I have had some luck in finding free on line information and repair manuals via going through "ask.com" which will lead you first to places where you can purchase a manual but as you continue on and make sure you use the word "free" as well as on line" when posing your question, you do stand a good chance of any free library across the united states that has such a manual on line and for free. but beware, many of those sites do try to walk you in a circle to actually buy such a manual. but my experience is that if the suggested site's address has a "school" or "college" mentioned than you are probably on the right track just as you would be if the words "public library" also appear. let me warn you though that not all models are available even if you do find a site that you feel may offer such information for free and that there is that one repair manual company who does walk you in a circle, always sounding as if they are going to answer your questions by the next click of the mouse only to find yourself facing a credit card issue before you would get to what you would like to know jin5885
