What Stays Running In Sleep Mode?
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Comments (7)Fill it up with fuel along with the hose going from the fuel pump to the carb. You need to try the carb. cleaner several times with throttle at least 3/4 up to see if you can get enough RPMs out of the engine to start the fuel flow through the pump siphon the gas through. If you have and air compressor adjust the pressure down low as you can get it say 5 PSI stick a rubber hose on the blow nozzle wrap a good size rag around the fuel tank fill cap opening, stick the rubber hose in and apply pressure if you don't want to use your mouth. pull the hose off at the carb and see if the gas starts flowing. Now all you would have to do it get the gas through the carb. which carb. cleaner priming should alow the engine to fill the little carb. bowl and it to start flowing, If not I would start guesing, the fuel pump would be the first guess. Again you never said how old the LT is????? Again without knowing what you got we are gussing? well, were guessing anyway!!!!??? Most LT fuel setups are fuel tank under the seat( is yours??) fuel hose from tank to filter, fuel hose from filter to pump, vacuum hose to operate pump, fuel hose from pump to carb.?? If you mode has the tank mounted in front of the dash above the engine then gas should be flowing like water running down hill!!...See MoreWhat Do You Do When You Can't Sleep...
Comments (22)Reading all your messages has been like hearing the latest updates on my three sisters. That's a compliment and sincere thank you. Crohn's disease, Graves disease, fibromyalgia and arthritis (Rheumatoid/Osteo)have reared their ugly heads among my 3 sisters but left me inexplicably unscathed. The family is an autoimmune minefield...LOL. After the ONE night I went home to get some sleep I came back to my father's house to find 2 cars and no father. When your 82 year old father is MIA without explanation you naturally worry. Turns out he had a second serious bout of Atrial Fibrillation and went to the hospital without telling me. Ask me if I wasn't feeling guilty for leaving him and upset with him for not calling me. He didn't want to interfere with me taking my best friend to a colonoscopy appointment Monday AM. I didn't sleep again Monday or Tuesday nights but got a couple hours sleep earlier tonight when I landed back at my father's with Pop in tow from hospital/cardiology office. No Coumadin yet until results of 3 week montoring device show if he's having small episodes of A-Fib when he gets chest tightness on treadmill at gym. Coumadin and exercised induced symptoms are the worst for him. He's extrememly active physically (so he doesn't fall asleep!) although we're having memory issues. Well, I've whined again but it feels better to get it out. I went outside yesterday at first light to rake and do a little garden clean up. It was glorious and relaxing. If all stays well for next week or so I'll have cooked my 5th Thanksgiving dinner and actually gotten somewhat used to it. Part of family will be here and Dad can have his turkey dinner without dietary restrictions of blood thinner. He's all about his food but luckily for me not picky...LOL. All in all, I'm a pretty lucky chickadee tonight. :) Good wishes for all of your health challenges as well. I think I'm going to get some Lavender heat wraps to relax me when I'm exhausted but can't sleep....See MoreWindows 7 not waking from sleep mode?
Comments (12)Yes, I do know you're not suppose to shut computer down with the power button but is was an all else failed situation and even that didn't work. Step two for me was to unplug the thing to shut it down and that's probably a terrible thing to do. But eventually it did start back up after several scary seconds. I just hope I don't have that problem again but it does seem to be an issue for some with windows 7....See MoreIf you run a dishwasher or dryer while you sleep.....
Comments (20)sah I turned on my 2 yr old dishwasher just before I went out, leaving my babysitter with my children. I was only gone about 3 hrs and my sitter had the children outside in the yard playing. I walked into the house and was surprised by the acrid smell in the kitchen. Not knowing where it was coming from I leaned on the sink to open the window and almost burned my hands. It was stainless & hot from the dishwasher that was in CONTINUOUS DRY and the whole push button console was melted and warped. The amazing thing I noticed was the heat dry button was in the NO position as usual. I always opened the dishes to air dry. It was very silly of me to open the door but I did it without thinking. I inhaled a whopping amount of toxic fumes, I'm sure. What I saw astounded me. All the plastic cups & plates were melted & dripping as was the plastic coating on the dishwasher racks! I called the manufacturer & sent pictures and they replaced the dishwasher with the same model calling it a fluke. Almost 18 months later the same thing happened. This time I refused any of the company's replacement offers and bought another brand because I was selling the house and couldn't live with myself if I left a dangerous appliance in the house. Since the first experience with a defective dishwasher I never run it if I gout or to bed. I'm sure my experience was a rare event but it happened twice in 2 yrs. I'm not taking any chances....See More- 8 years ago
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