Would like advice on where I might be able to find this model new to purchase- also where I might find parts for a used one missing the complete assemble viewing lens and the electronic controller and connection cord. thank you

one of the many cables you would have had to un do from the circuit boards may have been missed when you put the phone back together. from memory as I have done this repair myself - one of the cables had an insulation tape over it. Recommend researching you tube for video on how to replace digitizer on an lg g3 phone.

Individual gears are not available, you Will need to replace the entire motor section.

You can purchase the part from Nelson directly.
http://www.lrnelson.com/replacement-parts/

Current price for the #77376 Plastic Motor Assembly is $21.57 + shipping.

(I just replaced the motor assy. on the one I use for my front yard - figured 15 years is enough. Works like new again).

If you just purchased this unit take it back it's obviously missing parts, you payed good money for the unit get it complete!!!

You easily replace the door on most microwave ovens by opening the door all the way up and lifting straight up at the hinges. The door should lift off of the hinge pins. On some microwave ovens, you may have to remove the upper grill cover over the door (if equipped) to accommodate door removal.


NOTE: Some doors have a hinge pin that needs to be removed, or screws holding the door in place at the hinge.


There are several parts sources available that you can may try to purchase replacement parts:

searspartsdirect.com
pcappliancerepair.com
appliancepartspros.com
repairclinic.com

The first three sites on the list also offer helpful exploded view parts listings to aid in parts identification and location. Just type in your model number and locate the parts listing for the door. Some manufacturers only sell the door as a complete assembly. Others may sell individual parts. To save money, you may also try just purchasing the door facing parts that are cracked. If you have any questions, or require additional assistance, please post back with your complete MODEL NUMBER and let me know. I hope this advice is helpful.

I would be surprised if ToysRus told you to contact FixYa. This is an advice site largely manned by volunteers, with no connection to ToysRus or Edu-Science. I would suggest that you contact Edu-Science to get the missing CD, or insist that ToysRus refund for the defective (missing parts) item they have sold you.

Don't worry about Jupiter. It is not going to disappear. I have been watching it for decades and it is almost always up there.

No hard at all go to Milwaukeetool.com and type in your model number and you can download a parts schematic for this showing the complete assembly directions.

I have the same problem and upon removing the gears I found one that is plastic and worn pretty bad. Replacement parts can be purchased at 1-800-222-2310. Part # VF1012MX-08 Gear #2
I advise purchasing the metal one.

The manfacturer has information for you about this model when purchased from Circuit City: http://www.elementelectronics.com/support2.html

The distributor Element uses provides parts at http://www.encompassparts.com/
(you may have to have a legitimate repair center login in and get parts from them)

Sounds like you have a torn/missed fixing film. look up over the fixing unit (the one that gets one) and try to find a gray tu, it should be complete, from left to right and not torn. no parts should be missing. if one border is like orange or missing then your problem is the fixing film.

It appears that there is a problem with the o-ring design. The o-ring should maintain a certain OD dimension and keep the spring assembly from pulling throught the hole. I am trying to find the service manual to locate the o-ring part number but have had little luck so far. I think that hoover should have maybe used a higher derometer material.