Hey thanks so much for letting me know I really appreciate that I hope you have good luck with this solution as many people have including myself.

Hi Don here's what I would do first Start with the Simple Fixes: Tighten all screws and check for loose parts. Ensure the blades are balanced. Move to Electrical Checks: Test the capacitor with a multimeter and replace it if needed. Inspect the remote receiver and ensure it is properly isolated and securely connected. Motor and Bearings: Lubricate the motor bearings if accessible. Consider replacing the bearings if lubrication does not help.

You're so welcome thank you for watching the video and taking the time to leave a nice comment much appreciated

Hey thanks a lot

Hello Rojer if your windows aren't going down I would recommend trying what I mentioned in the video or reading some of the comments in the reply section that have helpful information also here is the standard information you can find online about how to repair windows that are not going down Check the Window Lock Switch: Ensure the window lock switch on the driver’s side door panel is not engaged. This switch prevents the rear windows from operating. Fuses: Check the fuses related to the power windows. The fuse box is usually located under the dashboard or in the engine compartment. Refer to your owner’s manual for the exact location and fuse specifications. Window Switch: Test the window switches themselves. If the switches are faulty, the windows won’t operate. Try using the switch on the driver’s door and the individual rear window switches. Wiring and Connections: Inspect the wiring and connections for any signs of damage or disconnection. Look around the switch and motor areas. Loose or corroded connections can cause the windows to fail. Power Window Motors: The window motors might have failed. You can check if power is reaching the motor using a multimeter. If power is reaching the motor but it doesn't operate, the motor may need replacement. Regulator and Mechanism: The window regulator or the mechanical parts inside the door could be jammed or broken. Remove the door panel to inspect the regulator and mechanism for any issues. Here’s a step-by-step approach to diagnose the issue: Step-by-Step Troubleshooting: Check the Window Lock Switch: Make sure the lock switch is not engaged. Inspect Fuses: Locate the fuse box and check the fuses related to the power windows. Replace any blown fuses. Test the Switches: Use the driver’s control switch to operate the rear windows. If both rear windows don’t work from the driver’s switch or their individual switches, the issue may be with the driver’s master switch or wiring. Inspect Wiring and Connections: Remove the door panels and inspect the wiring for continuity using a multimeter. Look for any signs of frayed wires, loose connections, or corrosion. Check the Window Motors: If the wiring is intact, use a multimeter to check if power is reaching the window motor when the switch is pressed. If power is reaching the motor but it doesn’t work, the motor may need to be replaced. Inspect the Window Regulator and Mechanism: Remove the door panel and inspect the regulator and the mechanical parts. Ensure that the tracks and cables are not broken or jammed. Thanks again for watching my video and don't forget I put on new videos every week I've been doing it for 17 years

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what a vcr.

Hey RaKa I know what you mean and we're just getting started with hot weather too.

Hey Jeff it's sure does sound like Zappa thanks for watching much appreciated😀👍

Thanks willows much appreciated

Oysters also make a nice spread with cream cheese

I kinda want to try it too.

​@@RobbsHomemadeLifethanks for the cream cheese idea. Will try.

Thanks Minnie😀

Hey Oscar that was very nice much appreciated. I think I will fry some up and put them in a sandwich even though they're already cooked I bet they would be nice deep fried

@@RobbsHomemadeLife Oooohhh... I like batter dipped deep fried oysters 😋

Maybe some oyster fritters with orange marmalade

I know sometimes I watch some cooking videos before I go to bed and it's a big mistake I just keep thinking about food

Hey dude thanks a lot for watching I really appreciate that just trying to have a little fun glad you enjoyed it

Hey thanks a lot for letting me know much appreciated

Hey thanks a lot for watching the video and taking the time to leave a nice comment much appreciated

Hey thanks a lot

If the noise continues even after you turn off the fan it could be a large amount of things however if the noise stops as soon as you turn off the switch it's likely one of four problems Motor Issues: The motor itself may be failing or experiencing electrical problems. When the motor runs at high speed, these issues can manifest as surging noises. Overheating, worn bearings, or internal electrical faults could be to blame. Capacitor Problems: the capacitor helps regulate the fan's speed. A faulty capacitor can cause the motor to operate irregularly, leading to surging noises at high speeds. Electrical Wiring: Loose or faulty wiring connections within the fan or in the switch housing could cause intermittent power delivery to the motor, resulting in the surging noise. Switch Issues: The switch itself could be faulty, especially if it is a variable speed switch or has dimmer capabilities. Inconsistent power delivery from a faulty switch could cause the surging noise. Usually it's the dimmer switch or capacitor

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I bet they didn't bully you too much if you had a football bat our family was very poor we didn't have a lot of dignity but we had a lot of sayings. One of them was bully related. It went, “ nobody's bigger than a Dark Knight and a football bat.”

Thank you so much I'm also comforted by the fact that almost without a doubt I can do a better hairball then Michael Jordan.

@@RobbsHomemadeLife You're the GOAT of hairballs my friend. LOL

Compliment accepted

I didn't wanna tell you this but I'm also suffering from ICFS IPI MD which is I can't find sock I put in my dryer

@@RobbsHomemadeLife Me too! I have a fix for this one that might work for others. I find socks I like and then buy multiples of them, say 8 pairs of all black socks that are identical. That way when one is left over from the dryer, I just put the spare in the hamper again and hope that by next laundry time I won't have an extra. I think the extra one puts out an APB and finds its mate.

You're not going to believe this but I actually met a lady one time that she didn't know what I was talking about when I mentioned that sometimes socks got lost in the dryer

@@RobbsHomemadeLife What happens to mine is that sometimes one sock will be left in the dryer after drying the dark clothes and then I add another dryer load of bed sheets and tea towels. A week or so later I will find one sock folded in with a bottom sheet, in the elastic corner pockets. Those are always a pain to fold neatly and I'm often folding clothes in the evening so the light is not as good. It is a funny surprise when making the bed up though. I have front loading washer & dryer that are stacked, so sometimes just reach in and think I have it all. Have a stool there now. I try to be careful because although I am tidy, I do stupid things with my keys or other things I swear I have left in plain sight. Takes a few days sometimes to find. I'm going to need beeper-locators attached to my things soon.

Amen!

Hey thanks a lot I appreciate that.

Thanks for talking about the music it was one of my favorite parts it was hard to find the right music

@@RobbsHomemadeLife I’m still wondering how you did it. The emphasis points were spot on. If you can get your hands on a used Apple product with Garage band and a functional sampler you can capture random noises and change their pitch. Your presented with a piano keyboard that will raise or lower the pitch by one and a half to three octaves. You want to sound like a movie dinosaur? Growl and lower the pitch. A lion? Same. A munchkin? raise the pitch. Endless possibilities. Not to mention a host of weird cymbals,gongs, wood blocks , ticks tocs and crashes. I have built an avatar voice of a guy I named “Big Tomatoes.” I copied the sound of an old friend , best I could, and played it about an octave lower. It worked too well . I made a message for my answering machine and freaked out the neighbors. You don’t have to know anything to figure out and make some cool sounds. I plug my ipad into a cheap ten watt guitar amp using its earphone jack. I play my recording through the amp and record on to my Paleolithic landline answering machine. Once, I synthesized flamenco dancers in the background, excused myself to the caller and told them to “Pipe down and get off the table. It’s mahogany!!”

Chops thank you very much I just got lucky with this one I was thinking about using wings of an Angel song but I like this one better it was more subtle you're the only person that mentioned it much appreciated

You had to bring up dodgeball I had almost forgotten that terrible episode in my life. Looks like it's gonna be more ham and cheese sandwiches and ice cream today😀 hey Oscar I have a leak on my balcony so I have to remove everything so the tiles can be removed and I'm getting rid of all of my Gopher wood and I think a lot of other stuff if Elon Musk can get rid of 80% of Twitter I think I can get rid of 40% of my flotsam and jetsam on the balcony

@@RobbsHomemadeLife You can make a rocket stove with some gopher metal and burn the gopher wood to cook your ham and cheese sammiches 😋

@@RobbsHomemadeLife If it’s “flotsam and jetsam “, can’t you just throw it off the balcony, or “over the side?” I know! Build a “Random Booth” and film it. When you get busted, you can bargain using Salty’s advice. “How about I burn the pile and make you a nice hot ham and cheese! What’d ya say officer?”

People have gotten millions of views over those rocket stoves in the last 10 years I wish I had lived someplace where I could have a fire and not have someone call the police on me because I would have made me a mess of rocket stoves I still might do it.

Run Forrest,run!

@@RobbsHomemadeLife Thanx, Blew coffee out my nose!

I bet somewhere in Thailand they sell ice cream on a stick.😀

Wait I just remembered we do that too it's called popsicles that's so funny I never thought of that

Thank you so much for appreciating my poor attempts at humor, not everybody does.

with sprinkles, cause sprinkles are for winners.😀

Donna thanks so much for taking the time to watch the video and leave such a nice comment much appreciated

Hey thanks for watching and commenting. Yes my apartment was built in the 1970s and there has been very little modernization I still have popcorn ceilings and I think my refrigerator it's from the same time. The markings on the dial on my stove have all faded and the clock stopped working I also still have jealousies in the front door which is very mid 20th century South Florida. I'll tell you something funny the kitchen has drop lighting with acrylic panels over the lighting and they were yellow and I could never find yellow tinted acrylic lighting panels anywhere until one day I realized they weren't yellow they were just old and faded sorry replaced most of them except for a few in the bathroom that I used as an accent around the perimeter I also have a screened in porch unlike most of the other apartments I've converted them to interior space by putting in solid walls and windows on the balcony.

@@RobbsHomemadeLife Excellent. Glad you're keeping the retro going. I like watching those videos of old abandoned homes, including the 70s that are on YT.

I watched a video that showed the renovation of a travel trailer from the 1950s the other day and it was absolutely amazing of course they updated some of it but the interior Birchwood and lighting was astonishing considering how old it was

Chris I can't tell you how much fun this project was I deliberately use simple hand tools and and a jigsaw to show almost anybody could make this project. I have not made anything so inexpensive and easy that was as much fun and looked as good when I was finished. I haven't watched this video in a long time so I can't remember but I know I made a video showing where I added some exterior design with a wood burner and it looks even cooler now

Hey Richard thanks so much this was an experiment to see what happened I did use my voice in the beginning I might experiment with letting AI assembled the video and I use my voice as narration by the way if you enjoy any of my comedy videos I have a pretty good one coming up tomorrow that I'm sure will cause me to have a few people and subscribe but it was so much fun thanks again for watching and always commenting so nicely much appreciated

Hey thanks so much I really appreciate that I'm always happy to hear from people that let me know the video helped them it means a lot.

Laura thank you so much I really appreciate thanks again for watching the video and taking the time to leave such a nice comment

I hope so too!

Hey Dean, I love WC Fields, I use Carls name in some of my comedies. He was a character in my movie The Devil Goes Down To KZfaq.