Thanks for the very helpful video. I have a question. It seems like you prepared the assembly of both trays and door and moved entire assembly inside the cabinet. Is that what you ended up doing? Is cabinate wide enough to do that?
Hey. I just stumbled onto your vid...your electrical device(Outlet) is being exposed to grease build up especially since you don't have a carbon filter (Fire Hazard). you should have HARD WIRED(That's Direct) the fan. before install, flip the fan unit upside down to access the electrical box and make the connections by removing the power cord. the fan should run on 14/2 wire (15 amp circuit), if its a 20 amp at your breaker box, then you'll need 12/2 wire ( you didn't show that)
Would you be interested in purchase one of the opals I have $20 ? Outside warranty two years old. I’m heading to Spanish Fork for a baseball game tomorrow night on Tuesday and Thursday last game 6/13. I think you mentioned in Payson. I just don’t wanna throw it in the trash. Or pay $150 send have them see fit it. It does make ice fill container when access get ice stops producing ice again.
How in the world do you remove them? These are pretty much permanent. I’ve been trying to get them all off the wall for the past two months and I have a long way to go. Please help me
@@elobrero3910 well I have it stuck on to some tile that was already on the wall, it won’t hurt it but it’s so much of the white sticky residue and so difficult to remove
It has help up well and has been able to keep the pool clean. There has been an issue!!! So IDK if the pressure was to much but in both the one in my home and in a rental, the clamp that holds the top valve portion and the vessel has failed. Just cracks and starts leaking crazy. First time XtremepowerUS has replaced it. I took a shot at another manufacture and found that it uses better material. I also turned down the speeds and has not cracked. For the price I think its worth it. Good luck. Hope this helps. Link of clamp will he in the description. I will be putting out a vid on Sider-Crete pool plaster in case anyone is looking for a resurface solution.
@@Jay-bi8kn Its still an off brand "Fuoequl". Its worth buying one just in case. Its only 12usd today 5/1/2024. Check the link in the description for the replacement clamp.
This was EXACTLY what I was looking for. Our old lazy suzan just broke and I wanted to see how easy it would be to replace with this product. Thank you!
In answer to the question immediately below, the front O2 sensor is upstream and is Bank 2 Sensor 1 and is associated with the P0150 code. I just finished replacing the upstream Bank 1 Sensor 1 - the most difficult of the two after receiving a P0130 code. Replacement of the 01/01 is covered in the latter part of the video and requires removing the air intake manifold since this sensor is located on the firewall side of the engine. Thanks much for the video!
Just used this video to take mine apart. Thanks. Didn't have the inflating tool so I fished a ratchet strap under the agitator tower. One swift tug up and off it came. Easy peasy.
This model finger print reader does not do well. I am the only one in the house that can use it correctly and only reads correctly 1/3 times at best. Maybe a bad model.. Not sure.. Also, wish the speaker was a little Lauder.
I got a replacement, and was able to get it to work. It accepts more than one finger print. I think the biggest problem is the user Manuel. It does not say much and some nformation is wrong. The lock looks nice. But the user Manuel needs to be rewritten if this company wants to do well. Otherwise they will just keep getting g returns.
I replace mine and still didn't work. not sure if it's the switch because when I turn it on the light on the stove that said "cooktop on" is on. have you experience this? what could it be
I have a question, maybe you know. The top white part of the top pole insert keeps sticking/stopping when it hits against the back part of the top housing bracket. It prevents the shelf from rotating properly. When the cut is to the front and the door is closed, is the part of the white bracket that juts out sticking toward the back? Maybe I have a manufacturing defect, but my first guess is that I'm doing something wrong.
last week I tried to boil some pork with skin for a special dish for my country, I add in the water, salt, pepper, bay leaves, after the port was boiled, ready to eat the skin turn gray to black. Any idea why is because I boil it on the Cooper pad, or I put too much like paper or bay (I don’t think I put too much)….. and when I bought it, I clean it the same like you said, and I scrub it with lime and sea salt.
Hey my man, do you have to do some seasoning for that copper pot? Question, can I make like a chicken soup or other soup and the copper pot or just for for frying my Carnitas?
you, can season by first cleaning the cazo really good. I find the best way to clean it is by heating the cazo with water and scrubbing it when hot. Once clean you can dump the water rinse the hot cazo add new water and half cup of salt. rinse it with the salt water and you are good to go. If you really want you cazo to last a long time, Don't let anyone borrow it...lol..
@@elobrero3910 last week I tried to boil some pork with skin for a special dish for my country, I add in the water, salt, pepper, bay leaves, after the port was boiled, ready to eat the skin turn gray to black. Any idea why is because I boil it on the Cooper pad, or I put too much like paper or bay (I don’t think I put too much)….. and when I bought it, I clean it the same like you said, and I scrub it with lime and sea salt.
My grandparents were cotton growers, in the panhandle of Texas and they had one of these when they were first invented. They were given as gifts or premiums by the cotton gins. They had that thing for probably 40 years and it still worked perfectly, then my mom inherited it. As long as the rubber bands are replaced and it is kept dry, the thing will last probably 200 years!
Toller Einblick in die Antriebstechnik. 🚂👍 Leider ist der Antrieb nicht dafür ausgelegt größere Züge zu ziehen... Ich habe auch eine Lok von Echo Toys. Wenn meine Lok jemals vernünftig ziehen soll werde ich wohl einen eigenen Antrieb entwerfen müssen...
Not just for looks. The lights have been coming in handy and the carbon filters do an ok job. I would not go through the trouble if it was just for looks. What do you think?
Thank you for sharing this video. The upper shelf in my lazy susan has cracked and I just haven't been able to find a replacement. But I have EXACTLY the same LS as your's (in almond though), with a near identical door, so your video has helped me tremendously. I will just replace the entire LS and use your video for guidance. And it was so thoughtful of you to include the Amazon link in the description. It is almost as if you made the video just for me 🤣. Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!
It’s because even the newest model. There really more designed as throw away/disposable. If one stops doing right during warranty. Least from a family member that services GE. I was told their pretty much are to replace over any repair most of the time. Which makes sense. I’m a service tech for a completely different industry and equipment. A there’s thing I’m to warranty with the company I contract with. On $400-1,000 items. If something funky is going on. Even simple as a $10 capacitor. That’s actually bad causing it not to function. We just replace the whole item instead. Than other items were to find the cause and repair. Really makes no sense. But them companies do that. But I also picked up a second build unit of one of these. It was making ice and would eventually stop. Half bin an ice would melt. Opened it up as he did. Completely removed the water bin at the top to be properly cleaned. Removed all the hoses. And used ice machine descaler and straw brushes. Was originally just going to replace all the hoses because it’s cheap. But cleaned them. Took the auger and cap off that cooling chamber. Needless to say. The lines was full of scale. The auger had scale so thick I went all around its flutes with a flat head screw driver. Chipping some thick scale off all the way around. And ofcourse. The condenser/radiator was caked up. Brushed it off. Than ran the vacuum brush end over it. Cleaned the ice bin and all in the front. Basically entirely cleaned the machine. Put it all back together. Works like new. Nothing was wrong with it. Paid $90 with shipping. Than picked up a new side tank to go with it.
if you take a little white DAP filler and rub it into the seams with your fingers and then whip it off with a damp cloth, the visabe seams dissappear...
Does yours have a tin bottom where the ashes fall down in, behind the bottom door?I don't have the tool you have but it's to open the grates and to move the shaker grate on the side, so ashes can fall.
