are there springs ? If so , where are they , short side or long side
739079
I am going off my memory here. I don't recall there being any springs. I am no longer living in that house so I can't double check.
739080
I had one that looked like this. To get to the bulb, squeeze the lens by using a knife on the long side. Just a little pressure is all it takes. The lens is the translucent part. On mine the bezel is the outside part and is attached to the internals. On others you pull on the bezel but not on mine. If you get a lot of resistance, stop pulling on it. It may be like mine which can't be pulled off without a lot of damage to the plastic parts.There were no springs.
739081
My husband used this to replace an old one from the 1980's. He says he remembers 2 springs, but can't remember which sides.
739082
I just replaced a broken lens on my bathroom fan in the fall of 2012 and had to order both the grill and lens just to get a lens. There are no springs. The grill cover and lens are actually two separate parts and are removed in different ways. The lens has a tab on opposite sides equidistant from each corner (only two tabs; not four though). You need to squeeze the sides of the lens gently along the middle of each side and it ought to release. That will reveal the light bulb which will then need to be removed to access the wing nut holding the rest of the grill along with the light fixture itself. Remove the wing nut and the fixture and grill will dangle by two wires. Wiggle the grill around a little and you can then separate it from the fixture which you ought to leave hanging by its wires. To reassemble, reposition the new grill onto the fixture, slide the fixture onto its screw and replace the wing nut, then the light bulb. Finally, squeeze the lens and reseat it.
739083
The metal reflector that holds the light bulb holds the plastic surround up with a cap nut on a threaded bolt. The plastic light cover just clips into the surround with clips that are built into the cover.
1001540
You don NOT have to get new springs for the front. These will lower the rear. IF you want to lower the front, you can buy the lowering springs, or shorten the existing springs.
361026
Sorry for the delay. The net is on the outside, leaving the springs on the inside. BUT, the springs have a thick 10" blue pad that circles all the way around and covers the springs - not an issue. Bought this for my 4 grandchildren back for Christmas, 2013, and now 5 months later, it's still in excellent condition and greatly enjoyed. All parts are quality, and well built. I would strongly recommend this product,
1720238
Yes, you do not want to run one side on old leaf springs. In addition, you will want to purchase new bolts.
857592
If you look towards the bottom of the pic you can see small wheels under where the springs are. You would turn them to increase or decrease the tension.
1996432
There are small springs, attached to metal straps down the entire length of the frame
131800
If you are trying to tighten/loosen the springs, they are located at the top, not the bottom.
1829774
I bought this at Lowe's and the kit included a screw-in adapter for the light bulb socket. Springs are attached to three sides. See instruction manual: www.SYLVANIA.com/RT4
2036990
The springs are pretty durable. I've been using mine for the last couple of months and I've seen no significant deterioration.
1980548
If there are springs, I don't feel them! We've had this sofa for about 5 months and we love it!!! It is nice and soft. I would definitely recommend it. No complaints!
1980547
I don't believe they are springs. The couch is a firm and comfortable feel that looks neat. Be ready to assemble it. Great couch for the money...
2108334
I have no idea what you're talking about. Can you please try to rephrase your question? Are we even talking about springs?
1099896
There is no spring as I recall- it is magnetic. I believe it is about 2.75 to 3.00 inches.
1042288
I see that someone answered that it is a round spring. Since I bought this as a gift I do not know.
2257127
I came home and measured mine. They are long enough for a 10 foot ceiling with the enclosed springs.
1367701
At the leaf spring on the axle itself. Lost one spring due to driving over a curb. Had to buy another set. They really hold up to their weight, but not to the axle.
2019611
I replaced both left and right sides, putting the new ones the same orientation as the old ones.When you apply tension, you should rotate it in the same direction that it is wound, the spring will get longer.I would suggest doing both sides at once.