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Haha! Yea - I could totally see how that could happen - glad to hear this video helped out at least one person, Andy! Appreciate you letting me know and hope you got it all squared away! - DIYNate

Excellent - great to hear the plunger got you squared away - thanks for posting and letting me know! - DIYNate

Rats - well - you may have a reset button on your disposal or may want to check a brand name and see if it has a process for manually spinning the blade when it gets unstuck. Good luck and would love to hear how you get it fixed when you are able to figure it out. Good luck! - DIYNate

Very welcome - always happy to help and thanks for watching and commenting! Best, DIYNate

Haha - that is one way to do it for sure! My mother would recommend slapping some Gorilla Glue on it with similar effect (although may require a dashboard replacement if you ever want to take it off). Thanks for your comment and the chuckle! Best, DIYNate

Great to know the rocking path solved it for you. Glad you got it unstuck! Appreciate you taking the time to post the update and provide a comment! Take care, DIYNate

Congrats on the car purchase, Edgar! Thanks for posting a comment and you are very welcome! - DIYNate

@@DIYNate Thank you sir. You are one of few to actually say congratulations in words. Means a lot in this day and time. Subscribed for more great content from you.

Has been a while since I created the video but I believe the red tab needs to be pulled back / disengaged to get the bulb free, then put back in position when the new bulb is in to ‘lock’ or secure the bulb in place. Thanks for the comment - appreciate you watching! - DIYNate

Love hearing the plunger worked, Bill! Thanks for posting and letting me know! Best, DIYNate

Good call on showing the tabs a bit better. I think I put a link in the description to a guy who shows that a bit better than what I show in my video, but good call there. If I had it to do over, I would call that out because it is a bit temperamental getting those tabs to release. Also, great call on marking the water lines with sharpie to make sure it goes in far enough. Better than taking chances and having the water line come loose and create a leak! Good thoughts and appreciate the comment! - DIYNate

Great question - I believe on the bottom of the floor lamp there is also a nut that secures the wire length and if you loosen that, you can get some additional length / slack. Hope you were able to figure out - different floor lamps have different setups but my guess is getting slack to work with can be done from the base. Thanks for your comment, DIYNate

Excellent - enjoy the trip and the bonding time! Thanks for commenting! - DIYNate

Haha - years ago that was my same issue - scratched my head until I got on a ladder to mess with it and it finally made sense to me. Thanks for watching / commenting and glad to help! - DIYNate

Kim - great to hear the Allen fix worked for you and certainly appreciate you sharing that it got you unstuck! Very happy to help and appreciate you commenting on the video! Best, DIYNate

Hey @Ogothechef - not sure how how much help I will be on this issue but what year is your sienna? Mine is 2011, so that may account for some of the differences on the clock reset. That said, it does seem like if you are in air conditioning mode, you may be off. Feel free to send me an email with your contact info (name / phone number) and I’d be happy to give you a call to try and troubleshoot. If you can email me at info@diynate.com, I’ll get back with you and we can see if we can get it fixed. Best, DIYNate

You are so very welcome! Thank you for your comment! - DIYNate

Love the ‘It worked!’ - very happy to help and thanks for the comment! - DIYNate

Excellent - happy to help, Nicole! Appreciate you commenting! Best wishes! - DIYNate

Good call - no reason to risk letting your beers possibly get skunky or be warm / Room temp when you crack one. Good way to make use of the ice chunks! Appreciate the comment! - DIYNate

A fresh plunger is a great call! Thanks for posting a comment and letting me know you saved some bones! I love hearing someone got to keep more of their hard earned cash! Best, DIYNate

You got it - thanks for letting me know it worked! - DIYNate

Haha - well, 200k views is surprising to me as well. But, I know I prefer to google something and then watch a video on how to fix it. To your point, simple instructions to fix, but I think a lot of us never use the user manual and when we have to troubleshoot, we don’t remember where the manual is (even if it was covered in the manual). Content that helps fix everyday problems does seem to be popular on UA-cam - the more people run into the issue, the more views you get. I guess a lot of people have been looking for this solve. I was certainly surprised with the fix myself when I made the video. Appreciate the comment and thanks for watching either way! - DIYNate

You are very welcome - glad it helped and thanks for being the first to comment on this video! Best, DIYNate

Great - glad to hear it worked for you and happy to help! - DIYNate

Very welcome - thanks for the comment! - DIYNate

Just imagine how much that money would be worth now if only I had invested it in something besides replacing broken glass - haha! Thanks for the comment! - DIYNate

You are very welcome - thanks for watching and your comment! Glad you got it fixed and God bless y’all as well! - DIYNate

Lmfao sorry but I am in the same boat right now my sink is clogged for a week now and I don't want to ask mone either because same 😩

You are absolutely welcome! Thanks so much for your comment! - DIYNate

Haha! Love that hope is alive on the trashcan fix potential! Thanks for your comment and best of luck! - DIYNate

@@DIYNateupdate - it worked great!

Great to hear it worked out for you - thanks for the update! - DIYNate

Good call there - that would get the air moving and help the melting process if you are in a hurry. Appreciate the comment! - DIYNate

Good deal - glad you were able to get it back to working well! Thanks for your comment! - DIYNate

Very welcome - thanks for letting me know! Take care, DIYNate

I had no idea there was a latch thing right above the suction cup. There was no mention of that in the user manual at all.

I tried the latch thing and that did absolutely nothing. Still no stick or suction at all. Am I doing this wrong?

Hi there - so if it stuck on the window but not on the dash, it is possible your dash may have some raised texture that causes a suction cup to not hold on. You could apply a sticky pas to the dashboard and then put the suction cup on that flat surface and it should hold. Some slight bumps on the dashboard can cause it not to adhere. You could try the suction cup on other surfaces as well to determine if the issue is the dashboard or the suction cup. Good luck! - DIYNate

Sounds like a good plan! Hope it works well for you and thanks for your comment! - DIYNate

Well that is certainly high praise - really appreciate that positive compliment! Thanks for watching and for the kudos! - DIYNate

Love hearing it helped you out! Thanks for letting me know and commenting! Best, DIYNate

Hey Alexandra - I am going to shamelessly plug two of my other videos for you here. The scenario you mention I ended up dealing with a water valve replacement but your situation could be different. Here are some troubleshooting steps: Maytag - Whirlpool Icemaker Troubleshooting Process (Full Version)! Model MFI2665XEM - by DIYNate ua-cam.com/video/K-yxWpvrwV8/v-deo.html And here is the water valve replacement: Refrigerator Ice Maker Fix - Water Inlet Valve Replacement (Maytag /Whirlpool)! - by DIYNate ua-cam.com/video/NzKTzEbk8oY/v-deo.html Good luck and hope you get it solved! - DIYNate

Good luck and hope you get it worked out! Nothing like an icemaker problem to have to deal with - haha! Take care, DIYNate

Hi there - Not sure about your particular model, but on my Maytag French door side by side, the ice maker can be turned off by holding temp and fast cool (two middle buttons) for three seconds. Then, to turn back on, hold those two buttons again for 3 seconds. Not a true reset but sometimes something like that to retrigger the action on the ice maker may help. Kind of like unplugging your fridge then plugging back in. Likely not a true fix but may unstick something if the system needs a bit of a change. Good luck and hope this helps! - DIYNate

Hmmm - tough one there. So you are getting your blade stuck on a regular basis, right? Not just your drain filling up? If drain filling up, I would try the plunger or disconnect the PVC hookups and make sure the pipes downstream are clean. If the blade is getting stuck on a regular basis, it could be what is getting put down there or possible may have warped from getting jammed / caught on stuff, but seems like it wouldn’t run in that case. My guess is the part that spins the blade may have gotten bent or there may still be something trapped up under there that frees up but not all the way, then gets ‘re-stuck’ after a few days of use. Good luck - sounds like you may be getting close to replacement or take apart zone but haven’t gone that far from my end. Hope this helps! - DIYNate

Love that idea - the rough surface dashboard certainly creates challenges for these sticky surface pads, but using something like duct tape or another adhesive to create a flat surface for the phone mount to adhere to makes a ton of sense. Great suggestion and awesome add to the comments! Best, DIYNate

For sure - I have a video in the pipeline (pun intended) to show the disconnect process with a bathroom sink (P-trap) - essentially the same concept with unscrewing the PVC nut, making sure the rubber/plastic gasket is in place, clearing out the PVC, then re-securing and making sure there are no drips. Love the feedback and suggestion for future comment to help viewers out! Appreciate your comment and stay tuned! - DIYNate