What parts do you change during the refurbish process?
499535
Our refurbishing process is described as: equipment that has been disassembled and defective parts have been replaced, brought to as close to new as possible ("like new"). Things that are checked include: paint and coating, rollers, motors, running belts, decks, boards, console overlays, touch screens, alternators, generators, bearings, bushings, drive belts and crank assemblies. Please let us know if you have further questions. Thank you!
2105665
I do not know - there is a fellow that I know of locally that re-furbishes these type of units perhaps he can help. If you are interested I can put you in touch with him.
1912330
I was able to open mine up and disassemble it and repair it without any big issues. If you are changing to parts that are not very similar to the original parts, as with anything like that you might run into fitment issues.
1159335
I actually do not know. One of my old friends fix all of it I just bought the parts. Sorry
1845986
I am sorry I haven't used it enough to have to rebuild it. But it does look pretty straight forward. I guess i would start with calling the company.
1112481
Yep - actually just grab your instructions - they will ship the part once you request it. As I recall all you do is follow the instructions by listing the part number that was damaged and they send a replacement. They do not even ask for the old one back which makes it handy. Just ask them and they send it :)
882099
So far, I have not had such experience. There is, however, a detailed instruction PDF available at this link that may help.http://gmedia.fiskars.com/faq/9240replacement.pdf
1072816
I did so with mine and it is running like new. Do not wait to long. The grease inside turns to liquid and then just flows out of the machine with no warning. Repacked it and it is quiet. There is a video on the internet on how to do the repacking.
1284237
I don't know. I have not needed to replace any parts. Please post when you do find out
2095416
Open the back and remove and replace. Be sure to replace the same way as the one removed.
1119651
Yes. The old one comes out as an assembly and new one goes in as an assembly.
260788
No you should be fine to just change out the hardware and use the same guts that you already have.
1190349
I changed mine exactly as Mike Hawthorne described it. It is in the manual and fairly clear instructions. Very easy to do.Montana Grandma
2268021
Wish I could help but mine is brand new. I always make sure I keep it lubricated so it doesn't dry out or rot, etc. I heard it's interchangeable with westinghouse parts...maybe you can call them and see. If nothing else..but some rubber weather stripping and just cut it to fit and put the screws back thru it.
494964
remove screws remove old outlet cover, remove wires, reverse order for new cover
63441
I can not say for sure, though you do not want the same exact part number because you will have the same problems. There is a new part number for the upgraded model.
1914561
Correct - just remove the old unit and replace with the new unit. Should take less than one minute...