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I hear you. I was right there too, so I'm glad this helped!

Excellent!

You're welcome!

That's certainly an option if you have the money. This is simply a cheaper option that allows you to take the hoop with you if you decide to move. Thanks for the comment!

Glad to hear it!

Glad it helped

You're welcome!

Sure thing!

Yes. It needs to remain on the door after setup. It uses the qr code to know if the door is opened or closed. If the camera sees the qr code, it knows the door is closed. I thought it would bother me at first, but I honestly never see it. It's only visible when the garage door is closed, so I forget it's even there.

It's probably a good idea. We didn't for this project, but we knew where the lines were since we had called them on a previous project.

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Yes

I was thinking the same way call the utility guys , how deep you have to go?

About two feet, maybe a little more.

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I hope it was helpful!

Glad it helped!

Bummer. Sorry to hear that. :-/

Yes. It sits in place as it should. I haven't had any issues with it since the install.

@ABROnlineAcademy great cause I took the plastic off mine and the latch fell right off, and couldn't put it bacj tight enough

@dannyatkinson1454 - Sorry for the confusion. I probably slurred my words together a bit. I actually say you need equal parts of water to rice. So in our case, we used 4 cups of water to 4 cups of white rice. For brown rice, you should use more. We used 5 cups of water for 4 cups of brown rice. I hope that helps!

Glad to help!

I'm glad this helped. There is no way you should have to pay that kind of money for this. Good luck with the install!

Just replaced it. Took less than 30 minutes. Saved myself over $400. I really appreciate this video. Thank you.

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The controller has been a good purchase for our home. We have more vehicles than garage door openers right now, so it is nice to be able to open and close the garage door even if we don't have an opener. Now I don't have to take my keys with me when we decide to go out for a quick walk or bike ride. I just make sure I have my phone on me (which I always do). It has also come in useful several times when we leave the house and wonder if we forgot to close the garage door. We can easily check and close it if we forgot. The only real negative I have noticed is that the app is a bit slow to open, so it can take a little while to open the app, tap on the controller and wait for it to load before you can open/close the door. There are available widgets on Android and iOS that make it a bit faster, so that's something I would highly recommend. Other than that, I have been very happy with the purchase and would highly recommend it.

Thanks for the great reply, good info there. I was more worried about any glitches that the door did not open at all, wifi disconnects, etc.. And how many times how often those glitches occur. Have you done much with Alexa control with it? I ask because that's part of the reason I was going to go with this wyze model, instead of MyQ. And I really don't want to do a subscription, so that SD card is a good thing assuming it works well with it. Thanks again. @@ABROnlineAcademy

Sorry to hear that! Good luck with that part. Unfortunately, that's not something I can help with at this point.

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You bet!

Great! I'm glad the video was helpful. Hopefully this one lasts longer than the original!

Here is one for the 2012 Ford Focus. amzn.to/3HRnhiY. I have not installed this one myself, but it looks to be the right part and hopefully an easy install. Good luck!

I'm glad it helped!

Sorry about that! But thank you for the feedback. I will keep that in mind for future videos. Thanks!

I'm glad the video helped. It seems so easy once you know how to do it! Thanks for watching!

It's pretty simple. Enjoy!

I used an insulated electrician screwdriver like this one: amzn.to/3v3mtof. However, any Phillips screwdriver should do the trick for you. Hope that helps!

That's a fair point, and there is certainly nothing wrong with washing the rice first. There are arguments to be made for rinsing and for not rinsing, but either way works for me. Thanks for the comment and thanks for watching!

That's a very good point. I had not thought about the safety hazard behind doing that. I'll keep that in mind for next time. Thanks for bringing that up!

Couldn't agree more!

You can get a 3qt cooker for around $80 or a 6 qt for around $100. It depends on how much rice you need to make. Here is the link: amzn.to/3MiHbWZ . I hope that helps!

That's difficult to tell. My issue didn't cause problems with the starting of the car, so I would guess it is something else. Have you checked your spark plugs?

Hopefully not, but if it does, now you know how to fix it ;-)

Yeah. You can get it done for much less than that. It's a bit tricky to get the screws in there, but it's definitely worth it. Good luck!

I would highly recommend using the Affresh cleaner (amzn.to/3RI8ayJ ) or something similar to make sure the insides of the machine which you can't see (valves, drains, hoses, etc) get a thorough cleaning. Since it's a recurring problem, I would run the cleaner without any dishes. You may need to run it more often just to make sure it gets cleaned well. Second, make sure you are scrubbing with something that kills mold like vinager. You can also periodically run an empty load with a little bit of bleach or vinager at the bottom of the dishwasher to help with the mold. I'm not sure how well this works, but I know of some people that regularly pour vinager or bleach in the bottom of their dishwasher while running the dishes through. Lastly, it may help to keep the door open after you run the dishwasher to allow it to dry completely. After it's dry, it would be a good idea to still leave it open a crack to prevent mold from appearing again. I hope this helps. Good luck!

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You can find it here: amzn.to/3QRSXdS

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it!

Great. Good luck with the project!