I'll call this "garden flower repair".

Well it's spring time again and there seem to be very few Mac questions to answer so I'm off to my garden. I found, by accident, that if I plant Petunias and Marigolds in the same bed that the Marigolds die back till mid-August, the same time that the Petunias start fading. So I get a good looking bed till it freezes. What I would like to know is if there are other similar flower pairs, i.e. early bloomers and late bloomers that can be planted at the same time.

UPDATE 5/2/12 After i month of watering everyday

Power Flower Garden Flowers Replacement

UPDATE 6/24/18

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It used to stall whenever it became clogged with woody fibres but turning it off and clearing it out usually sorted the problem. The last time I used it, however, clearing out the clog didn't enable the machine to run again. I left it to cool down, tried again and it still didn't work. I've opened it up as far as possible but there is no obvious residual obstruction.

There are no supplier-recommended service mechanics anywhere within many miles of my home and I've been unable to find any general mechanic to tackle the problem, which may be quite elementary.

Does anyone have relevant expertise?

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I have the following problem with my trimmer Husqvarana 215iL. The
trimmer string entirely hid in the head and I can not get it out (see
the picture attached). Would appreciate any ideas on how to deal with it. Thanx

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Thanks in advance.

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Any suggestions on how to fix either via hardware or software?

Alright, here is the disassembly:

Turn the flat white bottom cover counterclockwise to unlock.

Remove the (3) Torx T6 screws from the bottom plate to reveal the antennas.

Gently push the bottom section upwards to slide the internals out of the aluminum casing. (The translucent cover for the LED may fall out.)

Remove the (2) PH00 screws holding the black circuit board casing and the white plastic casing together.

The two halves of the circuit board and black case can be separated by hand, revealing the CO2 sensor (?) on the back of the board.

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Normally the weather station displays a specific icon to indicate that the sensor is connected / paired. This icon is not displayed although the sensor was standing right next to the station.

I assume the transmission module of the sensor is out of order as it is the component which remains outdoor and gets exposed to harsch weather conditions. Is there any possibility to test / repair / replace the transmission module of the sensor?

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⟐ Answered May 18, 2021 at 20:01 MST

How should we load the spool to trigger this mechanism?

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