic adapter pointing inside the sock. I secured it with a cable tie (as tight as I could get it and don't forget to snip off the excess cable tie.), then pulled adapter through the sock to turn the sock right side out again. That puts the cable tie inside the sock and not visible. Putting the cable tie inside the sock makes it more difficult to force the cable tie to come loose. It worked.
785976
I put eyelets in the 3 double web straps on the sock and drilled holes to match spacing in the blower nozzle then used sheet metal screws to hold it on. it works for me. Edgar Mitchell
1562275
Losen the nut on the cable clamp. Put the ring on there and replace the nut. That works just fine and it won't fall off.
783607
Not hard, just loosen the cable clamps pull the cable through, and retighten the clamps.
1970884
Yes. Do yourself a favor and replace the ribbon cable with a NEW one. Could be the only problem
1306141
If you need an adapter, a hardware store person should be able to fix you right up, and it'd be only a few bucks. Bring a photo of your outlet fitting.
2055504
In the middle of the cable is a smaller co-ax male/female splice. It's smaller than what you used to plug into the back of your tv (cable tv). I'm sure radio shack or frys electronics could fix you up
1700942
I.didn't bother with an adapter just used some cable ties to tie it to the side works fine
1524158
It should just screw into the co-axial cable plug. Same as where the cable hooks in.
831197
I have the same issue. I use it at work and mine falls off with the touch of a butterfly. The adapter also doesn't power the receiver unless I wiggle it a few times.
1791694
This adapter fell apart when i tried to use it. Very inferior plastic fell apart
831656
Yes, I change without cut the cable just is tricky but can be done, any way find the way to connect it again
2164111
Yes, you strip the end of the other wires (about 1/4 - 1/2 inch) and insert them into the ends of the adapter. Then crimp them down nice and snug. Be sure to match up wires (black to black, black/white to black/white).
1828925
The only place I used cable ties was on the patch panel in the rack to hold the cables straight out of the back of the jack. I don't believe they are required, however I am not a professional certified installer. The ones I used were real small 2 - 3 inches, used just to secure the cable to the rack so if it ever was pulled, it would not come out of the jack as easy.
1201734
I just took my antenna base apart and found out that the connections are NOT soldered. they are just pressed or smash connected. so, you can change out the cable. be careful to align all the parts when you are rebuilding the base.
1742534
Pretty simple, just unscrew, use on of the adapter in the bottom of the new attenae and then screw the whole thing back on.
658976
Unplug it from the base. Unscrew the tip retainer and remove it and any tip you might have on it. Holding the handle, unscrew the black plastic ring that has the metal tip retaining threads embedded in it. Once that's off you gently push the cable through the handle exposing all of the solder connections. Now comes the tricky part, you need a functional soldering iron to desolder the old and resolder the new element boards.look it up online ....how to replace heating element in a 9378 solder station.....hope this helps.
1374322
Define loose. My adapter connects without ever falling out but it is by no means as snug a connection as some other adapters I've had. I haven't had any problems with the adapter though, if that's what you're asking.