Our shutters won't close all the way BUT we don't know how to measure for replacement Help PLEASE???
2079095
when you take the old shutter down, it is the length and with of the hole that is left. I did not want to remove the shutters twice so i measured the shutters and added a bit
2079096
Measure inside opening and make sure that the outside dimensions will cover the hole. The unit I purchased was a perfect fit for the whole house fan I purchased from home depot about 10 years ago.
1748086
Oh gosh I wish I could help. I don't even have the same computer anymore, so I no longer have the zip file. I do remember spending 2 days to get it straightened out. I would buy a new camera before going through that again. I see some good deals on newer cameras. Good luck!!
721056
Take the complete unit to your local hardware store and they will have the correct screw size for the unit, This would be the easiest way to solve the problem. Good luck with this unit. It works very well on my cameras as it will on yours.
119781
More than likely contact bev factory and have them ship you a replacement or truble shoot.
2079907
Amazon is good about replacing things so asking them is worth a shot. You may have to deal with the individual vendor. If they turn you down try contacting the manufacturer. Lastly you can hit the hardware store. Good luck!
2007943
Measure the other screw and then go to hardware store or ou might have a spare at home.
1241037
If your shutters are like the ones I use to have, you will not be able to close them at all after the unit is installed. The unit does extend inside of the house a few inches so if your shutters are mounted inside the frame , to be flush against the glass/window itself, then you will not be able to close them, IF you have old deep-set windows and the shutters do not sit against the glass you may still be able to close them. We ended up customizing our shutters years ago, by taking off the lower half of the shutter, in the window with an ac unit in it. We had the privacy of having shutters closed over the upper portion of the window, over the unit, without compromising the airflow of the unit or our privacy. Hope this answers your question a bit better.
945495
Honestly, I have not ideas. I'd think there could some small particle may have got into zoom section of lens and prevent the cover shutter from closing. the camera reports the error because of it.I just slide in a piece of thin plastic paper around "trying" to clear things up ,and lightly tap the lens while extending & extracting the lens. somehow, that cleared the problem by luck. but I really don't know how long it will last though.
2285025
Do you mean the cam locks themselves, that the cam studs go into? It's #3 on the parts list and there should be 24 of them. I thought I was short 2 and was going to call the maker. I found the missing two caught up in the gliders (feet) when I went to install them. Their toll free number is 1-888-659-3512. Nothing should be exposed, so maybe you have the piece on the outside when it should be on the inside? Good luck.
865858
Hard to say. Borrow one from a friend and see if it works. If it does, it's as simple as replacing it. If it doesn't, the trouble is at the camera end and you'll need to have the camera looked at.
1894948
Sorry no idea - FYI the replacements tend to pop out - I'm going to use a small amount of dbl stick tape to secure them better
2246491
Do you have any of the same size screws that are missing? If so, I would take one and pick up the replacements at Home Depot or Lowe's. If not, then I would tape measure the hole, or better yet take a piece of paper and trace over the whole so that you get the width you need..then head on down to your local hardware store, where you should be able to get the replacement screws you need. Hope that helps!
2065489
Since the shutters are not usually a replacement part I don't believe they sell them individually. And if they did it would have to be from the manufacturer. The only other suggestion I have would to contact a local supply house that sells that kind stuff and see if they might have one available. Or you might try ebay.
1817943
I had a similar issue and found that it was a result of tightening the posts too much. The cams they used are also of lower quality so many that actually locked into place didn't give you the "click" feeling that would let you know you had it right. I put mine together with full anticipation that it need to be fix within a few weeks, so far (4 months later) it's holding strong to daily use with no indication of loosening.
1325511
Mine is sitting in a drawer, replaced by one with adjustments. Sorry I cannot help.
1616075
Be very careful to order the shorter hide listed. Mine is over a foot too long even though it was listed as a replacement part. Put the model number into Google and a parts list will be available.
2069950
I think the 'shutter problem' can be traced to the lens or the settings, or a low light condition. Start adjusting the settings before you send it in for a new one. Also you need to change or recharge the battery occasionally.