Coleman solenoid problem

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Who would guess that if you leave a pumping unit unused (for 2 1/2 years) a solenoid might get clogged up.  Actually, I only had one clogged solenoid which had a clump of dried up chemical clogging the spring.

Small timer problem?

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I had a small timer problem yesterday.  Someone seemed to fix the timer display for me.  The timer actually still works but I still need to replace it.  Cycle time CT-2000 bay timer.

Jim Coleman actually gave me my vacuum back!

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It took a little while (November 23rd, 2005 http://cwguy.com/?p=80) but Jim Coleman himself fixed my shampoo tank that was leaking (Disclaimer: I am not really sure if Jim actually fixed my vacuum). To my understanding, it was actually the distributors fault that it took over 2 years to fix, but the last 2-3 months of it was my fault. But, I got my vacuum fixed under warranty. YEA!

I believe the customer has to pay for the shipping of the vacuum but they were supposed to ship it on a Coleman truck when they did their drop off (which is only every couple months, but it would be free).  I am very happy I got the vacuum back after I thought maybe they lost it.

Out of its misery?

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Well it finally happened.  Someone put my Jim Coleman CT-2000 meter box timer out of its misery.  I also figured out today the CT-2000 timer can be swapped out with the Jim Coleman 1034R.

Jim Coleman light problem

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So my circular fluorescent light on my Jim Coleman vacuum was burnt out and the ballast was broken. So what should I do? Well, what about installing 2 compact fluorescent lights? I thought it was a good idea.  My only problem after I installed the lights was that the lights staying on all the time and when the vacuum is turned on the lights go off, any ideas?