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Thanks a lot

What about if you have a fireplace on the opposite side of the tub and can't access the back of the tub to put the plug in 😂.

Dont make videos if u cant do it right thats so hack people watch this that dont know what there doing 6 bolts drop the subframe

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR DETAILED VIDEO ! Your video was the only one in 20 videos that showed how to access the electrical for a Mitsubishi MSZ with "Isee" sensor. Even he factory manual is so incomplete, I was baffled . ... THANKS AGAIN!

Well done. Great video of the entire process. Efficient, well articulated, and complete. Thanks!!

My son and I found this to be one of the best demonstrations to install the adaptor. You took your time but moved along and were articulate in the way you explained the process. Thank you for taking the time to share this with others.

I've been trying to connect my wifi to my mini split I'm confused about how it actually works do your phone have to be connected to a wireless router what is the mini split actually connecting to the phone or the router

If you put a second plunger over the overflow opening on the tub you can then plung the drain.

Excellent "How To" video! It will help me tremendously with my wi-fi adapter install. Thank you for doing it.

When you originally disconnected the tankless did you have to make any adjustments to the aquastat?

All you needed was a plastic bag in the overflow. You wasted so much time. Good grief.

Had a glogged bath tub the other day I just stuffed a rag in there and that worked

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omg thank you getting my grinder rn

Thanks for the video. I've got a 13 Crosstrek Limited and the procedure was a bit different. There are no connections besides electric so those cable disconnects don't exist. They're actually motors. So I just pried and disconnected the emergency switch as you showed, removed the 4 screws and the wires and done.

Thanks for providing this to help others like myself!

This excellent video helped shorten the install time greatly. Thank you!

Great Video! I would love to find a way to hide the wire to the unit. Does anyone have any ideas?

Can coil be left in without using?

This is brilliant! I cannot possibly thank you enough for posting this video. I struggled and struggled to find a route for the cable to exit the wall unit with the metal cover in place. You made it look so easy. I haven't set up the app and won't be able to get to it for about 10 days (mini-split is in vacation home). But again, you made it look so easy. Everything I read online for DIY installers led me to believe this was going to be a hot mess....particularly linking to 2.4 MHz band with a dual-band router. Are you happy with the smartphone app?

I just clogged the air escape with plastic bags and a few plunges later TADA. About two years worth of gunk 😷

I have the exact same. Now the circulating pump does not turn on...or at least most of the time. Kind of intermittent...so for now I plugged the circulating pump directly into an 120v outlet. ---When I click the relay manually, the circulating pump turns ON (power to the contacts) and the furnace fires up. ---When the furnace runs on its own, if I click the relay manually, no power to the pump contacts (???) Very weird. All circuit board traces are good. Any hints?

What material is the combustion chamber made of ?

Geez dude. Just plugged the overflow with a wet rag. Problem solved.

Is it a must to check with that metal ruler looking thing

Thank you for this video, I was able to replace the thermistor myself, saving me hundreds of dollars, when I called for a quote from others. Have a wonderful day!

Also clean or replace that filter in the fuel pump. Is easy and cheap insurance.

I did this job myself. Was way easier than I thought and wife thought I was a hero.

Dealership wanted to charge me 65 dollars

Thank you! This worked.

lol the lazy way

My AC thermostat has a warning about A111_A EXV Temp Thermistor Failure. Where is this located on an AC unit?

Very helpful

What if my tub doesn’t have an over flow?

I'm no expert but I believe there is a access pannel on the subframe

For both of you, what was the repair time? I've seen other videos where temperature sensors needed to be replaced. Nice that Rheem sends out the parts (I assume for free). But it looks not trivial to take the top panel off so that you can get to the parts (probably more work if you detect the electric line). Wish they just used better components to begin with, so that we don't have to deal with labor to replace them as our responsibility.

How do you swap the units? What tools are needed? Thanks! Great vid

Hey is there a part number you can share ?

Great video and patience!! I have a Weil McLean 668v (28 years old) and my round cover plate shows corrosion on the outside, though I have never actually observed water leaking from it. (It is just the cover, I do not have a tankless coil as I get my domestic hot water from an indirect tank). Would you proactively change out your cover plate during to visible corrosion without any active leaking? The benefit I see is to change out the plate before the bolts become too corroded and snap. The risk is that I snap the bolts in the process when my boiler was working perfectly fine! I haven’t done this work before so I would greatly appreciate your input! Thanks!!

rheem had me replace the capacitor behind the panal. before the compressor would run for one minute before shutting down. after its been running for 4 hour. still good...

i have i=one just like your how old is the model

Thank you man... i have been plunging for about 2 hours now going back and forth from the bathtub to the toilet. The overflow completely slipped my mind.

hey what model beckett burner is the ? thanks

Thanks for posting this. Complex systrms tend to fail. No surprise electricity use increased. Rates in california are approaching $.50 a kwh, not including flat fee just to have service.

Do you still use the boiler for baseboard heat? How did you stop using the coil - converted to water heater, etc?

I see that coil is completely covered in soot. Is it because it is being exposed directly to the flame? If that's the case, the home heating part of the boiler needs not be drained?

Thanks very much for this video. It was exactly what I needed. For anyone that couldn't locate the tool iDo mentioned, a similar tool can be built by using two items from Lowe's. 1. Trap Adapter w/washer and plastic nut (11942 03212) and 2. Oatey plug #33400 (38753 33400). Those two parts totaled $9-ish.

A few little things missed minor details, always back wash where your nozzle is seated and never use the open end of the wrench to tighten the new nozzle, you will round the head very easily

Great video! My question is he pulled a huge coil out, but on replacing cover - there was no coil going back in? Can someone explain that to me?

Very helpful