Oh no! Most places will just charge you the replacement cost even though they can be fixed for free with a little bit of time.

It’s tough to say without looking at it. If the door has a lock, sometimes it cannot get in the hole right and then the handle seems to be locked all of the time. I would take it off and make sure all of the pieces move the way they should separately and then put it back on.

@@RoscoReviews did it and its fixed thank you

The Length of the zipline is adjustable. The lead isn't really. I suppose you could tie it in a knot or something to shorten it. The webbing lead that comes with the kit didn't last too long with our dog, so we replaced it with this cable one and it seems to last forever. amzn.to/4cbRA0T

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Yeah, I have seen food get stuck in there before too. I'm kind of amazed how it manages to get behind the wall. lol

Nice! Love hearing the success stories!

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Haha, I do. and I did steam it before wearing it for real, but this is what it looks like right out of the box/bag.

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Awesome! That's why we do this. I love hearing the success stories!

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The seal is fairly inexpensive, but it shouldn't have failed so quickly. Sometimes when the toilet is assembled the seal can get pinched in there funny and not make a good seal to start with. if this is the case, you may be able to remove the tank and just put it back on making sure to get the gasket lined up right.

haha, yep. that's typically what holds the whole thing together.

Yes! This vacuum has eliminated my need to hand vacuum entirely. It’s amazing. I’m never going back.

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Mine has a spring loaded pin that holds the wheels on.

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ceiling panels are suppose to be clipped to the T brackets. It doesn't take much wind to push up acoustic panels and knock them out of place. The LED panels are slightly heavier, but I suppose in a windy area it could be a hazard for those as well. In some places building codes require ceiling panels to be clipped in.

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That's a good idea. If they are the same brand they would be easy to swap.

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Thanks for watching. If anyone else is curious, here is the video on the solar heater. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qpiplK5qttjOl3U.html

Oh, I’m sure a lot of people have done this kind of thing before. I was mostly curious to see how well it would compare to a solar heater. On a small scale like this the solar heater was definitely better. It maintains itself.

That’s a tough one. If it’s reeled up in the reel box like I keep mine, then I would think it would be fine. But I’m sure if it’s laying out and a big dog wants to destroy it, then they will find a way to do it.

Yes. It’s in ground and about 28,000 gallons I think. This would probably be easier to plumb into an above ground pool.

if you have the set screw out, they can be pretty stuck on there sometimes. I have had to use a screwdriver to pry up the handle before.

yes. they can be mounted in any direction. just be sure to secure it. if/when the tank fails many years down the road it may fill with water and become quite heavy.

The hardest thing is getting those 2 pieces apart. lol

That setup would work for running 2 routers. The limiting factor may be the length of the cat6 cable. I am not sure how far you dan go with one of those before you start slowing the signal. But if it were me, I would try it. It would definitely save you a lot of money over having to get 2 connections.

I’ve had this one for nearly 20 years and it still works great!

Yes, you should be able to. They should be interchangeable.

Some older units may be a bit more difficult. But most of the ones I’ve seen in recent years are really pretty easy.

Sure! These are called toggle bolts. In my opinion, they are the most secure type of drywall anchor.

I think I’m due for a new liner next summer. I’m not looking forward to h that. Lol

Yes! For sure. I’ve had to fish things out of the garbage disposal before.

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Haha. Oops. I promise it does work. 😂

I wouldn’t try to make your own. The new gaskets are not very expensive. This type that is all one piece was only about $30. It’s worth that to know it’s going to last a while.

Let me know how it goes! I have 2 of them now. I still think they are great. The first one that I got is now probably 4 years old and the brass end is now cracked and leaks a little occasionally. But it’s still usable.

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This was weird. I have a bunch of these whirlpools and this is the only one I’ve ever seen do this. After draining it and defrosting the freezer it when back to draining correctly and works fine now.

Using a single inverter like this. The panels will be run in a series. The panels should come with the plugs on them and just plug directly into each other. It is very simple. For this setup there are 2 strings of panels because this inverter has 2 inputs.

You have to put the screws in without being able to see the back side. So honestly that is probably the hardest part of this whole install. Once you find the hole, I sometimes turn the screw slowly backwards until you feel the threads click. Then start tightening. That helps me line the threads up straight.

@@RoscoReviews ah okay so twist the screws counterclockwise to make sure the threads line up, and then go counterclockwise to screw it in all the way? I’ll give that a try!

I’m sorry. I’m not sure what chains you are referring to. 🤔

I would first clean out the aerator. The tip of the faucet where the water comes out is removable (in most faucets). This part can get clogged up. Remove that and see if the faucet flows fine without it. If it does then you will need to either clean it or replace it (only a couple of dollars). If it doesn’t flow without the tip on there. Then it’s clogged farther back. In that case i would probably remove the supply lines and see if they flow without the faucet attached. This is getting more complicated. Be sure to shut off the water at the shut off valves under the sink before trying this. If those flow fine but the sink doesn’t then it’s probably clogged in the cartridge. So you can change that out instead of a new faucet. But if the supply lines don’t flow without the faucet on there. Then it may be time to call a plumber because it’s a bigger problem.

Yeah. Unfortunately I think most of them are made in China. I got 3 seasons out of my last one. So I didn’t think that was too bad. It’s a standard base bulb. So I would think you could use any exterior LED flood light. You can probably find some of those made by GE or something. But they probably won’t be the color changing ones.

In a closed loop system the typical psi should be between 10-20. It is good to bleed the air out of the system after switching out the tank. I think I failed to show that in the video. My apologies.

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