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Do it yourself

Frigidaire LC-3 Stackable Washer/Dryer

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By justjeffb

Hello!
I own a Frigidaire stackable washer/dryer (Model LC-3). Given its age, I’m wondering if it is worth repairing. If so, the dryer seems to work fine, but the washer needs the following parts…..

Part #633949 – DRIVE PULLEY
Part #634699 – PARALLEL CABLES – which were “mangled” when the Drive Pulley (above) disintegrated!!
Reference Manual (perhaps, a universal one!?)

I believe these are the only parts I need, but I’m not sure that they are even available anymore. It is a very old unit and my understanding is that Frigidaire doesn’t have parts for the LC-3 anymore. If I decide to repair it, can you recommend any websites from which I might purchase the parts needed? I’m wondering if I can get some “after market” or used parts. Please let me know and thanks for your help.
Jeff B.

From: http://www.doityourself.com/forum/electric-large-kitchen-home-appliances/493495-frigidaire-lc-3-stackable-washer-dryer.html

Automobiles

Report: Lexus LF-LC approved for production

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By Jonathon Ramsey

Lexus LF-LC concept - front three-quarter view, maroon

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On the sidelines of a press drive for the 2014 Lexus IS, the company’s vice president of marketing in the US told Ward’s Auto that the honchos in Japan have approved the Lexus LF-LC concept for production. He wouldn’t offer any other details on how the luxury coupe might be transformed into a vehicle for the buying masses, and that has led to a bag full of speculation.

The show car was hybrid-powered and rear-wheel drive, a beautifully executed stab by Toyota designers in Newport Beach at redefining Lexus, but even with the concept, the point was to keep it “within reach for premium buyers.” The report says the odds are on limited production and higher pricing than Lexus’ “mainstream products,” and other sites have speculated on what kind of powertrain it might end up in showrooms with.

GT Channel posits that the LF-LC will be the inspiration for a coupe in the Lexus LS price bracket with a choice of either the 4.2-liter V8 or the hybrid powertrain from the LS 600h, further speculating it will be called LC 550 and cost more than $100,000. It then says that there would be another coupe created beneath that one to replace the SC 430. Lexus Enthusiast, however, calls those “warmed-over rumors” and says that the marque probably won’t deviate from its engine-capacity-naming scheme – labeling a car with a 4.2-liter V8 an LC 550. Nor does it think Lexus will use the letters LC after the company has trademarked “RC” in the US and Australia.

Time will sort the rumors from the truth, but we can probably start to admit that we’re look forward to it.

Lexus LF-LC approved for production originally appeared on Autoblog on Thu, 28 Mar 2013 14:01:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Linux

How to take awk result out (piping to other program)?

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By Akshay Hegde

Hi! all here is my code
which is working fine no errors but I want to know how to take result and input to other program

Code:
awk 'FNR==1{i++}{LC[i]=NR}
{for(k=1; k<=NF; k++) A[i,FNR,k]=$k}
END{for (i=1;i<=LC[1];i++)
{
for(j=1;j<=LC[2];j++)
if(A[2,j,8]=='$UID' && A[2,j,4]>='$MX'+A[1,i,3] && A[2,j,4]<='$MIN'+A[1,i,4] &&
A[2,j,4]>='$MN'+A[1,i,1] && A[2,j,5]<='$MX'+A[1,i,2])
print A[2,j,6],A[2,j,7]
}}' OFS="t" STD_FIILE FILE2 | program(print) command -XA[2,j,5] -Y[2,j,5] -------------> if statement is true

if if statement is awk program in false

then

Code:
OFS="t" STD_FIILE FILE2 | program(mask) command -XA[2,j,5] -Y[2,j,5] ------------->

please help me

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Business, Finance, Occupation & Industry

Bruker Announces New High-Performance Scientific Instruments and Analytical Solutions for Life-Scien

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By Business Wirevia The Motley Fool

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Bruker Announces New High-Performance Scientific Instruments and Analytical Solutions for Life-Science Research, Industrial and Applied Markets at Pittcon 2013

PHILADELPHIA–(BUSINESS WIRE)– At Pittcon 2013, Bruker today announced numerous new product introductions for research, industrial and applied markets, designed to deliver more confident analyses with increased sensitivity, specificity and productivity, as well as novel scientific capabilities which expand the boundaries of molecular and materials research. The new Bruker products introduced at Pittcon 2013 include:

Aurora Elite ICP-MS system (Photo: Business Wire)

Chromatography, Mass Spectrometry and Infrared/Raman Spectroscopy:



aurora™ Elite:

 This new ultra-sensitive Inductively Coupled Plasma Mass Spectrometer (ICP-MS) for trace elemental detection features unprecedented 1.5 gigahertz per parts per million (1.5 GHz / ppm) sensitivity for precise and accurate quantification at single digit ppt levels and below. This makes the aurora Elite the most sensitive ICP-MS instrument, even exceeding the performance of expensive magnetic sector field ICP-MS systems in many aspects, and far exceeding the sensitivity of other quadrupole ICP-MS systems on the market today. Its extreme sensitivity makes the aurora Elite eminently suitable for semiconductor, geochemistry, materials science and related applications.



EVOQ™ Qube and Elite:

 The new LC-triple quadrupole (LC-TQ) mass spectrometers, the high-performance EVOQ Qube and the ultra-high sensitivity EVOQ Elite, are setting new standards for analytical performance and quantitative robustness. Similar to Bruker’s successful SCION GC-TQ platform introduced in 2011, the EVOQ series delivers leading LC-TQ performance with major advances in robustness, ease of methods developments and productivity. The EVOQ platform was designed for a singular purpose – to very reliably quantify thousands of real samples with fast sample-to-report time. It delivers exceptional sensitivity, quantitative accuracy, linearity, and a wide dynamic range for multiple reaction monitoring (MRM) assays.


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Lifestyles

Audrina Patridge's Top Style and Beauty Tips for Summer

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By Nicolle Keogh Not too long ago, Audrina Patridge was making celebrity news for her stint on the MTV reality series The Hills, where she, Lo, and LC got together to gossip about everything going on in their lives, from guys to their budding careers. In the process, her effortless “California girl” style became envied by viewers across the country. These days, Audrina is making waves as a style guru, and today she spoke with me to dish on her top fashion and beauty tips for making a smooth transition from winter to summer….

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Linux

Why result is wrong here ? whether break statement is wrong ?

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By Akshay Hegde

Hi ! all I am just trying to check range in my datafile

pls tell me why its resulting wrong

Code:
admin@IEEE:~/Desktop$ cat test.txt
0 28.4
5 28.4
10 28.4
15 28.5
20 28.5
25 28.6
30 28.6
35 28.7
40 28.7
45 28.7
50 28.8
55 28.8
60 28.8
65 28.1
70 26.5

This I tried

Code:
awk 'FNR==1{i++}{LC[i]=NR}
{for(k=1; k<=NF; k++)A[i,FNR,k]=$k} #ARRAY
END{
j=1;
while(j<=LC[1]) # IF J<=Line Count do following
{
x=A[1,j,2]-A[1,1,2] # Column2 records - Column2 1st Record
if(x>0.1) # IF above statement result is greater than 0.1
break; # Break loop, save index in variable,save column2 record
p1=j;
h1=A[1,j,1]; # IF not increment j
j++;
}

l=1;
while(l<=LC[1]) # IF l<=Line Count do following
{
y=A[1,l,2]-A[1,1,2] # Column2 records - Column2 1st Record
if(y<-0.1) # IF above statement result is less than 0.1
break; # Break loop, save index in variable,save column2 record
p2=l;
h2=A[1,l,1]; # IF not increment l
l++;
}
{
for(m=p1;m<=p2;m++) # Use Index stored in p1 and p2 of 1st and 2nd while loop print records in that range
{print A[1,m,1],A[1,m,2],h1,h2,p1,p2,FILENAME,x,y,A[1,1,2],A[1,1,1]}
}
}' OFS="t" test.txt

Resulting

Code:
admin@IEEE:~/Desktop$ sh awk.sh
10 28.4 10 60 3 13 test.txt 0.1 -0.3 28.4 0 --This is wrong
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Business, Finance, Occupation & Industry

TE Connectivity's NG4access Value-Added Modules (VAMs) to Be Unveiled at OFC / NFOEC

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By Business Wirevia The Motley Fool

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TE Connectivity’s NG4access Value-Added Modules (VAMs) to Be Unveiled at OFC / NFOEC

New VAMs Enable Network Operators to Easily Integrate Optical Components into the Network

MINNEAPOLIS–(BUSINESS WIRE)– TE Connectivity (TE) announced today that it will launch its new line of NG4access value-added modules (VAMs) at the Optical Fiber Communication Conference and Exposition and the National Fiber Optic Engineers Conference (OFC / NFOEC) in Anaheim, CA. This new line of VAMs is designed for use with TE‘s NG4access ODF platform, a unique solution set that addresses today’s cable management challenges in central offices, head ends and data centers by leveraging industry-leading fiber termination density and ease of circuit accessibility. The NG4access VAMs offer easy integration of optical components into the network for increasing fiber capacity, troubleshooting or distributing signals to multiple subscribers.

“The NG4access VAMs offer the means to rapidly and efficiently add optical components to the network, while maintaining the highest quality and performance required for today’s networks,” says Jaxon Lang, vice president of TE Telecom Networks. “Offices and data centers increasingly depend on optical components that can be easily and quickly integrated into their network. Innovations such as the NG4access VAMs enable network operators to address the challenges of adding fiber capacity to their network, while also providing monitoring, testing and other critical network functions.”

The NG4access VAMs craft-friendly design allows easy, plug-and-play integration into the NG4access ODF platform. Featuring staggered adapter ports, the VAMs enable easy port identification and access to connectors with minimal impact of adjacent connections – helping to minimize unwanted disturbances to live circuits. Up to 24 VAMs can be loaded in a single NG4access chassis, and are available in 24 LC connector interfaces with angled or ultra polished configurations.

Choose from a variety of VAM configurations to meet the needs of specific network applications. For network monitoring and testing, the NG4access monitor VAMs provide easy analysis of network traffic at a single point, and provide a wide-range of tap ratios. VAMs are also available for coarse wavelength division multiplexing (CWDM) and dense wavelength division multiplexing (DWDM), which can combine or separate multiple signals with different wavelengths. They also have tap ports available for signal turn up and test access.

For additional information on NG4access VAMs, visit TE at OFC / NFOEC booth #2327 or visit www.te.com/NG4access.

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