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Sounds plausible that the switches are the culprit. That would be a good place to start. They can be tested individually with a multimeter to rule them out.

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Hey, Check back through previous comments, this is kind of a common issue also. I'd say one of your other switches is welded together and is stuck in the "on" position. The switches can be carefully split apart and unwelded, assuming they're not too damaged, or they can be replaced by purchasing them on Amazon or digi key. Thank you for watching and supporting the channel. Have a wonderful day!

Thanks for your quick reply, but I am not able to identify other switches. Can you please help me to locate that switches.

In the video around the 3:05 min. mark I mention interlock switches. Those are the other two of the 3 switches.

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Hey, It is a Centry Elite Aluminum Attic Ladder from Lowes. The only complaint we have is that the length of the fold out legs aren't equal, which makes our situation difficult. For instance, if our attic ladder is 9 ft, it tri-folds out 3ft, 5ft, & 1ft instead of something better like 3ft, 3ft, & 3ft. Hope that makes sense and helps! Have a wonderful day!

Yep, I'd say one of your other switches is welded in the closed position and can't "shut off" like it's supposed to. They can carefully be taken apart and unstuck assuming they aren't too damaged. Or snag the part # off the side and order you replacements from Amazon or digikey. Let me know how it goes. Thanks for watching and supporting the channel. Have a wonderful day!

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Hey, The two " points" of the hooks actuate one switch each and the round part of the bottom hook (I think it was the bottom) also press in on the third. That's the one that has the issues. Once there is alittle play in the door latch the monitor switch can change state before the other two. Hope that makes sense. Watch the video again and you should be abile to see it, now that you know what to look for. Thanks for watching and supporting the channel. Have a wonderful day.

@@thelarewsdo Got it ! I have no problem with the switched ( I dont think) as the latch spring holder broke off, Of course they dont make them anymore, but I found one that has the same dimension and am waiting for it to arrive. While I have it apart I held the latch with door open and pressed down on the top and bottom switch and fuse blew. I knew that it had to do something with the middle switch mounted near the bottom but I did not pull out plastic piece that holds switches and could not see how the middle switch was activated. I had a latch spring holder break on a previous microwave and I drilled a new hole to hold the spring. There is much less room to drill to hook a spring on with this latch. the GE latch I found was placed on a one inch square graph paper to show dimensions and I made same grid paper and everything matched up. With my luck it will be slightly off.. worth a try for $9.00. Luckily I keep a spare microwave in attic for times like these. I paid a fortune for this and it is 3 months past warranty. If it comes down to it I can print a 3d copy or make a mold. Im the typr of person who will try and make things work by making my own parts. I remember using rubber bands for my VCR when they no longer made belts for it.

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I will definitely check it out. I just detailed the jeep yesterday so she's ready for another product test. Any other P&S product or other products you're interested in?

@@thelarewsdo I think they have another one called paint gloss that I saw was supposedly positively charged or something. Some detailers use it for vacuuming the interior. But I don't know. Thanks for responding.

100%, they're actually sold out ,but I'll pick up a bead maker and dream maker and mix my own. (10 parts bead maker 1 part dream maker) We'll put it through the dirt road test and see how it does. Thanks for the idea and stay tuned.

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Hey, It's been a while since I've looked at the prints, but check your fuses and wires for loose connections... it sounds like for some reason your magnetron isn't energizing.

@@thelarewsdo Thanks. I found the reason. The big two pronged plug wasnt pushed all the way in. Pushed it in. Works fine. Thanks for the fix. Works kike new.

@@thelarewsdo Loose swith plug. Replaced. Works great. Thanks.

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Hey, The opening was ok until the original ladder was installed and we realized the inefficiency for the ladder to utilize the R/O. The hinges could have been designed differently to not close the opening up as much. Thank you for watching and supporting the channel. Have a wonderful day.

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Yep, yep. The search continues... I think it's more an issue of static cling than the coating being tacky/greasy. Keep trying, we will find the right combination one of these days. 😀 Thanks for watching and supporting the channel. Have a wonderful day!

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Hey! Yes, from the sounds of things I'd say that the tips on the switches finally fused together. Assuming it's only the monitor that fused, unhooking it should fix it. Let me know how it goes and remember, UNPLUG it and let it sit a while before digging into it. Thanks for watching and supporting the channel. Have a wonderful day!

It worked! Thank you so much!!

@@CoCBlazin Which switch did you unhooked, the top or the bottom? My Whirlpool WMH76719CS trips breaker when I press START

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Sounds like one of the switches is stuck so they'll need carefully taken apart. Check through the comments, there's a couple different places I've explained the process. Thanks for watching and supporting the channel. Have a wonderful day!

Hey! Wonderful! I was beginning to think I was crazy for making the video, due to lack of views. But is was honestly a huge question that bugged me, especially loving a detailed car and living on a dirt road. I actually have meguiars fast finish in my stock pile. Once the weather breaks , I'll try to add it to the line up and make a quick update video. Thanks for watching and supporting the channel. Have a wonderful day!

@@thelarewsdo Not crazy at all. I ceramic coated my vehicles and now they are dust magnets. I actually tried topping them with Griot's 3in1 before seeing your video. Improved slickness greatly but didn't seem to help much with dust.

Sounds about right. Griots has become my go-to as a base coat. As weather gets better, I'm going to start testing some more toppers. If you have any luck keep me in the loop. I'll let you know how meguiars final finish goes.

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Hey! Sounds like a loose connection on your control board. Unplug the microwave and access the panel, as shown in the video. Then carefully unplug and plug back in each connector. Good luck! Thanks for watching and supporting the channel. Have a wonderful day!

@@thelarewsdo thanks

Hey Jay, I believe that is your rinse aid level setting menu. F4 is the default. You can select from F1 (minimum) to F5 (maximum). Thank you for watching and supporting the channel. Have a wonderful day! Thank

@@thelarewsdo Thanks. Haven't ran the dishwasher since looking at your video. Hope your solutions work🤞

Yeah, it's kind of a silly feature. I am working on a fix and will try to have a video in the not so distant future. Thank you for watching and supporting the channel. Have a wonderful day!

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Hey, Is your door kicking open?

YES - IT DOES OPEN BUT STUFF IS STILL WET. I ADDED THE JETDRY AND CHECKED THE SETTING FOR IT TO POP OPEN. ANY IDEA WHY? THANK YOU!

Hey, Do you notice a fan running after the door pops open ? Also, which settings are you washing with? We use 'normal' and have noticed that the quick setting leaves the dishes more wet.

I don’t think I noticed a fan running! Maybe that’s why? I’ve run the washer according to the troubleshooting which says to set it to Sanitize, and I checked the setting for the door opening.

That could be it. Shortly after our door kicks open, a fan runs to evacuate the steam then 3-5 min later the "finished" music plays.

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Hey Mike, Our is still unhooked. 😉 I have a new video to make to show a quick fix that I'm working on that will put all the safeties back without the hassle . Thanks for watching and supporting the channel. Have a wonderful day!

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Hey, The Griot's 3 in 1 seems to be pretty good stuff. I've yet to find something that shows any better results than what you saw in the video. Let me know if you have any luck. Thanks for watching and supporting the channel. Have a wonderful day!

Hey, You're welcome and thank you! The fuse is protecting the control circuit, but the monitor issue is on the power side; That's why it blows the breaker. Let me know how it goes. Thank you for watching and supporting the channel Have a wonderful day!

@@thelarewsdo Hi again. Well dangit!! After 10 days the fuse blew again. Do you think by unpluging the monitor switch (which was popping your circuit breaker) this might finally solve my fuse blowing issue? Many thanks again!

Hey, At this point, you wouldn't be out of anything to give it a try. What style and amperage of fuse are you using? (slow blow or fast blow style fuse)

@@thelarewsdo I'm not sure what the fuse type is called. It's a 20Amp glass with a solid metal strip.

@@thelarewsdo Ok, I unplugged the monitor switch. Fingers crossed, wish me luck...

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Hey, Pressing the stop button doesn't stop it? This is a response I sent to another individual, it may help. "It sounds like the tips of the switches talked about in the video are melted together. Test the three switches by pressing the little white buttons that stick out of the sides of them. ( make sure your microwave is unplugged ofcourse) If the button doesn't click that's your culprit. You can remove the problem switches one by one and open/split the sides to see the internals. Next, use a small screwdriver and carefully pop the tips back apart then reinstall them. Hope this helps." Thanks for watching and supporting the channel. Have a wonderful day!

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Hey CaptainMcFarthead, We bought the appropriate size for the opening, but the inefficient design of the hinges overly decreased the size of the opening. This rendered the space unusable for anything other than occasional attic access, and only as long as you are of small stature. That is the point we are trying to get across. If one has intentions of using this to access the attic to store stuff they will not be able to even get a normal sized tote through the hole after the ladder is installed. Thank you for watching and the sunshine you bring to the world. Have a wonderful day!

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Hey! When the wash cycle is complete normally the door will pop open about 3"-4" inches. Is this what you're referencing?

@thelarewsdo yes. It's opening about 2 or 3 feet. Happy Easter!

There are door springs that support the door and add resistance when lowering the door. I'd bet one or bothe of them has broken and that's why when the wash cycle completes it kicks all the way open. I'll check ours once we get home from Easter dinner. The springs are inexpensive and shouldn't be too bad to replace. Happy Easter to you as well! 😀 Thank you for watching and supporting the channel. Have a wonderful day!

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Hey, It sounds like the tips of the switches talked about in the video are melted together. Test the three switches by pressing the little white buttons that stick out of the sides of them. ( make sure your microwave is unplugged ofcourse) If the button doesn't click that's your culprit. You can remove the problem switches one by one and open/split the sides to see the internals. Next, use a small screwdriver and carefully pop the tips back apart then reinstall them. Hope this helps.

@@thelarewsdo Thank you so much for your response! I found the one that isn't clicking. But since they don't cost much, I think I'm just going to replace all three switches to be safe and hopefully not have to take my microwave apart again for a long time.

You're very welcome! Good idea, an ounce of prevention is better than a pound of cure 😀 Just remember to take before pictures of your wires. Takes all the guess work out when you're going back together. Thank you for watching and supporting the channel. Have a wonderful day!