New Questions: jack springs,upholstery,microwave,fridge

[Rob Robinson]

Bruce if you were keeping your bird in Canada or US I would say keep the
refrigerator until goes. You can keep things pretty cool with a block or two
of ice in the old box. However I wouldn't want to be somewhere remote where I
wouldn't be able to get a new unit within a week or so. Congratulations on
your Bird

Rob, Sue & Merlin
94 WLWB


Quoting birdshill123 :

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> Our new to us Fc does not have the original Sharp conevction/micro.
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> It has been replaced with a conventional micro. Is there a currently
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> mfd. easily obtainable micro/convection that will fit in that space?
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> The left rear jack has one spring that is disconnected at the
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> bottom. We tried quickly to reconnect but this seems like an
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> impossible task and did not have a lot of time. Does the jack have
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> to be removed to replace the spring? Is there a "trick" method? I
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> notice that one of the jacks had heavy s hooks at the bottom to
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> At one time the original owner removed the booth dinette and
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> installed a bed. This has been removed and the booth reinstalled.
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> They did a nice job but on the outer wall under the table the white
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> The fridge is still the original. The unit has very low miles
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> (64,000) and hasnt been used much. Although the 3801 Dometic still
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> Thanks Bruce 1988 FC 300 HP Turbo Cat!!
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