The diagram shows that the ear phones are supported by a metal rack. is this required. i didnt get one.

Yeah, that's an interesting dilema. You need to lift the food off the tray to get proper air circulation, but I've seen those racks and I understand that you don't have enough room to put a full bird in there! Is that by design, or an oversight? I don't know! And what can you do about that? Maybe you can cut off an inch off the support legs of the metal rack....

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its common to all ovens! causes are food spills and oil spills left uncleaned! painting only might fix the problem for a while, but it won't give you a lasting service!!

! you should buy a new rack for much safer use!

keep in mind also to clean the oven after every use! (let it cool first of course!)

on the inside of micro.. the rack is supported with plastic clips.. this allows stock part metal rack work

I don't know about the Peavey amp but most have rack holes that run parallel with the amp's side panels. On the rear of the rack this requires a mounting kit unique to your rack (provided there are mounting rails present) or some creative strapping to properly stabilize the amp. I've seen tech's anchor the rear mounts to the inside of the rack walls. Wood is easiest (and strongest) to work with but fiberglass mounts with fender washers also creates a pretty strong mount....G.

Check Following Instructions:
- Connect your ear phone pin properly to your MP3 Player.
- If one ear phone not working - check ear phone wire is break - connect wire metal correcly.
your ear phone will working.

You will need to remove the rack and all the rack holders.

Any grease or carbon arcs will have to be cleaned thoroughly, and if the metal is charred or damaged, you will need to apply some high-temperature appliance paint, available from places like Wal-Mart or Lowe's.

Then replace all of the rack supports, not just the one that arced.

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If yours has a metal rack, it may be arcing at the rack holders.

If so, you will need to remove the rack and all the rack holders.

Any grease or carbon arcs will have to be cleaned thoroughly, and if the metal is charred or damaged, you will need to apply some high-temperature appliance paint, available from places like Wal-Mart or Lowe's.

Then replace all of the rack supports, not just the one that arced.

Another common cause of such noise and flash is grease or food particles stuck to the inside of the oven or stuck on or behind the waveguide cover.

The waveguide cover is usually about the size of a playing card and often held in place by a plastic rivet.

It can be fragile, and the metal edges of the oven behind it can be sharp, so be careful!

Sometimes it is a circular piece in the ceiling of the oven.

The cover and the metal behind it should be cleaned with a mild, non-ammonia cleaner.

If the cavity metal of the oven is chipped or charred, it will have to be sanded smooth and clean.

Then you can apply some high-temperature appliance paint, available from places like Wal-Mart or Lowe's.

If your waveguide cover is burned, it will need to be replaced.

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If it is a dryer with the lint screen on top place the two ends of the metal loop into the two holes closest to the plastic clips on the bottom of the rack. The clip the metal bar down into the clips and the multi-bent part of the metal ring are now atteched to the bottom of the plastic rack. Turn it over and place the metal ring in to the back of the dryer and the front lip of th plastic rack then hangs loosly over the lip of the bottom of the opening of the dryer. It will all tighten up when you close the door. Hope this helps

I had the same exact problem. My clips arced when I ran the unit and I also observed flames which was quite unsetteling. A work around for me, since I don't use the rack was I took it out then removed the clips. All that was required to remove the clips was a pair of plyers grabing each cliip at their base. I pulled firmly and there is alittle resistance but with a firm pull straight out they'll pop out.

But I have to say if you use rack your probably looking for a new mircowave.

It's the larger headphone minijack standard on most portable tape players etc., not the much larger one found on hime stereo equipment or the smaller one most often found on cellphones. So, "3.5" (mm?), I suppose.