David Hendley on wed 1 apr 98
Yes, the inside of the Pacifica foot pedal is embarressingly empty.
The magnet came unglued on mine.
Rather than just glue it back I decided to call Laguna so I wouldn't
get glue on a wrong surface, use the wrong kind of glue, etc.
They were happy to tell me what to do.
Their attitude is that if it is a minor repair you can do yourself, then
go for it, and don't ship it to them.
David Hendley
Maydelle, Texas
hendley@sosweb.net
>Hello,
>I have noticed alot of problems, recently, with Pacifica wheels - in
>particular, with the speed control or foot pedal. I strongly recommend
>Pacifica wheel owners OPEN THE FOOT PEDAL & LOOK INSIDE. It really is a
>simple little set up & most of the problems I have read about could be
>fixed by doing a simple adjustment.
>There is a magnet in the foot pedal - when you move the pedal up & down,
>you are changing the relationship between the magnet & a "part" which is
>fixed in place.- Adjustments can be made at the foot pedal & at the "part"
>fixed in place. Simple.
>********************************************
>People with problems should contact both the distributor & the
>manufacturer, especially if there is no response from the "guy you bought
>it from". This is one way of turning problems into solutions.
>Chris @ Euclid's Kilns and Elements
> 1-800-296-5456
>Web Site: http://www.euclids.com
>E-Mail: mail@euclids.com
>
David Hendley
Maydelle, Texas
hendley@sosweb.net
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