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Don't do this people...variable frequency is not recommended for these type installations...this isn't a commercial/industrial "soft start" set-up...you'll burn up your unit and potentially burn down your house.
I notice the meter is only showing amps when measuring the inrush current near the end of the video. Given the concerns by some viewers, it would be interesting to have the meter show Hz as well, since the Amazon page listed for this meter seems to imply it will show Hz and amps at the same time. If the output of the soft start unit is always 60Hz, perhaps it's just chopping off a slice of each sine wave similar to variable dimmer switches and ceiling fan speed controllers.
The oil level on the dipstick goes straight across at a lower level then covers only half the dipstick coming up to a higher level. So is the actual level at the lower or higher reading?
Thank you so much for your video! You helped me fix my crank window that I couldn’t even open for over one year! I did this all in a few hours. I made the same repair previously, but the washer just fell off a short time later leaving my window locked in place. This time I watched your video. I followed your recommendation to flatten the washer and add another washer to back it up. Genius!
Thank you for the amazing vid! I just had new siding put on my house, and then the bathroom window broke. I was scared to have window replaced for fear the new siding would get messed up. Your video was a life saver, and so easy to do! Because of your vid, I thought to look for replacement parts, and found them also!⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️😊
My little door comparment came off? do you know where (website/business ) i can purchase another one? or does the entire center console needs to be replaced?
I use the blue sanitary alcohol with sugar. It's dirt cheap 70%, It evaporates a lot quicker and it doesn't leave droplets with the added sanitary benefits. One coat is enough.
The wattage of a "basic" soldering iron usually dictates the amount of heat that will be sent to the tip of the soldering Iron. Also, larger wattage irons of this style usually have larger tips as well. These larger tips literally radiate heat much more than a smaller wattage iron! Excessive heat applied can damage adjacent components on the circuit board. Things to keep in mind. The safest way to solder on a circuit like this is to use a temperature controlled soldering station, but these are expensive. I chose 25 watts as it's quite low. It's a long winded answer, I know, but you need to know where I'm coming from. So, to answer your question, I wouldn't go over 30 Watts. Good luck!
I've been using PVA, but this is cheaper, I think it will work better and clean up is about as good, just have to avoid the temptation to lick the bottom of my prints!
Thank you for posting this as it may seem like common sense but when you have been able to see the oil when I was younger you never thought of when you can't see it when your older lol!
I used a single cut smooth file for mine. Unless you need to remove a lot of material (by using a double cut), the single cut smooth option should suffice. You'd need to finish up with a single cut smooth anyways to get a good edge.
Hi there! Great video! Loved the step-by-step solutions! I have a question. My window lock level has not come apart, but it is stuck in the locked position. Would I be able to fix my lock using the same procedure, or would you recommend a different approach?
