Thanks for the Caution
DanO - hi again and thanks for the reminder about being cautious. Even with 33 years of electronics experience under my belt, I can always accept a caution. I...
DanO - hi again and thanks for the reminder about being cautious. Even with 33 years of electronics experience under my belt, I can always accept a caution. I...
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answersDanO - hi again! I saw your reply and read through the info at the first link. It makes me wonder if the water inlet valve might not be part of the problem. Th...
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answersDanO - hi, I haven't been on here in quite some time...I'm hoping you can confirm my suspicion here. I'm working on a Kenmore washer, Model 110.92582100, seria...
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answersOceanscape - hi, I rented a home before with a Monitor heater and no manual. I ended up buying one from the company, total price of under $10 including postage. ...
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answersYAKKER82 - hi, you can cut out that section of drywall but it'll be a bit of a job. First - is the landlord/owner willing to let you do that? If so, is he/she g...
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answersVFR4RF - hi, the product you want is called the Rain Drain and it's available via the Improvements catalog. Here's the online link to the item: http://www.imp...
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answersSylvan - hi and thanks! I also joined up at age 17...I almost went Navy but they couldn't guarantee me nuclear reactor training. I passed the test but no school...
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answersErik - hi and thanks for the reply! Actually, my mother-in-law went ahead and contacted a plumber as she'll have other relatives staying with her for the weekend...
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answersSylvan, Billhart, Ray Van Zint, Erik – hi, I’ve used the advanced search mode here and read some older posts but still need some advice from the experts. Her...
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answersPugsathome - hi, what does the lens look like? Is it yellowing, scratched, or anything like that? Is there any rust inside, especially down at the bottom where ...
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answersPhoneman377 - hi, the likely cause is your vent is plugged (from snow, leaves, bird nest, etc.). I'll assume you don't have anyone in the house who's dropped som...
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answersAlbertPollard - hi, that does sound a bit unusual. I'd suggest checking the rollers and make sure the mounts are tight where they attach to your door. One or mo...
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answersKathyrose - hi, it sounds like you have a temperature mixing valve for that shower head system that's out of adjustment. The expert plumbers here (which I'm not)...
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answersFourchalk - hi, you've posted some good reading to help people think about security. As you pointed out, it can be easily overlooked. I've also seen the opposit...
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answersDinosaurus - hi, you can call any of your local fuel oil suppliers and ask if they've made deliveries of fuel oil to your address before. (That's how I found out...
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answersRATM909 - hi, I'm not a plumber but I've found and fixed broken pipes before. If you want some immediate peace of mind, I'd recommend you check your water meter ...
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answersLisaMoody - hi, you need to provide more info on this one if you want some expert help. I'm not a plumber but here's what I'd want to know...was it working befor...
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answersWSUBER4 - hi, if you're certain the motor is operating properly, then it sounds like the door's not engaged with the opener. Can you see the belt/chain/screw dri...
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answersBROCK629 - hi, I'm not a plumber but I believe the screws/bolts you're describing aren't screwed into the concrete floor. They may be studs that were placed in t...
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answersRANCAR - hi, the last house I rented had a whirlpool tub in it. We used the stuff you use in spas and it seemed to work well. The mold is probably forming in th...
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