matchboxpaul
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Bendix washer dryer
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that's all for tonight - will post the rest over the coming days.
Paul
Paul
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Hey Ricky5050…!!!!!
Thanks for the qualtex headsup, i sent a message using my iphone but i havent received any response from Qualtex yet, probably try them again using a desktop this week.
What tool do you use to loosen and tighten the front door hinge studs to the front panel. I'm referring to the ones with the splines on the outer edge in my pic? I was lucky that they were not seized up and was easy to unbolt when using a vice grip, but i want to use the correct tool to tighten them and not strip the splines using the vice grip method, was some type of aircraft speciality tool involved here? I read somehere that those speciality screws have a distinct name, think it starts with a g? But i haven't got any internet feedback on the tool used or who stocked it or a pic of what it looks like but i assume it would be like a box wrench with internal splines
And what substitute gasket material do you guys use for the front door vent shroud that connects to the front panel? The original looked like some type of "asbestos " square cross section white gasket that disintegrates when wet but needs to seal to prevent the hot air from leaking out the front?
Wonder why matchboxpaul suddenly stopped with the service manual pics?
Right in the middle of the movie he cuts to a commercial. Leaves us hanging… LoL
Btw, the zinc overspray on the hinges is temporary ,sort that out when i finally start tackling the rusty portions of the bottom drip tray later
Thanks for the qualtex headsup, i sent a message using my iphone but i havent received any response from Qualtex yet, probably try them again using a desktop this week.
What tool do you use to loosen and tighten the front door hinge studs to the front panel. I'm referring to the ones with the splines on the outer edge in my pic? I was lucky that they were not seized up and was easy to unbolt when using a vice grip, but i want to use the correct tool to tighten them and not strip the splines using the vice grip method, was some type of aircraft speciality tool involved here? I read somehere that those speciality screws have a distinct name, think it starts with a g? But i haven't got any internet feedback on the tool used or who stocked it or a pic of what it looks like but i assume it would be like a box wrench with internal splines
And what substitute gasket material do you guys use for the front door vent shroud that connects to the front panel? The original looked like some type of "asbestos " square cross section white gasket that disintegrates when wet but needs to seal to prevent the hot air from leaking out the front?
Wonder why matchboxpaul suddenly stopped with the service manual pics?
Right in the middle of the movie he cuts to a commercial. Leaves us hanging… LoL
Btw, the zinc overspray on the hinges is temporary ,sort that out when i finally start tackling the rusty portions of the bottom drip tray later
