my question is "in which position are the slotting screws suppose to be in" ?
575783
its depends on where you position the handle and throttle. no absolute wrong or right way
575784
i dont know but i wish i didnt buy it its a piece of junk. sorry i could'nt help you out.
575785
The slot's as in the slots you make in the carb mixture screws to adjust them??
1307097
They are drilled and slotted. Any questions,always revert to the manufacturer web site.
1723275
Take the cover off the backside where the battery is. The slot is above the battery area and it slides in from right to left.
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I use them for coupons and I put two in each slot facing the opposite way to see one on each side. Hope that helps!
1263132
Yes, slight modification was needed on mine, just clip one of the little tabs that fit in a slot off and it goes in, you will see what I mean.
323803
It'l is supposed to screw in to the base. If it does not, yours is defective. I would exchange it.
1113139
When I was installing mine, I also thought I was short two screws. I went back to the bags they cam in and found I had over looked a smal package with the missing screws in it. Each set had the correct screws in each bag. I had assumed that they were all in the same screw bag , they were not. Hope you find them.
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U need to measure the screw holes up with these. And reference the ones on those.
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As far as I know, the slot location does not matter. I've moved my card twice now and the computer automatically recognized it. I have 3 available slots on my motherboard and it works the same in at least two.
470856
I just installed the battery last night and the long screw by the connector was not aligning, however after a push on the battery it lined up and screwed into the slot.
2040524
Hardware store. I just used the proper size screw . I had some in my tool box.
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No you use a slightly smaller screw in the slots which will allow to space where you need them
772117
Open the memory compartment and look at the one installed. Should only be one screw holding it.
555382
Don't worry, there are mounting points on the side for the screws. Just a little hard to see in the pictures.
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Slot #1 (black wheels) is coarse; slot #2 (white) is fine. Do _Not_ use too much downward force, as this may permanently damage your blade.
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It is the housing which holds the magnet in place which magnatzes the bit so screws will stay attached in tight places. I dont know why its loose, mine is too. Must be how its designed
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That all depends on the wood that you are running them in to and your pilot hole size. I had to grind them off when I wanted to move the lock in my installation. I could not turn the screws. However, on the new installation I just used long 10/32 machine screws with self locking nuts. You can turn the screw head all you want and the nut will just spin in place and never fall off unless you get inside to the locked area and hold the nut with something. That solves the security problem. The screws were very long 4 inch screws that were long enough to go through a 2 x 4 piece of wood. Got them at a surplus place. If going into metal, you won't have a problem finding long enough screws. That all depends on the wood that you are running them in to and your pilot hole size. I had to grind them off when I wanted to move the lock in my installation. I could not turn the screws. However, on the new installation I just used long 10/32 machine screws with self locking nuts. You can turn the screw head all you want and the nut will just spin in place and never fall off unless you get inside to the locked area and hold the nut with something. That solves the security problem. The screws were very long 4 inch screws that were long enough to go through a 2 x 4 piece of wood. Got them... » Read More That all depends on the wood that you are running them in to and your pilot hole size. I had to grind them off when I wanted to move the lock in my installation. I could not turn the screws. However, on the new installation I just used long 10/32 machine screws with self locking nuts. You can turn the screw head all you want and the nut will just spin in place and never fall off unless you get inside to the locked area and hold the nut with something. That solves the security problem. The screws were very long 4 inch screws that were long enough to go through a 2 x 4 piece of wood. Got them at a surplus place. If going into metal, you won't have a problem finding long enough screws. « Show Less