How do I attach the tank clip that holds it to the post ? The wire clip has no holes to put the screw through - only a "u" shaped bend in the wire.
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The oval-shaped bends at each end are like paper clips, they slide over the raised collar of the valve guard like a paper clip slides over a few paper edges. Then the U-shaped bend will snap around the post to hold it in place without screws.
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That's where I put mine. I only think the clip is a stabilizer. I just really tighten the gas fitting and havent had an issue.
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put the u shape pc over the pc of pipe that goes up to the burner, put one washer on the bolt lay it in the two u shapes put the other washer on bolt and the wing nut.Slide the two pieces pointing down on the top edge of the tank and tighten wing nut!
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It was not easy. The screw does not go through anything. I just fits it the U. I had to bend the wire so the two opposite sides of the U were close enough for the bolt and nut to mate. It is not well designed but once it's together its done. I would not skip the stabilizer as richard did. If the heater turns on the fitting it could create a leak.
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fallowing i would like to know too. for now i took a binder clip and pinched the wire part out and looped it over the cage n replaced it back in the clip n used the clip to hold them in place
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There is a little catch that kind of holds the wire in the up position. Is that ok? Or the wire is bent to tight together and the shell doesn't go into the opening but just pushes the wire out of the way? Try opening it up a bit. If it is too open the shell gets pushed through the wire and not caught. If I have the wire to tight it bounces the hull back into the chamber. I haven't had your problem so I'm just guessing.
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We used our own posts to attach the pieces. We did not use the clips. My husband screwed the pieces together. Hope this helps! :o}
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If your mounting on a non-level or slanted surface the screw takes up the slack caused by the non plumb surface or irregularities in the mounting area. Hope this helps.
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You should have a fastener in the plastic container along with a patch kit. Use a coin to screw and unscrew it.
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I usea a clear silicone adhesive on the top edge of the post and pressed the cap down over it. They have been on for seeral months and appear to be permanently attached. You coulc also drill small holes in the lower edge and attach them with screws but I believe the silicone works better.
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I used 16 guage wire,solder&heat; shrink tubing. 14 might be a little easier to work with, I like over kill when these little situations happen. For the mount for in the video box I found the correct machine screw and a handfull of washers. I carefully cut & bent coat hanger (easiest way is to make you screw eyelets first by wrapping your wire and a #2 phillips blade trimming the excess and the form your mount)drilled a couple of holes in the bottom of the case and also used existing screws. by the way,my 12 volt source is apowerconvertor from an old printer that died. Let me know if this helps
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The terminals unscrew and you can twist wire around it and then tighten it down. There is also a hole in the post you can thread the wire through.but the hole is only big enough for #16 or smaller wire. The posts are also designed to accept a banana plug. Solder a banana connector to your wire for the best results. you can purchase wire with a banana plug on one or both ends if you done like to solder. using the screw terminals tend to come loose. The banana plugs stay put.
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It requires some work. You need to take front cage off then place fan blade over the post then there is a cap that goes on but it is counter threaded so spin it op of a normal screw. If this doesn't work please email more
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i used a piece of a PBR can (square, wrapped around, and 1 ply) as a shim between the post and the clamp. has worked fine so far. scared to adjust it though
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start by pushing the bit at an angle. if the holder is new it may require a bit more force. once the clip is broken in it may go easier to get the bits in place. hope it helped a little have a nice day
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I think best bet would be to use treaded rod and bend it around post and into the holes, using lock nuts inside box to secure it really tight
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i dont see any threads on this piece youd need to screw an attachment onto....so I m gonna say no...someone else may have found a way to do it...but i dont see the threads....
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Slight difference in designs make installing mpre difficult than necessaryHopefully you have the exact length replacement?Attach the pivot handle to the shorter end but leave screw loose, slide longer end into base hole then at slot though wire loop further into base hole.Pivot handle to tighten wire then tighten screw.
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Yes, there are self adhesive wire clips that can be attached to the rear of the post.
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Ummmm i would contact them or amazon will make them send them to you. Or take one of the handers to hardware store and look for something that fits like maybe screw on electrical or cable clips that hold wire or cable to walls.. Hope that helps