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@@GrumpetteJV I hadn’t thought of that. I’ll certainly try it.

Are you having the very same problem? I’m trying to remember the exact process but what I can tell you is that you need to get into it methodically: the frother was assembled in a specific order that you need to “reverse engineer”. I’ve been taking everything apart since I was a kid (and I volunteer at my local repair café) so it’s become almost second nature? I’ll get back to you with specifics, if possible. Cheers!

@@ducttapersanonymous Hi thank you for the helpful video, and appreciate the response. I already got it out, there were 2 small screws underneath the motor and now Im just waiting for the new parts to arrive.

@@drewdriver9130 Good question! Non-magnetic screws such as low-iron stainless steel: I don’t have drivers with spring-loaded clamping sleeves, but I *DO* keep a bit of Blu-Tack adhesive in my tool case… and that’ll lead to a new short clip. Thanks! 😊

I’m optimistic and more than a bit naive. Also, there’s some solid product engineering which I really admire to offset some of the enshitification of everything else.

@@ducttapersanonymous Its true, I am a jaded bastard. "Enshitification" is a fantastic bit of word engineering.

@@sterlingodeaghaidh5086 I like your version better.

so its intentional, but youre left out of the intent part, lol. you dont get the official memo you get the inverted scheme.

@@kerry4987 Thanks!

My nuts are unspillable. But seriously, cyanoacrylate with the activator creates a bond which is as strong as the surrounding material. And you’re right, I wouldn’t put nuts and bolts in these drawers; these are mostly for electronic parts.

@@ducttapersanonymous sure I agree the bond is good initially but over time CA degrades

Thanks!

Absolutely!

Ohhhh 😖 You haven’t seen the follow up to this, where I *did* pull out the rod. It’s on TT and Insta…. Shame! Shame!

YEAHGHH, indeed! 😁

Gaston (my cat) still tries but can’t get through that tough mesh.

@@ducttapersanonymous LOVE the cat's name!! Oui, tres sexy~! I've ordered some tought pet screen but I'm thinking my little adopted one, previously feral, is very determined. She tore a big hole, and I found her on the outside right by the dog , by the door. Thinking it just happened, cuz she was a bit spooked. So yes, def'y out today to find some of that good mesh too.

@@mfb6310 I’ve just checked online for options and I believe what I have is Everbuilt 5 ft. X 24 inch 19-Gauge Welded Wire Galvanized Steel Netting, 1/2 inch x 1/2 inch mesh (Home Depot SKU #1000135386) at 14,62$ CAD. It sure does the job of keeping him inside.

@@ducttapersanonymousThank you so much! I got the 5ft x 24in 1/4 x 1/4 inch earlier today, $10 n change, doesn't say welded but it looks it. But I might need more of it. Jazz began climbing the whole screen door trying to shred it, not happy with my covering her escape whole with a mile of duct tape. She got water spritzed and both she & the dog took off. Then she scrambled up inbetween windows & screens that were only open about 4 inches. Yup, I'm in trouble with this one for sure. I'm making a mesh cage catio. Tired of her yelling at me. I wrote the SKU down!

@@mfb6310 It looks like you've got your hands full with Jazz! Wire mesh was the solution which finally worked with Gaston. Other things I tried was taping down some aluminum foil on the floor and I even experimented with micro-controllers; the sensor worked fine but I could never get the motor/spray bottle combination to work efficiently.

Nah, I’d never want poor old Gaston to injure himself. 😊

Imagine if André knocked wrenches on my head on top of that?!? Nah, he’s too adorable for that.

Hello! I fixed another frother (different make and model) last week with the very same motor assembly as the Jura. I'm guessing several manufacturers get their parts from the same factory? Well, this particular model wouldn't start up at all but the problem was a simple one: the contact switch on top of the heating plate had been pushed into the body of the base and wouldn't detect the "milk pot" anymore. Check to see if this isn't the problem, first. Cheers!

Hey - I'm seeing this now, but I think your tags weren't working correctly because I never got notified about this. Thanks, I’ll add it to the list! 😀

@josemonkey Thanks! And keep up the good work. Cheers!

Don’t worry, it’s all good!

@@ducttapersanonymoushe’s asking how long till they rust because you’ve taken a coating off the nut by sanding it

It’s a faster, truncated version I uploaded this morning to fit YT’s 1-minute maximum, and it doesn’t do your and Eli’s camerawork justice, unfortunately. 😊

Thank you for your comment! As I mentioned, my 20 year old washer was discontinued ages ago and -- officially -- parts are no longer being manufactured for it... officially. Luckily, parts can still be found online either using the model number or the number printed on the part itself (if it's legible). Have you managed to find your part?

And hold off on selling your 3rd born! 😄 I have a quick follow-up: ua-cam.com/users/shortsI4By29GYRbw?si=D3MlxAFknJV488Jl

Merci Patrice! Oui, c'est super simple de changer ça.

Thanks! 😊

J’étais aussi bien content d’avoir le temps de me rendre chez moi avant que tout lâche, en plus de scrapper ma batterie. 😁

…and I don’t even know what it is I’m talking about. What were we saying again?