Can't Unlock my VV, Now What?
- Henry
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Re: Can't Unlock my VV, Now What?
Can't argue with success, but I can recommend something other than WD-40 which may work better: Power Lube (a/k/a CRC-556), available at Ace hardware stores and others. IMO, it's the best for such applications.
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estott
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Re: Can't Unlock my VV, Now What?
If it were mine I'd attempt to lever the lid so the screws from the upper lock plate would tear out of the lid- and do it CAREFULLY.
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meegwell
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Re: Can't Unlock my VV, Now What?
I'm in central VA - Richmond.Henry wrote:As for laying it on its back, be mindful of the taper tube (arm)! Assume that it is not restrained and will swing around when the cabinet is upset, possibly causing damage.
Where are you located? Perhaps one of the members can assist you. I'd be willing to give it a look if you're near me.
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meegwell
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Re: Can't Unlock my VV, Now What?
Hailey wrote:Could we get a photo of your wife sitting on top of the cabinet lid as you attempt to unlock it??
I admire your thought process....
- Henry
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Re: Can't Unlock my VV, Now What?
Somewhere south of Philadelphia?meegwell wrote:I'm in central VA - Richmond.Henry wrote:As for laying it on its back, be mindful of the taper tube (arm)! Assume that it is not restrained and will swing around when the cabinet is upset, possibly causing damage.
Where are you located? Perhaps one of the members can assist you. I'd be willing to give it a look if you're near me.
Wish I were closer to you, but I've made my last trip south on I-95!