Set Up Insulation Blower & Troubleshoot Remote
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What happens here
Back home, the host unloads the insulation bags and the blower machine. He connects the flexible pink hose to the machine's output port. He then connects the power cord, and reveals a remote control for operating the machine from the attic. Upon testing the remote, it fails to work. He discovers the battery terminals inside the remote's casing are broken. After some quick repairs, the remote is functional. He shows a chart on the insulation bag indicating the amount of material needed for different R-values (e.g., R-49 requires 17 inches of insulation).
Goal: Prepare the insulation blower machine for operation and ensure remote functionality.
Tools and materials
- Extension Cord Unspecified — Providing power to the blower machine
- Flexible Hose Unspecified — Delivering insulation from the machine to the attic
- Insulation Blower Machine — Blowing loose-fill insulation
- Remote Control Owens Corning — Operating the blower machine remotely from the attic
- Small screwdriver/tool Unspecified — Repairing remote control battery terminals
- Batteries — Powering the remote control
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