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Vacuum Chamber Bag
How can I fix my Kenmore Vacuum Cleaner?
I have a bag-less Kenmore vacuum cleaner which is about 6 or 7 years old. While using it yesterday, it basically just shut off. There appears to still be power because the light still comes on, but it's completely silent. There doesn't appear to be anything tangled in the brush. I don't think it was an automatic shutoff from the thermal sensor (overheating) because I gave it a several hour break and it still won't turn on. Another thing I tried checking is if there's a clog somewhere. The chamber was emptied right before I used it, and I'm not sure if the hose is clear. Not sure how to check that short of sucking through it like the Mom on Coneheads. Could this be the motor shutting off? An electrical problem? Also, I called Sears where I bought it and they didn't seem to helpful.
the on and off switch could be bad.
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How can i get my vaccum cleaner to work?
I have a Hoover Wind-tunnel bag-less vacuum and it doesnt seem to pick up anything from my carpet. I took out the hair and cleaned the bottom of the vacuum really well and when i use my vacuum it barely picks up anything and also it doesnt go inside the bag-less chamber, the dirt is stored somewhere else and its supposed to go in the top portion of my vacuum where all the dirt goes. HELP! whats wrong with it and how do i fix it
There is a filter that the incoming air passes through right before it enter the bagless chamber. If that filter is clogged, wash it out with water and try again. If you already did that, remove the filter, get a coat hanger and bend it so that you can stick it down the tube right before the filter; there is likely something like a sock stuck in there that you can dislodge.
Some vacuums have another filter on the front of them. This is water washable on most newer vacuums.
Failing that, get a screwdriver and take the vacuum apart one piece at a time until you find either a clog or an air leak. Vacuums are simple, so this is an easy job. If you can't get it back together again, you just buy a new vacuum, which you were probably going to buy anyway. Worth a try.
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Think about most processes in physics, they are symmetric! So if an object can be heated by absorbing EM radiation, it can be cooled by releasing it. It's called Plank's law.
The rate at which an object heats up or cools down due to radiation is a function of it's surroundings. Because the net rate of cooling is the difference between the radiation to the environment and the heating due to radiation from the environment. If a cooling element is nearby, the cooling element will absorb the radiation from the satellite without sending much back, thus speeding the cooling process. If there was a red hot piece of iron nearby, the iron might be sending more radiation to the satellite than the satellite was sending to the iron, so the iron would cool and the satellite would heat up. All objects emit radiation, the hotter the more.
By the way echo, this is a mechanical engineering concept. They learn about this stuff in an undergraduate course called, "Heat Transfer."
Looks like a vacuum type unit for the resin/plastic. Creates such amazing detail! All thanks to the talented artist of course…!
well yea ok arry, now back to the real world outside your vacuum, can you give me details of your theory about radiative heat transfer working ‘both ways’
About 12 months ago I ran a few experiments with zinc sulPHATE (not sulfide). Process was…
Attach a metal file to an electric jigsaw.
Grind down the zinc from AA batteries. In Australia we don't have pennies.
Grind down copper from plumbing fittings.
Keep some of the black stuff from the batteries (manganese dioxide).
Crushed up garden sulphur until fine powder.
Mix the ingredients together. Hold a flame over the mixture until it all starts bubbling away.
Let this cool down and dry. It becomes a brittle crust. Hold a flame again to this and it will ignite violently (face protection required).
If you do this with just sulphur and zinc you get Zinc Sulphate. For electroluminescence we need this to be doped with copper, and perhaps manganese depending on the colour we want.
Reading up on this, mostly by patent searchs, industrial setups do this in a vacuum chamber and fume the copper and in the mixture at only a few parts per million. Because my mixture is ignited just in air, I used much higher amounts of copper in some mixes, and copper + manganese in others. Still most of the mixture was equal parts zinc/sulphur.
Then with the powder that resulted I started probing it with the 2 wires from an EL circuit. Results were mostly disheartening. There was however 1 eureka moment. With one particular mixture I got a noticeable very red glow. This mixture had a bit more zinc than it had sulphur, maybe 25% more. It had “a dash” of copper and of manganese. It worked on a section of the ash maybe 2mm wide. After breaking that piece of ash apart it no longer worked.
Having been a bit too busy with other things since then, that is as far as it went. The intention has been to come back to it to play around with the ratios a bit more later when time permits.
That's my mostly failed experimenting so far. I mention all of this hoping it might help someone take it further. I do have questions for Jeri though. Have you tried including manganese in your zinc sulfide? You may have even answered this in your video but I'm at McBurger joint on free wifi which keeps timing out after 5 seconds – damn that hamburglar.
Also, at the start of your video I notice you demonstrated the glow with a torch. Have you tried it with an EL circuit?
no air, no molecules creating friction, friction = heat….? no molecules = cold….?