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Your fog machine should come with an owner's manual that gives specific cleaning instructions. If you do some sort of cleaning routine that isn't recommended by the manufacturer, it could void your product warranty. If the cleaning techniques don't work, you may need to contact your manufacturer for a replacement, as long as your machine is still under warranty. So try not to do anything that may void the warranty. Most fog machines don't need to be cleaned regularly. In fact, fog machines typically don't need to be cleaned at all unless you have been putting low quality fog liquid products in your fog machine these lower quality products can cause the fog machine's heater to clog. You definitely don't need to clean your fog machine every year unless it starts exhibiting some symptoms indicating it needs a good cleaning. Cleaning a fog machine too often can cause it to stop working altogether. The main sign that your fog machine needs to be cleaned is when you start noticing a significant decrease in output of the fog effect. If your machine isn't producing fog as much as it used to, then it's probably time for a cleaning. Since you don't want to clean your fog machine too frequently, you should wait until you see a significant decrease in fog output not just a small change. If you use your fogger once a year (like at Halloween) and then put it away in storage for the rest of the year, you should clean the fog machine before you pack it up for storage. Don't wait until you bring it out the next year because a clogged fog machine that sits unused for months on end will most likely be permanently unusable when you try to use it again. Before you store your fog machine for an extended period of time, check its output to ensure you don't need to clean it before storing it.

summary: Follow the manufacturer's cleaning instructions. Avoid overdoing it. Watch for decreased output. Clean before storing.

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For each child being adopted, fill out ADOPT-200 Adoption Request form. This form includes the basic contact information of the adoptive parent, the basic details of the adoption, what type of adoption it is, basic information about the child, and whether the legal requirements are met. The ADOPT-210 Adoption Agreement form requires basic information about the adoptive parents and the child as well as the signatures of the adoptive parents. The agreement contains statements, which the adoptive parents are agreeing to with their signatures, that they will adopt the child and treat the child as their natural child and that the child will maintain the same rights as any natural child would. These rights include the right to inherit from the adoptive parents. The adoptive parents must also fill out an ADOPT-215 Adoption Order form in part. The order also includes basic information about the adoption. The remaining parts of the order will be used by the judge at the adoption hearing and will be filled out by the clerk in the event the adoption is an adoption of a Native American child. In this type of adoption, the clerk will serve the order and other relevant documents on Bureau of Indian Affairs. If the adoption is an independent, agency, or international adoption, you must submit the relevant expenses on the ADOPT-230 Adoption Expenses form. This requires the submission of the amounts spent on hospital services, prenatal care, legal fees paid, adoption agency fees, transportation, adoption facilitator fees, counseling fees paid, adoption services provider, pregnancy expenses, court filing fees, fingerprinting fees, and any other relevant costs. Certain adoptions and each specific local court may require additional forms. If you are adopting a Native American child through any procedure other than a stepparent/domestic partner adoption, fill out the ADOPT-220 Adoption of Indian Child form and the ADOPT-225 Parent of Indian Child Agrees to End Parental Rights form. To determine if the local court requires additional documentation contact your county clerk's office.

summary: Make the Adoption Request. Complete the Adoption Agreement. Fill out an Adoption Order. Submit the expenses. Fill out local or specific forms.

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Check to see that your garbage disposal actually needs to be replaced. If the disposal is not making a humming noise then the problem may simply be electrical and can be checked. If it makes a humming sound but does not work, then it may be stuck or need the sub-breaker reset. While this may seem obvious, make sure that your disposal is plugged in properly. This resets the garbage disposal and will pop out if it has reset. It will make a click as it goes back in. Check to see that the circuit breaker has not tripped and turned off in the electrical service panel or breaker box. All the switches should be fully on at the fuse box. If nothing else has worked then either there is a faulty switch or a faulty garbage disposal. Replace the switch to test if that is the problem by first turning off the circuit breaker at the service panel. Then replace the switch and turn power back on at the service panel. If none of these steps is effective, then the disposal will have to be replaced.
summary: Troubleshoot the garbage disposal if it has stopped working. Make sure the disposal is plugged in. Press the rest button on the bottom of the disposal. Check the outlet circuit breaker. Replace the circuit breaker switch.