I had no problem replacing the old, torn diaphragm with the new one, but have no idea how to get this installed back into the foot pad. Help?
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No reason to remove foot pad. Just unscrew the top nut where the hose connects to. Just below the star shaped guide. Pull the inner tube out, pull out bladder from the white tube extension and replace the bladder. Be sure to re install o - ring that holds the bladder in place
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If you have a problem, look for the diagram on Amazon under Barracuda replacement parts
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When I replaced mine it was kinda of difficult. There are several screws that have to be removed and then a confession pin that has to be taken out. I reused the pin from the unit it fit tighter when installing the new part and gear. I watched a video on YouTube that made the whole process a lot smoother. Not difficult just time consuming.
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Sorry my husband put this chair together so long ago that he doesn't remember how everything fits in! Could you try drilling a hole into the bottom middle of the foot, then put in a larger-than-the hole sized screw, then take vice grips and pull on it? (This will not work if the plastic on the foot is thin)
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Be sure to check all the pieces (caps, hoses, etc.) are completely attached. If there's a gap anywhere there won't be enough suction for the machine to function properly. You could also verify that the diaphragms don't have and flaws. If they are damaged at all you'll need to replace them to ensure proper function. Otherwise, try playing with the settings, if you haven't already, to see if they'll help at all.
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If you look on the left side of the presser foot bar, near the bottom, there is a screw - you remove it, take off any existing feet or snap-on shank, and then put this one on in its place. In the picture, there is a rectangular opening in the middle - that is where it slides onto the presser foot bar, and there is an opening on the left side for the screw.
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I have had my bench for only a few months so my pads are still very firm and new. I'm sure you will be able to find replacement pads on Amazon or directly from Bowflex.
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I had the same problem too. I used my air compressor and just stuck the end in the hole and stuck a rag around in the hole to clog it. It took me about 30 min. to get the thing inflated,but I finally got it.Hope this helps you out.
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Slide off the endcap of the bar (the plastic cap slides into the hollow bar--it may take some work with pliers and screw driver to persuade it), then slide off your old feet and slide on the new ones. Replace the cap so it doesn't hurt as much when you bang your head on the end of the bar :-)
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Use a screwdriver or butter knife to pry up one side. Turn the pad over, it may be as good as new on the other side.
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Theres really no instructions, all i did was turn my chair upside down and gave it a big pull, the old part came out of the seat but i had to use a hammer to remove the other section. I used a pair of water pump pliers to get a hold of it and give it a twist to loosen it from the base as it was stuck with "age". that was a big help and i would use that technique before using a hammer lol but it worked none the less. After you get the base and seat separated from the plunger, just set the new one in. the end with the red button goes in the seat end and the other goes in the base. Hope this helps, but as far as the part itself goes, it works fine.
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the old one just pulls out. You may have to use a bit of force to get it out. You may be able to get the valve out first and then the rubber part. To install the new one, just push it into place. Quite easy once you get the old piece out
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There are 4 screws holding the pad to the sander. Remove the screws, remove the pad, then reverse, the process to install the new pad.
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I uninstalled the seat, put the cover on, then I pinned the cover into the sponge part of the seat using s hooks and re installed the seat. there are videos on this on youtube as well.
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Hey Donna; I had trouble putting one of the bolts through one of the holes where the arm meets the foot pipe. I got stuck on that one part for about 30 minutes to an hour. It was like the holes were not synced when they were cut. It took some moving around and a few grey hairs later voila! I had my issue on the "L" footbar and arm bar. I had to maneuver the arm and leg every which way to get it to fit. Eventually it ended up going in; could not tell you what I did to force it to fit. It was like little effort did it over my weak force! I hope you ae able to get it to work. I am on the elliptical as I write this and it is an amazing pice of equipment. Hey Donna; I had trouble putting one of the bolts through one of the holes where the arm meets the foot pipe. I got stuck on that one part for about 30 minutes to an hour. It was like the holes were not synced when they were cut. It took some moving around and a few grey hairs later voila! I had my issue on the "L" footbar and arm bar. I had to maneuver the arm and leg every which way to get it to fit. Eventually it ended up going in; could not tell you what I did to force it to fit. It was like little effort did it over my weak force! I hope you ae able to get it to work. I am on... » Read More Hey Donna; I had trouble putting one of the bolts through one of the holes where the arm meets the foot pipe. I got stuck on that one part for about 30 minutes to an hour. It was like the holes were not synced when they were cut. It took some moving around and a few grey hairs later voila! I had my issue on the "L" footbar and arm bar. I had to maneuver the arm and leg every which way to get it to fit. Eventually it ended up going in; could not tell you what I did to force it to fit. It was like little effort did it over my weak force! I hope you ae able to get it to work. I am on the elliptical as I write this and it is an amazing pice of equipment. « Show Less
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It's been awhile so it's hard to remember but I just looked very closely at how the existing hose was attached, carefully removed it and attached the replacement hose the exact same way and it worked for me. Good luck.
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Try calling Shop-Vac directly - we needed replacement of the bottom piece and they were very helpful. You should have an 800 number in your instruction booklet or look for them online.
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Here's what the distributor of the product says: "Please pull the filter out and insert the new filter. We are working on having instruction sheets added to the pails" Doesn't say how to pull it out so I guess any way you can get it out and any way you can get a new one in.