Recent content by Frank_38

great!, I have found it: https://www.skf.com/in/products/industrial-seals/power-transmission-seals/wear-sleeves/skf-speedi-sleeve/productid-99192

ohh, that's great - I'll order that too - I just don't want to hit the seal with a hammer either...

...You mean something like this? https://www.skf.com/at/products/industrial-seals/power-transmission-seals/wear-sleeves/skf-speedi-sleeve i have also seen this in the video here, that what i have deposited...is it recommendable?

super! Thank you very much! Can you please tell me exactly what this is: "I have one of those seal puller kit things "? where did you buy it?

Hello everyone, I would like to swap the crank seal at the weekend. I had a look at it today. Is it possible that I only have to remove the fan to be able to do everything? I've seen a lot of videos but they always start from the bottom. It seems much easier to me to do the replacement from the...

...sorry, I have to ask another question. Today I noticed in the underground car park that when the parking lights are on, the buttons are also illuminated. Does this perhaps have any relevance to my problem - is it possibly a new realisation? Thanks!!!

thank you both very much! that saves me work. I read it in an Australian forum - that the connection at the bottom may be rusted and that is why there is a ‘loose contact’. I had a water problem - as you know. Thanks!

Good morning everyone, I have one last question on this topic: which of the 3 earthing cables is E0808? This should be screwed to the floor. I would like to check this before nanoncom arrives. Thank you!

Good evening everyone, I have given up looking for the fault. I have reassembled everything. Will have to wait until the end of August. Today I tried to check the cables "at the back" but then I realised that the test with the lamp was successful and therefore the cables at the back (fuse 1)...

Good evening everyone, I have just carried out the test. The bulb lights up when I use pin 1 and 6. Which is of course not good for me. What now? let me summarise: - switch pack gets power - switch pack itself works - all fuses are working - all measured lines give the correct value - I was...

...one more question, then that's enough for today. I've already tried to get to the cables at the back here - but if 12 v arrives at the plug in the switch box, then everything seems to be ok at this point - can I interpret it that way? tomorrow I will carry out the test with the lamp...

...my hope was that the switch pack was not receiving any voltage - but pin 1 supplies 12 volts, so the switch pack has power. I am completely at a loss. Yes, I'm working on the nanoncom - but not until the end of august. what really doesn't leave me in peace is that i got it to work again...

...have now measured at the plug: 1 - 12 v 2 - 5.28 v 3 - 5.28 v 4 - 5.28 v 5 - 63.9 ohm 6 - 24.4 ohm cannot judge it in any way. The plug at the bottom (marked red) has 12 v on both wires

ok, thanks, I didn't know that. i'll now remove the switch pack and check whether 12 volts is being supplied to the plug.

the first in the fuse box - that is responsible for the switch pack - I think.