Whirlpool Duet front-load washer F02 usually means it is taking over 8 minutes for the washer to sense that the rinse or wash water has drained, which either means that the drain/filter is clogged or the pressure switch/tube is clogged (causing both the washer to over-fill with water and not sensing that water has drained).
To clear out the drain/filter, tilt the washer backwards a little for easier to the kick-plate and support the front bottom with a wood block or similar, remove the front kick-plate's (3) retaining screws and swing the kick-plate up out of the way. The filter drain is behind the white knob in the center, be prepared with something to catch any remaining water and lots of towels to soak up any spills, and turn the knob counter-clockwise to remove the filter.
F02 is a diagnostic code used in the International Classification of Diseases (ICD) to indicate dementia in Alzheimer's disease. It is used by healthcare professionals to classify and track diagnoses related to this specific form of dementia.
Typically this is because the drain pump has failed or is clogged so you'll get an F02 error. Remove the front panel under the washer door. (3 screws at very bottom front of the washer). In the immediate front of the washer is a big twist knob that turns counterclockwise. Make sure you have a bucket ready as there's 3-5 gallons of water waiting to rush out and greet you! Once the knob comes loose, give it a gentle pull and it will come out with its attached filter. You'll typically find change, small socks, Shout Color sheets, etc. Get all out and reach in with your fingers to the right. There's a small drain hole there where the pump impeller is. Make sure its clean and free moving. Reassemble the knob/filter and see if you're fixed. If it repeats the error, your drain pump is bad. If you look at most sites, they talk about an ASKOLL M75 pump. Whirlpool only sells the full pump and housing assembly and it will cost you between $95 and $200. It is listed as part # 280187. The same motor is available for GE models as the WH23X10013 and I've found it as cheap as $19 !!! Now of course, all you get is the motor and not the full drain assembly, but it's the part that failed, not the drain assembly! Save your money folks! The GE motor mentioned above will work but minor modifications will be needed to connect the power (remove the orig plug and attach new plugs and/or solder to motor assembly). I just did this myself and yes, saved big time over the original pump from ASKOLL. :)
Replacing a car's engine or parts typically requires physical work and expertise that cannot be entirely done online. However, if you're referring to purchasing a replacement engine (assuming "f02" refers to an engine code or model), you can often find engines for sale online through various platforms or websites specializing in auto parts. Here are the general steps you might follow: Identify the Correct Engine: Make sure you know exactly what type of engine (f02 in your case) your car requires. This involves checking your vehicle's specifications or consulting with a mechanic. Search for a Replacement Engine Online: Look for reputable websites or dealerships that sell replacement engines. Ensure the engine matches your vehicle's specifications and comes with a warranty if possible. Order the Engine: Once you've found a suitable replacement engine, you can usually place an order online. Be prepared for shipping costs and potentially additional fees for core deposits or returns. Arrange Installation: Installing a new engine typically requires mechanical expertise and physical work. You'll need to arrange for a qualified mechanic or a knowledgeable individual to install the engine properly. Consider Other Parts: Depending on the condition of your current engine, you might need additional parts or accessories for the replacement process. In summary, while you can purchase a replacement engine online, the actual replacement process itself involves offline work, such as physical installation and potentially troubleshooting by a skilled mechanic.
You need MP3 Converter...or you an access the files directly by enabling hidden folders* you then go into your iPod through "my computer" click on the folder called "iPod control" and then into " iPod music" where there will be a series of folders that say: f00 f01 f02... and so on where all of the music on your iPod will be** just double click on the files to add them to your iTunes*** *this method only works on windows **instead of the song names... there will be 4 letter codes ***you may need to disable the DRM for some songs to play
Unfortunately, you need the PC where you got your songs from, or else you will lose all songs next time you sync it unless you can find all the songs.Answer:There is software that allows you to copy the music from the iPod to the machine (you can't do this in iTunes.) It costs between $20 and $50. To get the music off you MUST have the software, Apple doesn't let iTunes being new music in from iPods. This is free and requires no software downloads. Go to the control panel, Appearance and personalization, Folder options, the View tab and then under Advanced Settings there should be an option to show or hide hidden folders. Show them, then open My Computer, go to the Ipod and then go to the folder called ipod_control, then to the folder Music. In this folder there should be some more folders called things like F00, F01, F02 etc. These contain your music, which you can copy like a normal folder.
One way to transfer music from an Ipod to a computer is using windows explorer to directly copy the files to the hard drive. Your iPod must have disk usage enabled. Go to 'Start->My Computer' and click on the drive whose name is the name of your iPod. Now, you can only view the songs on the iPod if you have enabled viewing of invisble files on your computer. To do this, click on 'Tools->Options' and click on the 'View' tab. Under where it says 'Advanced Settings' you should see something entitled 'Hidden Files and Folders.' Expand this and select the option 'Show Hidden Files and Folders.' Click on apply and close the dialog. Now, you should see a somewhat transparent folder called 'Ipod_Control.' Open this folder. You then should see a folder called 'Music.' Open this folder, and you will see a whole bunch of folders named 'F00', 'F01', 'F02... etc. These folders contain your music. Copy all of the folders and paste them into a folder on your hard drive, such as 'C:\Music.' Go back to iTunes and click on 'File->Add folder to Library.' Select the folder 'C:\Music.' After the processing is all done, all your songs should be back into your library. Copying the music folders to the hard drive could take a while depending on how much music you have, but patience is a virtue!
According to the DSM-5-TR update, the diagnostic code for neurocognitive disorder due to traumatic brain injury depends on the severity, the presence or absence of behavioral or psychological disturbance, and the type of disturbance. For example, the code for major neurocognitive disorder due to traumatic brain injury, mild, with agitation is F02.A11. The code for mild neurocognitive disorder due to traumatic brain injury, with or without behavioral disturbance, is F06.7. I HOPE THIS HELPS.
plug your ipod into the new computer (must have itunes installed) and open itunes. a box should pop up asking you if you want to transfer the songs from the ipod to the computer. click yes and there you go!
1.booth encoder module:module booth_encode(input [2:0] X,output reg[2:0] SDN);always @ (X)beginif(X==8'b000) SDN=3'b000;else if(X==3'b001) SDN=3'b100;else if(X==3'b010) SDN=3'b100;else if(X==3'b011) SDN=3'b010;else if(X==3'b100) SDN=3'b011;else if(X==3'b101) SDN=3'b101;else if(X==3'b110) SDN=3'b101;else if(X==3'b111) SDN=3'b000;else SDN=3'bx;endendmodule2.Booth decoder module:module booth_decoder(input [7:0] Y,input [2:0] beo,output reg[8:0] bdo);reg [8:0]A;reg [7:0]X;always @(Y,beo)begincase(beo)3'b000:bdo=9'b000000000;3'b100:bdo={1'b0,Y};3'b101:beginX=(~Y)+1'b1;bdo={1'b1,X};end3'b010:bdo={Y,1'b0};3'b011:beginA={Y,1'b0};bdo=(~A)+1'b1;endendcaseendendmodule3.carry save adder module:module csa(input [14:0] P0,input [12:0] P1,input [10:0] P2,input [8:0] P3,output [14:0] P);wire sb,sc,sd,se,sf,sg,sh,si,sj,sk,sl,sm,sb1,sc1,sd1,se1,sf1,sg1,sh1,si1,sj1,sk1,sl1,sm1,ca,cb,cc,cd,ce,cf,cg,ch,ci,cj,ck,cl,cm,ca1,cb1,cc1,cd1,ce1,cf1,cg1,ch1,ci1,cj1,ck1,cl1,c00,c01,c1,c2,c3,c4,c5,c6,c7,c8,c9,c10,c11;hah01(P0[0],1'b0,P[0],c00);ha h02(P0[1],1'b0,P[1],c01);ha h1(P0[2],P1[0],P[2],ca);ha h2(P0[3],P1[1],sb,cb);fa f01(P0[4],P1[2],P2[0],sc,cc);fa f02(P0[5],P1[3],P2[1],sd,cd);fa f03(P0[6],P1[4],P2[2],se,ce);fa f04(P0[7],P1[5],P2[3],sf,cf);fa f05(P0[8],P1[6],P2[4],sg,cg);fa f06(P0[9],P1[7],P2[5],sh,ch);fa f07(P0[10],P1[8],P2[6],si,ci);fa f08(P0[11],P1[9],P2[7],sj,cj);fa f09(P0[12],P1[10],P2[8],sk,ck);fa f010(P0[13],P1[11],P2[9],sl,cl);fa f011(P0[14],P1[12],P2[10],sm,cm);ha h3(sb,ca,P[3],ca1);ha h4(sc,cb,sc1,cb1);ha h5(sd,cc,sd1,cc1);fa f11(se,cd,P3[0],se1,cd1);fa f12(sf,ce,P3[1],sf1,ce1);fa f13(sg,cf,P3[2],sg1,cf1);fa f14(sh,cg,P3[3],sh1,cg1);fa f15(si,ch,P3[4],si1,ch1);fa f16(sj,ci,P3[5],sj1,ci1);fa f17(sk,cj,P3[6],sk1,cj1);fa f18(sl,ck,P3[7],sl1,ck1);fa f19(sm,cl,P3[8],sm1,cl1);ha h6(sc1,ca1,P[4],c1);fa f1(c1,sd1,cb1,P[5],c2);fa f2(c2,se1,cc1,P[6],c3);fa f3(c3,sf1,cd1,P[7],c4);fa f4(c4,sg1,ce1,P[8],c5);fa f5(c5,sh1,cf1,P[9],c6);fa f6(c6,si1,cg1,P[10],c7);fa f7(c7,sj1,ch1,P[11],c8);fa f8(c8,sk1,ci1,P[12],c9);fa f9(c9,sl1,cj1,P[13],c10);fa f10(c10,sm1,ck1,P[14],c11);endmodule4.half adder module:module ha(input a,input b,output sum,output carry);xor x1(sum,a,b);and a1(carry,a,b);endmodule5.full adder module:module fa(input a,input b,input c,output sum,output carry);wire w1,w2,w3;ha h1(a,b,w1,w2);ha h2(w1,c,sum,w3);or o1(carry,w2,w3);endmodule6.Final module:module final_module(input [7:0] X,input [7:0] Y,output [14:0] P);reg [2:0]a,b,c,d;wire [2:0]sdn1,sdn2,sdn3,sdn4;wire [8:0]p0,p1,p2,p3;wire [14:0]p00;wire [12:0]p01;wire [10:0]p02;always @(X)begina={X[1],X[0],1'b0};b={X[3],X[2],X[1]};c={X[5],X[4],X[3]};d={X[7],X[6],X[5]};endbooth_encode b1(a,sdn1);booth_decoder d1(Y,sdn1,p0);assign p00=p0[8]?{6'b111111,p0}:{6'b000000,p0};booth_encode b2(b,sdn2);booth_decoder d2(Y,sdn2,p1);assign p01=p1[8]?{4'b1111,p1[8:0]}:{4'b0000,p1[8:0]};booth_encode b3(c,sdn3);booth_decoder d3(Y,sdn3,p2);assign p02=p2[8]?{2'b11,p2}:{2'b00,p2};booth_encode b4(d,sdn4);booth_decoder d4(Y,sdn4,p3);csa c1(p00,p01,p02,p3,P);endmodule
I don't know exactly. Just look around in the cities and other places for people who want rides then take them where they tell you.But beware, if you get attacked or don't obey signes etc. Theu will get angry.