So the screen is the air filter? I was baffled by that. I kept looking for something else to pull out. You are the only person I could find on the internet who could help me with this.
@@Iscaper, thanks. I got a closer look and saw that there is a screen within the plastic grid. 😂 I cleaned it with slow water, like you suggested, and my machine is back in business. I really need it working during this extremely humid Mississippi summer while my house has wrecked insulation from raccoons in my attic.
This was PERFECT. Thank you so much for to-the-point and detailed instructions. I followed your steps and it worked like a charm. Also, so glad that you showed how to rectify the incorrect hot/cold installation.
It took me twice as long to actually get that tool down where it needed to be then if I had just dug out the entire thing. Waste of time. Save yourself the added aggravation and just dig it out.
Crazy story: My son assembled this fan when he was maybe 12, he "didn't need instructions" and could never adjust the height :) It still runs quite well, but today he couldn't fit the fan head back on the base. Frustration ensues and I hunt around the web for the instructions and found you. Suddenly the inner metal tube appears and the fan is better than ever! Thanks ! :)
desperate to get the old bulb out on a tight fitting? do this - insert a flat edge on an outside edge of the bulb and pull down - this will break the little wires off from the bulb's ceramic base and the bulb will come down. Then you have to remove the actual GU10 base - use a needle nose pliers, grab one edge of it and twist counter clockwise. Now you have the entire bulb assembly out.
Hi great videos, just found your channel,watching from Ireland, will weeds eventually come through, ps your measureing how much stone required, hiw can i conver this to meters, would greatly be appreciated, thank you
Hello Ireland! From my experience weeds will appear along the edges of the landscape fabric and anywhere you cut slit or a hole. The fabric does do a good job of controlling weeds. Here's a link to a calculator for converting pounds in cubic yards to kilograms in cubic meters: www.unitconverters.net/density/pound-cubic-yard-to-kilogram-cubic-meter.htm
I don’t know what it is, but I love when people make well thought out videos including all details including when they got stumped or confused. Thank you so much! I got the hinges off and the white plugs out but had no idea where to go from there!.
This video was exactly what I needed. My motor went out two days ago and started smoking. It took a bit but I was able to do this all on my own referring to this video. I know its been 10 years and the likeliness of you seeing my comment is low but thank you so much. If I can buy you a beer please lmk. Much appreciated, I also live in SLC.
I saw another video. Take out the screw and place it in just a few treads and tap it with a hammer then you undo the metal tie inside. Then pull the whole thing out
Hi, thank you for creating this video as it really helps understand how to remove this type of shower door and frame. I know this video is old, but I wanted to know where I can order this type of shower frame and door as I can't seem to find anything on it online? Any info is appreciated. Thank you.
Thats because its a stihl brand thats what those are good at doing if it was a husqvarna it would start right up i set my plug gap to .030 to .035 works good starts right up my friends stihl kept dying out while i was trying to use it i got his to stay on by keeping the throttle on part way
wide mouth allows frozen ice cubes of nectar when hot. Glass insulates better than plastic conduction and can also put a foam beer Coozy around to insulate it from heat and retain the frozen nectar temperature. 🐦
@@kimbopslayer562 Some electric motors have a relay that will trigger and shut the motor down to prevent damage from overheating. I think this might be happening to your motor.
What a high quality, easy to follow video. I replaced my cartridge in literally 5 minutes without consulting the instructions. I watched this video twice and knew exactly what to do. Excellent video
Funny pipe looks really flexible, so i wonder how crush resistant it is from people over heavy equipment standing on it. Seems like it shouldnt be used to cover great horizontal distances, but I've never used it so I don't know.
I've used funny pipe for years and never had a problem with it being crushed. You're more likely to have the sprinkler head or zone piping being damaged than the funny pipe. Funny pipe will only deliver around 6 gpm (gallons per minute) so runs of more than 20' should be avoided.
