Model #16997-DUST COVER CRAFTSMAN saw radial accessory

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If you unplug your washer, let it sit for a few minutes, and then plug it back in the lid should unlock in about 4 minutes. If it does not unlock, you will have to raise the top to retrieve the clothing. I am including a set of images below that will demonstrate this procedure.

You will then need to put your washer back together and check for error codes. The error codes are extremely important in the diagnosis of this type of washer. This washer has a way to recall error codes. If the control detects a problem it will identify it with an error code. I am including this information in a set of images below.

If you do not feel confident repairing this problem yourself, then you can have it repaired at your home by a Sears technician. Here is a link for the website; Sears Home Services .

Here is a link that you may use to view the parts list diagram or purchase any parts needed for your appliance; Sears Parts Direct .

Please perform the diagnostic tests detailed here and report back with your findings. Be sure to record any failures and when they occur along with any error codes that are displayed.

Landell

Margo,

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I hope this is helpful, and if I may be of further assistance please include more details in a reply to this post.

Landell

Thank you for your question on the saw dust hood for your radial arm saw.

I am sorry that the 16997 is not longer available but I have found one that is very similar.

Amazon site dust hood .

This looks like it should work for your radial arm saw.

I hope this will help.

Sam A.

Thank you for your question on cleaning the condenser coil on the refrigerator.

Aashe has given you some links that should be helpful to you.

The condenser cleaning brush works very well.

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Sam A.

Thank you for the update on cleaning the dust behind the condenser coils. Please do not remove the coils, or remove any screws from underneath. If you would like to do a better job of getting the coils clean, pull the refrigerator out from the wall if you can and unplug it from the electrical outlet. Then remove the screws that hold the lower back service panel to the refrigerator. This will expose the back of the condenser and the compressor and condenser fan. Carefully clean this area making sure you do not remove any wires in the cleaning process. Use you vacuum cleaner with the condenser cleaning brush to free up the dust and then use the vacuum cleaner to contain it. If you have gotten most of it out from the front and the condenser is mostly clear it should be fine. In the future you should clean this with the spring and fall cleaning cycle in your home, about every 6 months to a year to keep the refrigerator running at optimum efficiency. I hope this will help. Sam A.