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I’m sorry it isn’t going well yet. Not sure about the water temp but I always set water heaters around 125-130 and I know our hot water is really cold this time of year with for the first minute. Have you tried the panel reset? Long power cycle? Thanks for reaching out!!

So glad you fixed it! And to hear the feedback! Thanks for commenting!!

Is the gas line frozen or the gas meter/regulator? (More common). I haven’t encountered this myself but would assume freeze protection could have been installed (pipe wrap or something) since there is temperature variation between materials. Not sure if that gets you in the right direction. Thanks for commenting

@@WarriorHouseDIY thanks for the quick reply. I'm not entirely sure. I didn't "diagnose" it. But I'm assuming regulator by what they said. They said when the gas line was open and turned off it allowed moisture in the line and it should have been blown out? Idk. haha!

@yota87truck that sounds more accurate. It’s worth looking into freeze protection for the regulator. As for the water, sounds like blow out or replace the line possibly. I’d love to hear back on the outcome if you think of it.

If the meter stops when the toilet valve is turned off then the toilet valve is probably leaking. Not sure without seeing it about the sound. Email me a video if you’d like jr@warrior.house I’ll do my best to help.

@ yeah I noticed the when the valve is off the meter ain’t turning at all but when I cut it back on i don’t see a leak but it he meter turns real slowly

@ and my valve kit looks old school like a tall white one with circle like round one with 4 screws around it not like one in your video

Sounds like there’s a slow leak somewhere. Have you checked the tank seal from the tank to the bowl? You can check that by adding some food coloring to the tank, don’t flush, wait and see if the colored water leaks through to the bowl.

@ may try that do low the tank is allways sweaty like around the back and sides

Yeah it’s really not bad :) thanks for sharing :)

If you’re being serious then you should first NOT work on anything yourself without further training, because this is really easy, and second, read the comments from hundreds of people who have had positive experiences. Thanks for commenting :)

If there’s isn’t an auto ignition then you can use a long lighter or a match on a match holding stick. Hope this helps

Oh yeah and produce stickers are common 👍 so glad it helped! Thanks for commenting!!

I’m actually using the 10 amp 6 1/2”. Moving up to the 7 1/4” is a noticeable difference. Thanks for commenting.

@@WarriorHouseDIY If you have a video on the 12amp, I'd be very interested- as I'm not seeing much on the upgraded saw.

@teter129 If I can work that out I’ll definitely respond to you and let you know :)

I’m just grateful to help out :) Thank you for sharing!!

I was ready to buy a full replacement flasher tomorrow but my mind tells me to check UA-cam. There I found your video. So I checked the gasket. Pry open the top. Clean and realign the gasket then reseat it again. It Worked!!! Thank you! No more running water.😁👍

@berminator7549 It’s really is an easy fix:) maybe grab a couple extra seals since they tend to shrink over time especially from chlorinated water.

Thanks for sharing!

True if the plug is corded to an outlet. However, many are hardwired. Thanks for sharing

Have you tried all the fixes in this video?

This is great to hear!! I’m glad it worked out and grateful for the feedback. Thanks for sharing!

Did you perform the reset after replacement? Also check to make sure the rinse aid is full, I know that’s a weird one. Hope this gets you in the right direction. Thanks for sharing.

Yep ;) all it needed was a new seal :)

Sorry bout that. I narrated the instructions as concise as possible, not much to it. Hopefully it still helps. Thanks for the feedback.

Grateful! Thanks for commenting

Any door can be shimmed really. Even commercial with full length hinges. Just need to place them in the right spot to achieve the correct movement. Thanks for asking and commenting:)

That’s so awesome!!! Way to go!! Thanks for commenting on this :)

Even when everything seems perfect I know we’ve still had wet *plastic* dishes but other glassware is dry. Outside of that, I would be stumped also. Did you try the programming reset? Maybe the program drops the heat element during drying ??

It’s a neat little trick :) so glad it worked and thanks for commenting!!

lol I’d like to see that comment, as I don’t sell parts. You can email me at jr@warrior.house

Great tip!! Thanks for sharing!!

Oh yeah make sure the door is closed all the way. There’s a sensor that can start to wear out on the door latch.

Awesome!! Hopefully not too high of a water bill. Thanks for commenting!!

I rarely use clamps unless it’s some narrow hardwood or something like that. The anti slip strips on the bottom do a great job on sheet goods. There are clamps available and they work very well when needed. Hope this helps and thanks for the feedback and commenting!! amzn.to/3ZcnPZa

Personally, that little extra power does help if using it more frequently. I do prefer the 7.25 for the thicker material capability. Thanks for commenting!!

Not wrong at all. But there are other ways to use a beehive plunger. What’s your preferred method?

Shot me an email jr@warrior.house and I’ll get you the file:) thanks for reaching out.

Such a simple fix!! Glad it helped! And thanks for commenting!!

I try 🤪

It’s a real mess :) thanks for sharing !!

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@@WarriorHouseDIY sorry this comment was intended for other video

Yes that works, as long as it’s moving water and not that big air bubble lol. Thanks for commenting!!

I really like that approach!! Hey that wouldn’t be a bad video to share with others. This video is specific to plunging however, in another video I show my preferred method which using a toilet snake. No mess and much easier. Thanks for sharing.

The rod holding the float (on a model like this) and I apologize, yes I was holding the actual part and making it harder to see. In most cases the float will just snap apart from the float stem/rod. It’s also possible to remove the top of the fill valve assembly without disconnecting the float but can make it difficult to reattach sometimes. Thank you for commenting to point this out.

My pleasure! Hopefully saves you some frustration:) thanks for commenting!!

It’s the little things :) thank you for sharing!!

Hope it helps :) and thanks for commenting!! Awesome profile pic btw 👍

Couple swishes in the toilet with some toilet bowl cleaner usually does the trick. You can store it in a holder out of sight or keep it in a trash bag wrapped up. Thanks for asking.

@@WarriorHouseDIYat McDonald’s we got a long twirly stick that can inject into the base of the bowl super convenient and wasy

@RuthlessBender toilet snakes are absolutely the best for a clog, but not very easy to store or hide in a typical home bathroom. I have another video on that also. Thanks for sharing!! Does the ice cream machine work? ;)

You’d be surprised lol. Thanks for commenting!!

well they dont come with a guide do they, how tf u supposed to know to do this without prior knowledge?

@durillongaming I’m completely with you on this. That’s why I made the video. Better to teach someone than charge them for a service call. :)

Is this how you feel better about yourself, Jeremy? A little weak isn't it?

@robo7643 not everyone comes up with the same sets of skills being taught. I happened to be a firefighter paramedic, so I was lucky enough to get a proper education in janitorial skills and maybe Jeremy was in a similar role. We all need a little grace when dealing with a clogged crapper ;) thanks for commenting

That would make way too much sense lol :) thanks for commenting!!

That is definitely not the drain pump. The drain pump on this model is near the front.

@ Nop all drain pump has that small lip that you have to press to detach it from the sump, the wash pump on the other hand is usually attached to the sump by hoses. So it’s the drain pump

@kamalabbady6778 watch it again. The drain pump is above the one I’m working on. The drain hose has been detached from it. Sorry to debate but it’s just facts.