Remove old mechanism?
584905
Yes you remove old mechanism. Keep in mind you will not be able to use other hands on these mechanisms. I was disappointed in that fact. I have lots of better looking clock hands that I can't use on these mechanisms.
641057
A hex wrench or Allen wrench lets you remove the dial I believe. Not sure where you get the part. Google search might find you one.
2234845
Not at all. You just remove the circular rubber ring like a rubber band. Snap off the old one and snap on the new simple.
1361487
Remove the lateral black piece for presure and then remove the top black piece for presure too
1855600
You have to use two plastic scrapers to gently remove the knob without breaking the switch. Intermatic stopped making this model timer. See other feedback posts about this switch. If you can, take it back for a refund !!!!!
1201136
Yes. Remove the bottom. There are about 6 latching tabs. I used tooth picks to separate and hold the pieces far enough apart. With a little heat you can pull the old hose off and slip the replacement on the barb. I also carefully removed the slide switch before re-assembly. Just some more tabs, but be careful you don't snap them off. That eliminates alignment problems and the switch will snap back in when done. That's what I did with mine and it worked like a charm.
1911675
You can just unscrew the handle all the way out and replace it that way or if you can still undo it from the front you can also do that. Its easier if you just unscrew the handle then unscrew the pin with a needle nose plier and screw the new one in.
52197
I don't remember to be honest I think I used old one. I think you could find a new one at hardware store if not
890938
Take off the old foam ones. Slide the silicone ones over the tips where the old ones were.
513886
You use the hardware that was on the old pads. Switch them over. If they are missing or damaged, you can buy a hardware kit..expensive.
432728
It is VERY simple. The old one twists off the new one twists on. Use adjustable pliers if the old one is on too tight. Sometimes all it takes is a rubber jar opener to get a good grip.
1037559
Removing the old movement is relatively easy. Just start taking pieces off, starting at the tip of the clock movement. The first thing is unscrew by hand the small cap (not all clocks have a cap). After that, pop off the two clock hands. After that, there is a nut or two to unloosen in the front and maybe one in the back. After that, the whole thing should be off. Regarding measuring the shaft: I have ordered shafts that are too big a few times (and had to use washers in the back to save the operation). Here's a tip: the shaft is the width of the threaded part of the clock movement. Remember: the threaded part only. Don't measure to the tip or you'll wind up with a mechanism a quarter-inch too big.
52478
Yes, Unscrew plate (small screw right of opening knob) key slot behind plate.
1859165
I've never tried removing it, but I would imagine that you might also be able to simply avoid installing it during the initial setup. Hope that helps...
1142409
It is easly, just take the old one off by pulling the edge of pad over padle. Replace it with the new one, no tools needed
1146999
Just insert a little flat screwdriver by one side and pull out, don´t make to much force only a gentle pull
2049629
You just have to pry the older rubber circle out with a knife point. Then force the new one down in, under the threads of the top.