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Holding weld nut on left side of axle, proceed as follows:
a. Tighten cone nut to 95-105 ft-lbs (128.8-142.4 Nm).
b. Loosen cone nut one full turn.
c. Retighten cone nut to above specification.
NOTE
If the axle moves during tightening of the cone nut, then the
belt deflection procedure must be restarted.
Recheck belt deflection to verify that it is still within specification.
If the belt deflection is not within specification,
loosen cone nut and then snug to 15-20 ft-lbs (20-27 Nm).
Recheck belt deflection. Apply 10 lbs. (4.5 kg) of force at
the midpoint of the bottom belt strand. Belt deflection
should be within the range specified. If belt
is still not within specified range, readjust accordingly.
If your H2O mop will not steam:
1. Ensure you have followed the operating instructions.
2. Ensure you have followed the troubleshooting instructions.
If the unit fails to produce steam:
3. Switch off the power at the outlet.
4. Look at the water reservoir. Inside you will see a flexible tube with a cone on the end. Tilt the unit or give it a gentle shake to submerge the cone in water.
5. With the cone submerged, switch on the power supply and follow the normal instructions. The unit should produce steam as normal.
Note: Unless the cone is submerged in water, the unit will not steam.
screw 1 of the cone pieces(that fit bearings)tapered section towards centre of axle(about 3/4 inch), then slip 1 bearing case on axle from other end with bearing side facing centre. Then insert axle into hub and put bearing on other end(bearings facing middle)then cone. **NOTE** Put small amount of bearing grease inside hub for bearings. Doesn't have to be bicycle grease- I use auto grease as you get 10times as much for same price. Then adjust cones by hand untill there isn't any slack and axle centered.Then screw on thin nut(both ends), it acts as lock nut for cones.To tighten correctly you need a skinny spanner to hold cone while you tighten the skinny nut. Spanners from bike shop only cost about $2. Can adjust without a narrow head spanner by leaving a bit of slack when doing up cones and hopefully lock effect between cone/nut grabs before cones are over tight(a bit of messing around without a narrow spanner). There shouldn't be any slack between axle/cones and wheel, wheel should spin freely. Put wheel on bike then a washer(if you have any)outside frame, then larger wheel nuts. Hopefully all your pieces have been used. HAPPY RIDING
http://www.fantes.com/coffee-filters.html According to this link and others, we need to use a #4 filter. I placed my old #2 cone filter in this machine (I just bought it tonight) and it is short about one inch...so the next step up would be a #4. The bottem of the basket that comes out, would lead one to believe it is a cone shape cone. You can also opt for a perminent gold cone filter. But, use the paper one first to be sure of the size. I am getting #4 tomorrow and test this machine out. It has mixed reviews on line. Coffee Maker is the brand name and I only see it sold at Home Depot from my on line searches. Good luck....blkqueentech at yahoo dot com
I had same problem. Turned out to be the filter that sits above the waste cannister. Remove the waste cannister. There is a little orange lever that releases the filter. It was caked with dirt not allowing any air flow causing the motor to overheat.
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