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It’s been days….i can’t get it off my

Will it then remain unlocked?

I find it strange that your first move is to mangle a good hinge instead of finding the real cause which is at the top hinge

My wife has changed the volume and the speed on our 2018 focus se how do I reset it

I did this, but it never honked. Almost deflated the first tire. Bad sensors?

Great video - Thanks. I have the same sounding issue, was there a noticeable difference once you changed them and was there anything obviously wrong with your old ones 90no resistance to movement perhaps?)

I have frosted shower doors hard AF to clean gonna do away with those and get reg shower curtains.

I'm going to attempt to use some bar's leaks for differentials on mine first. Like as not as old as my Ariens is, I'd never get the auger apart without a machine shop as I think it's rust welded to the axle on the left side (The sheer pin on that side broke on both ends, is stuck inside the axle and yet the auger still turns with the axle and still throws the snow. My Ariens turns 60 this winter and still runs great, but it can be a bear to work on sometimes, lol. It's a model 10M4. I couldn't even drive the old broken sheer pin out with an air hammer and a punch.

Amazing video🤩🤩

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I NEVER use a socket. They tend to lean and slip causing a rounded plug. I always use a boxend wrench.

This video was super helpful, thanks!

isnt dangerous to inhale?

Do furnaces have more than one sensor?

IF BLOWER MOTOR GOES, THEY SAY SAY RESISTOR WILL FOLLOW CLOSE BEHIND. I HAVE BOTH PARTS ALREADY, WAS GOING TO RETURN the RESISTOR. REPLACED ONLY BLOWER MOTOR FOR NOW, NOT A BIG JOB. YOUR THOUGHTS ON KEEPING or RETURNING RESISTOR , ANYONE. THANKS

Excellent work! Much gratitude!

Now how to clean soap scum off your tiles? Video please

Would it work better if the spray was left on for 5-10 min??

You should always make sure the capacitor is discharged before handling.

Question: can you tell me the color wire and the label you attached them too? I have to do the same thing, and my old capacitor doesn't have labels.

I have this same unit and today I replaced the drain pump in about 20 minutes. This video helped but I will add a few things: 1- You do not have to remove the top. Remove only the front panel of the coin catcher and then tilt the machine back to get to the 3 10mm bolts that hold the pump assembly to the bottom plastic frame. 2- You do not have to remove any of the hoses from the pump body. After removing the 3 10mm bolts, pull the pump assembly to where you can remove the 3 screws that hold the pump assembly to the metal frame. Then remove the screw that holds the cover over the drain motor, unplug it, then remove the 2 remaining screw of the drain motor. **Make sure you pay attention to the orientation of the drain motor as it connects to the pump assembly. Then simply reverse the order of everything you did.

Yeah but now the bathroom smells like wd40

It turns out this is the exact same model as mine so it's an extra great video for some details that I didn't notice when disassembling! Thanks.

Nice endind!!! Where is the final video showing the fix??

Got the replacement. Its working but when I press down window goes up, when I pull up window goes down. Why?

Why did you take the top off?

What's the squeaking or chirping noise

Now add RainEx and never have water spots again👍

What region of manitoba?

Best way to fix this problem is not to build a house on the ground instead built the house on piers

At 0:45 - if the drywall holds the two parallel bottom plates together (and not so much the nails?), then isn't the drywall screwed into both the lower and upper bottom plate? If the floor heaves upwards and closes the 1-inch gap then wouldn't the drywall buckle at the bottom? Also wouldn't the heads of the nails tend to back out of the upper bottom plate?

We do the same thing here in Colorado.

That's a pretty shoddy solution.

Seems to me the whole house is built on unstable ground.

Most guys ive seen (me included) do floating walls drive 6 inch nails through both plates. That way the wall is actually able to move up and down independent. The way you have it here, if the wall moved up all your nails will disconnect from the bottom plate.

I’ve heard about this, but this is the first time I’ve ever actually seen a picture of it.

Why no rebar?

Rebar the entire floor, with inset 600mm piles under the slab, but formed integral with the slab; slab 200mm.

Better then to stop building walls in such a basement. 🤪

Not too structural, building for over 30 years,doesn't make a lot of sense 😮

Best to use plastic under bottom plate or a pressure treated bottom plate for moisture and wood rot.

My seals aren't leaking, just the gasket around the gearbox. Do i have to replace the seals?

I hope it helps

Thank you for sharing this video.

That sounds like the water pump bearing going out. Check the weep hole for drainage

Never heard of that. Learn something new everyday!!! No p.t. for the bottom plate though??

I discovered that the number 1 reason why this happens is because (hard to believe that almost everyone underlooks) the furnace is sloping the wrong direction. In other words its draining the wrong direction causing condensate to accumulate and overwhelms the gasket. Its much easier for a installation tech to level it and let it burn or leak and burn the inlet motor. But check the direction of flow of drain. It should be going away from not into furnace Furnace owners check level of furnace check what direction slope!

Fellow Manitoban here- what’s code for properly doing moisture/ vapor barrier on the perimeter walls? I’m seeing conflicting answers, MB hydro states to put vapor barrier on the backside and front of the wall- but I feel that would create a moisture problem

I live west of Denver where code requires 1.5" expansion gap. I'm redoing a 50+ yo basement that had gaps, but the construction technique was inadequate. I haven't been able to find much DIY information on framing doors and, more importantly, a tiled shower stall. City inspector wasn't much help, nor were the two contractors I talked to. I'm all ears for any advice or sources of information!

Wouldnt the cut weaken the stud. Sure your putting the screw in it as well but the load will never be translefed as well as if it was full. Most people tend to plane the side down a bit instead. What are your opinions. If it was just one stud then it will be ok especially on a partition wall but if it’s load bearing and also multiple studs I wouldn’t recommend. What are your opinions