This came with a small plastic piece called a deflector. Where does this go and what is its purpose?
790369
It goes in place of the long black nozzle that comes on it. Not sure of its benefit, but it goes in the place of the original black end.
790370
Deflector? I would have to see the part, there is a blackt plastic piece that goes on the end the spreads the foam out. I use mine all the time and love it, Also there is a Hole on the top if you plug that hole with your finger you get a very very heavy suds, that is how I use mine I don't use the adjuster, but it does use a lot of soap. email me a pix of the part cuffnstuff1@hotmail.com
1731740
I drilled a 3/8" hole in both the deflector and my floor vent (they're metal but I wanted these to stay put as they're in a high traffic area) and then used heavy duty zip ties to attach them. The deflectors are like metal now. They've been kicked, bumped, stepped on, and they are still going strong. Not even the place where the two pieces join together has come apart.
487903
It's a twist-on plastic piece. It has rubber in it, but it's not a rubber stopper.
1441223
Mine came with one. Seems like it was some place else on it and you had to move it tho. Took me a few minutes to figure it out. Hope this helps. I would recommend it.
1497253
The deflector attaches with magnets so it will certainly not stick to a plastic vent. You could try resting it on top of the vent but without the magnetic adhesion I do not think it will work as well.
1912989
It has magnates at its base to keep it in place over the vent. If the wood register doesn't have enough metal at the edges, the magnates won't be able to hold the deflector in place but it could just sit there if there isn't any traffic around it.
1677378
I think it means that it's to not be used without that clear plastic piece that fits under the light unit itself. It should have come with it. The piece is removable so check the box if it's not already attached.
1594771
What you describe is pretty much it. There are plastic inserts with "screws" that attach the deflector to the underside of the hood into existing holes. These screws actually just push in, despite the directions showing a screwdriver. There is no tape involved it this. The rubber pads are 4 small round and clear pieces about 3/8" in diameter. I attached them to the backside of the deflector, instead of the hood, so there is nothing attached to the paint surface. The whole process takes 5 minutes, and is really easy. I hope this helps you out.
676528
It is called an Uno fitter, where the fitter sits on the socket...I did not know that and I needed the clip on type fitter. To return the customer has to pay shipping so, I did not return...shipping was more than the cost of the shade.
1195657
Ours came with one and we just use it. Plastic, with a drawer string, fits well keeps the weather off and has held up well. Have to wait for it to cool down before you can put it on though.
1044703
The "extra" Piece is an optional mount for the sensor to mount on the solenoid valve. Not sure why it's not in the instructions or what difference it makes to mount it there.
1692305
Like the previous answer nope, but it came with a plastic reflective device which I didnt use because I didnt need it. Guess depends how you position your system.
1450590
This came with four deflectors. Two for the front and two for the back two windows.
473495
If you want a narrower field of detection, there are little plastic shields included. A section of 5 or so, they are perforated so you can just snap off the number of pieces or thickness you want & insert it in the detector to block off part of the motion detector. I never would have known, but I had mine professionally installed and the electrician showed me this feature.
1120978
I assumed it was an access panel to the pickups so the can be replaced with ease, but when removed it seemed it was attached to the tremolo bar but I don't know exactly what it does. Since this guitar is very similar to the Squier by Fender, I noticed on my cousin's mini strat that it has the same exact panel. I took a picture of it so you can see what it does for yourself. Hope it helps.https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B8TKHOIvNiNCelhNT3djbExLNmc/edit?usp=docslist_api
899185
I tossed it. I think it's to keep the plastic cover in place. Likes mold or casing for the casing. Lol
2191718
not sure which piece you are referring to but it includes the metal locking tab and plastic cover bolt that tightens it