Can't tell from the picture if the pins on the bottom are opposed (as normal) or if they are facing one drection in line . Can you explain please.
1986582
They are one direction and they are in line. The pin face is facing the screw holes
1986583
BE SURE TO UNPLUG POWER SOURCE BEFORE STARTING. Not sure of your question but but there is only one way to install them. Watch the way you take the old one out. Be sure to note which wires go where. Worked perfectly for me. you will see as soon as you hold them up to the old socket. If I (73 yo) can do it I am sure you can.
1986584
The pins are in line, facing one direction, designed to receive slip on connectors.
1986585
They are in a line going across the lamp socket and your wires should have no problem hooking up to to lamp socket
1691732
I do not know that answer, but I havebthe same issue. It's like they are on a "low" setting. I'm wondering if a resister is needed in line to eliminate that issue?
1685271
Yes, I think a lot of people have this observation. It is designed this way. It lines up as you tighten the bolts on either side.
1849988
They do not have the four pins on either side of the small flat pin. However, I want to add they did NOT work for us.
896084
There are hard to see emblems on the left side of the machine at the seam. Looking at the bin I think counterclockwise is correct but check. Just turn, a little stiff but locks on tight for a good seal.
119447
If you look on each one it will have a R (right) or L (left). Just install them on the correct side.
1582468
The retainer pin and pulley are on the 1-5 side. The instructions have the sides reversed, they are incorrect.
1009094
If you find out let me know. Mine are all horizontal or pointing a bit down.
664140
I am not completely certain, as I assembled it as shown, but looking at the pieces it does look like you could reverse it. The assembly points seems symmetrical.
197744
Never had the problem. If it's one side it is probably an equipment issue. If it's both sides it might be an operator issue. Are you sure they are tight enough when you start? Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
1149093
Can you host a picture of it? Mine has no warping and I don't see how it could be an optical illusion. Try drawing two lines with either side and see if they are parallel.
1027460
I'm not sure, but the secret to using these pins is to push them into the top of your box spring - not the side. I've had mine for years and never had a problem.
638428
I believe it is because the outer rails are arched rather than straight. I checked photos on google, other models are straight on all sides. Hope this helps!
695133
No it is the same.....just turn one one of them upside down and they will match up when plugged together
390331
The pins shown are called a 'G9' configuration, lots of companies make them and they are a stand bulb type/size. They come in several wattages also. The pins shown on either side are the same, the bottom of the bulb is flat and the bulb can go in either of 2 ways, no polarity requirements.
802549
The pins do stand straight. The balls are not perfectly round but work pretty well anyway. One of my balls is better than the other.
1805148
So it's only configured for one direction. Short on the left, Long on the right (shelves). There are holes so it can't be reversed. It will look exactly as the picture shows it. I just bought mine in this past month.