During reassembly, when putting adhesive gasket in place, do back and return buttons go under or on top of the adhesive gasket?
340538
They go on top but they never touch the adhesive gasket. The buttons have little squares of adhesive gasket around them that you can re-use
860232
All on the back. The selection buttons are in the front. The picture Amazon shows in the photo is actually two units stacked, to provide a view of both the front and the back. Ive had this for a while now. It works well and is solidly built.
2245743
Yes, the gasket is between where the unit clicks together. Its like a rubber band. Water has never been an issue. My first one, after 5 years, the plastic finally started coming apart. I live in the southwest where the sun eats up stuff.
407681
Yes; the gaskets are pre-installed into the piece. Also do not forget to install the small rubber O ring that goes on the snap in hose connector on the top, unless you want to reinstall it.
292178
No the back of it, It said that it is a silicon gaskets to prevent leaks, dishwasher safe, sorry it to long to get back with you.
1018671
yes, the control buttons are located below the main mounting piece. It's awkward, but I've done it several times.
1868402
no problem at all. I just got got a new stainless steel frig 2 months ago, with the front doors slightly curved, and the mount adhered just fine.And this was after I pulled the "command" adhesives off the old frig, and bought new "command" adhesives to RE-stick the Belkin mount to the new frig.
313971
Sounds like you have the fn lock on, its the key above the backspae inbetween f12 and insert.
404795
I don't know. It does screw on in place of or in addition to the existing plate so it would cover the reset button.
168965
I have several of these and love them. When I push the button down it seals firmly and top does not come off. Then when needing to open I press the button down again and it opens just fine. I want more. You might make sure the gasket is clean and that the seal didn't melt in the dishwasher and is functioning properly. Good Luck!
1832616
Hi Murry, the screw that holds the unit to the wall is behind the big white button. Pry something between the big white button and the black bezel. Here is a manual that shows it better......page 13. http://www.liftmaster.com/CatalogResourcesV3/en-us/shared/files/tucmanuals/114A3044.pdf
2210957
When I ordered my first Key shell I failed to notice the slight difference in the lock button from the shape of my lock button. I could not get the case to snap shut properly so I proceeded to modify the interior to try and make it work. Finally it did, kinda. The panic button was ultra sensitive so I ordered another case and make sure that the buttons matched mine EXACTLY. When it came I put my insides in the new case and it snapped together perfectly. Maybe this will teach me to pay attention to ALL of the details!
560253
Take it apart push the open/close button once then put back together. It has features where the internal part that the back plate connects to is protected against forceful opening. Also make sure that piece is tightened. It connects via phillips screw and should be hand tight and lined up in the right position. Sounds like you have it backwards.
291168
about 60% and theres a chance some of it may get stuck. Best way to do it would be remove the actual buttons (if thats not an option you might just need to get a air duster can)
1186039
Yes, that happens occasionally. I just take advantage of the opportunity to clean the gasket and underneath where it sits and then just push it back in.
1422182
On mine, if I releasse the button in the handle when it is part way up, it locks in a lower position.
1250631
To be honest, it was sort of automatic - I took note how the old one came out and then just stuck the new one in - can't remember if there is a tab you're supposed to tear off before re-inserting. Sorry I can't be more helpful than that. Good luck :)