Ford Fairlane

When I've had a persistent squeak in a dryer it was due to the pulley bushings being worn out. You may want to check out the drive pulleys and replace them.

If you can see the gold plated pins on the rear of the phone, there is no cover on it, and it will not come apart any further. If you are not seeing those pins, you only have to pull the back off the phone. The covers are only held on by magnets. Look at the bottom of the phone. It should have a gap between whichever rear cover you have on and the phone itself. Put something plastic in there and twist. The rear cover should pop right off.

This is most likely a safety switch issue. Usually the seat safety switch will cause this problem. The mower dies because it thinks nobody is sitting in the seat, and shuts off for safety reasons. I have read this mower also has issues with the rollover safety switch (shuts off mower if it thinks it has rolled over). Check out this forum for more information: http://www.lawnsite.com/threads/toro-safety-switch-problem.199847/

This would seem to be a very difficult question to answer, since you have covered almost all the bases already. Are you sure the power steering pump pulley is turning? Is the pulley turning the input shaft on the pump? If all of that is true, then you may have a bad power steering pump, power steering valve, or a bad power steering actuator. I found some more specific information on the following site. http://forums.edmunds.com/discussion/840...-am/pontiac-grand-am-steering-questions

The flashing light uses very little power as compared to the wifi or cell tower radios. It is doubtful that the small LED light you are seeing is responsible for the battery drain. To find out what is really draining your battery, open the settings page on the phone and click on the line that says battery. That will show you what has been using the largest portion of your battery. The fix from there depends on what is causing the battery drain. If you are certain that this LED flashing light is causing the drain, go to Settings – My device – LED indicator. From there you can choose your notification options. There is an app on Google Play called NoLED that may also help you set up the LED light, or stop it from coming on at all.

You would first want to check the fuses to see if one of them is bad.. Check the owners manual (or the Internet) to find out where the fuses are located.

The damage shown in the picture is not over the section of the device that houses the Li-ion battery cells, so it should not pose any safety risks.

Your tablet will be okay with the screen on the same image indefinitely,because it uses LCD technologies in the screen. LCD screens are immune to burn in. LED screens are just a variation of LCD screens, and also don't have a burn in problem. OLED screens can have issues if left on high brightness for over 24 hours, so it is best to lower the brightness on that type of screen if a static image must be displayed. Hope this helps.