This can comes with a piece of reflective tape, where does that go? I assume around the electrical box to secure the lid?
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That is used to cover the slots where the "feet" go through the housing. This protects the ic rating.
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I believe that SimpleHuman will do that. My can lost a screw and the lid was not operating properly after two years.. They contacted me that they will replace it when they receive a defective one, but it was such a simple repair, we did not pursue it. It is working very well, and this can is very easy to keep clean, though I use their liners which are just made for this model. They seem to really care about customer satisfaction.
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Your order should have consisted of a rectangular plastic lid, plastic screws and washers for the Perma-lid, and a clear rectangular open "ring" that sits into your own receptacle, that holds grocery bags, which is the Bag-it" part. This system does not come with a receptacle, and it clearly states that in the description. I think most of the people who bought this did it for the same reason I did. They needed a lid that didn't continually fall out of the littermaid holder and block materials from getting into the receptacle. After reading all the reviews, I figured the Bag-it "ring" was just a throw in item, so I didn't have high expectations of it. Based on my experience, the Bag-it "ring" only works so, so. The Perma-lid works great.
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they supply a inexpensive tape. be ready to replace with better double tape or glue. I switched to another system of lighting.
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It's a smooth black plastic so something as simple as double sided tape would work. That circular feature is a mold mark but could easily be drilled out for a more secure mount. The basic unit doesn't come with any provision for mounting.
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the control box isn't sealed need to seal it. mine is the same. the only problem is if you have to get inside the box you have to pry the lid off.
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Double side tape comes in a package. Just stick it to any empty spot under the hood. It will stay there secure enough.
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A lightbulb on the lid that's it. I recommend you go to Walmart and buy a similar tank. Much cheaper
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Mine had a base with it. I initially taped it on with electrical tape in case I wanted to return the sight. The tape is still there and works fine.
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I don't know if this is correct, but it's how I did it. After I unscrewed the lid, I secured the can and punctured the top with a screwdriver. Be careful!
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As everyone else has stated, its just the permanent lid with the rectangular open "ring". You will use one of your current plastic receptacles (in theory the last one you will ever need, I've been using the same one since I purchased Perma-Lid). As per the instructions the plastic grocery bag lines the receptacle so that it can be used repeatedly and make the waste easier to remove. I never had too much trouble with the old lids falling out, but everyone is right the Perma-lid solves that problem. Again in theory this saves you from ever having to purchase anymore containers (which aren't cheap either) or at least allow you to use the same receptacle for a very long time. As everyone else has stated, its just the permanent lid with the rectangular open "ring". You will use one of your current plastic receptacles (in theory the last one you will ever need, I've been using the same one since I purchased Perma-Lid). As per the instructions the plastic grocery bag lines the receptacle so that it can be used repeatedly and make the waste easier to remove. I never had too much trouble with the old lids falling out, but everyone is right the Perma-lid solves that problem. Again in theory this saves you from ever having to purchase anymore containers... » Read More As everyone else has stated, its just the permanent lid with the rectangular open "ring". You will use one of your current plastic receptacles (in theory the last one you will ever need, I've been using the same one since I purchased Perma-Lid). As per the instructions the plastic grocery bag lines the receptacle so that it can be used repeatedly and make the waste easier to remove. I never had too much trouble with the old lids falling out, but everyone is right the Perma-lid solves that problem. Again in theory this saves you from ever having to purchase anymore containers (which aren't cheap either) or at least allow you to use the same receptacle for a very long time. « Show Less
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Our key came with the product. I believe it was taped in or outside of the actual container.
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I bought it on Amazon, and it did not come with a lid. Too bad. I usually cover my contents with plastic wrap. Lids are available for it, though, elsewhere on the Web. Good luck!
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On the backside are two small holes, and a "tool" is delivered with the unit. It is a slip of plastic, with two pins to fit in the holes.You just have to twist the lid to open it, the trick is to get hold on that thing.
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It appears to be a "Paper(cardboard) lined w/aluminum!! Tin at the top of can, peel away aluminum seal. Reseal w/plastic lid. outside canister cardboard.
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Found in my vehicle a needed moulding tape to secure. You can find it at automotive stores
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It has a sticky backed tape. Note however that mine fell off during 14 degree below zero weather. Easy fix though, I just drilled two small holes at each side of the units placement in the mailbox door and put two small plastic ty-wraps thru the holes to secure the unit. Problem solved. Love this thing!!