Thanks r.garrison 1. I tried that and it was just reversed now. I need to push knob in when I crank it up. So I went through my operators manual. We forgot to add a few drops of oil. It’s amazing what a bit of oil will do. 100% now.
I sorted out the problem. Hard to explain, but here goes. The lower black plastic spacers on the deck have 4 bolts the screw into the bottom deck plate. The threaded holes that those bolts screw into were not straight. I mean..they were not tapped straight from the factory. All 4 on the operator side were angled towards the non-opperator side. I corrected by re-tapping them as straight as possible, then the plastic spaced wasn't binding and preventing the deck from lowering on its own. A bit disappointed in the directions...sometimes it takes a while to figure out what is being described, and its not always in the right order.
Manipuri dance is characterized by its spiritual and devotional nature. It often depicts episodes from the lives of Lord Krishna and Radha, as well as other mythical stories from Hindu scriptures. manipuri dance The dance style reflects the harmonious coexistence of various cultural elements, blending elements of the indigenous traditions of Manipur with influences from other regions.
Is it bound somewhere?
If you take a crank or two, does the cable get slack?
I had something similar happen once on my LM29, and it was because I was cranking the cable backward. Try this:
Thanks r.garrison 1. I tried that and it was just reversed now. I need to push knob in when I crank it up. So I went through my operators manual. We forgot to add a few drops of oil. It’s amazing what a bit of oil will do. 100% now.
Thanks for your help.
I have switched the crank direction and lubed what I knew to lube and it still wont lower without pressing hard on the deck. Any suggestions?
I'm having the same [email protected] did you figure out what the problem is?
No. I am still having the issue. The plastic pieces were extremely tight when putting them on. I am not sure what to do at this point.
I sorted out the problem. Hard to explain, but here goes. The lower black plastic spacers on the deck have 4 bolts the screw into the bottom deck plate. The threaded holes that those bolts screw into were not straight. I mean..they were not tapped straight from the factory. All 4 on the operator side were angled towards the non-opperator side. I corrected by re-tapping them as straight as possible, then the plastic spaced wasn't binding and preventing the deck from lowering on its own. A bit disappointed in the directions...sometimes it takes a while to figure out what is being described, and its not always in the right order.
Manipuri dance is characterized by its spiritual and devotional nature. It often depicts episodes from the lives of Lord Krishna and Radha, as well as other mythical stories from Hindu scriptures. manipuri dance The dance style reflects the harmonious coexistence of various cultural elements, blending elements of the indigenous traditions of Manipur with influences from other regions.