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i kinda want to try this with 3d filaments

good idea! I wall going to buy a dedicated electric oven for my silicat gel (microwaves do not work so well...) but an air fryer cost less and force the air to be changed! I will take this option! :)

I have the issue where the ice sticks together and I gotta stir it every few days for it to come out.

If you dont have a soldering kit, you can get a small piece of foil, roll it up, wedge it between those prongs, and then tape over it so that it doesnt move. Make sure that the headphones are plugged and playing audio so that you can tell if the foil is positioned correctly to activate the audio driver. Worked perfectly for my pair of PC38Xs .

had my aoc 27g2 for 3 years and it started doing this, it goes away when i open a white tab though and it's a broken freezeframe of whatever was at the bottom of my monitor, it fixes itself when i turn it down to 120hz though

Definitely not the same as Samsungs lol. I had to replace ours and it's not even remotely the same. This is interesting seeing the mechanisms on this Kitchenaid.

Cool video ;)

Awesome! Thanks for this. This was an easy fix.

I had no idea there was an on/off switch for an ice maker!

And here I was thinking I could do this myself...

I put vinegar for a good 8 hours and nothing is happening 😢. Only the mop body gets hot. The base is cold and no signs of steam coming out. Should I leave the vinegar and plug it in longer?

thank you. I used CLR and it worked.

what is the in-line air dryer for your compressor line?

Thank you jhonny sins❤

Thx for helping us this is very helpful

You can also put them on a paper plate and pop them in the microwave on defrost. A couple 4 minute cycles with a chance to cool in between and you are good to go. You want to do cycles to let the moisture out of the microwave.

Ayos

Thanks. Well done. Repair is a dying service.

horrible video

Used vinegar, tried a few minutes later and worked!! As long as the mop is heating up and pump is working it's probably a clog issue. Thanks

I followed this tutorial, opened up the coffee maker and found not ground coffee, but a whole entire coffee bean wedged inside the tubing. Thank you!

Don't think I've ever seen a Stirling engine used like that.

I have same issue 124 spider , how much pressure did you push on the ball Bearing ? Also someone said he got it started after squeezing 4 oz of oil with oil can thru the ball bearing. I will try this weekend, any suggestions will be appreciated, thanks

Hi! Great vid. How much would you charge for the bracket with all mounting points?

Thank you. That was a REALLY helpful and well-edited video: Clear description of the problem, catching the niggling little details (like two different types of screws and the size screwdriver needed), showing the work that his helpful to see (like pulling that tube, which helps gauge the needed grip and amount of force needed to pull) but NOT showing work that is fairly obvious (like turning a screwdriver), and very clear pictures of the parts involved and access to them. Also, no extemporaneous "entertainment" taking up time. It's a really well-made video with instructions that are easy to remember.

Where do I get the replacement parts for the game one headphones?

i have had this monitor for 3 DAYS and the screen has gone static, i don’t understand

Your sink would love if u shared some of that CLR with it. 😉

Thanks for the video. I have a 4 cup Mr. Coffee that's stopping in the middle of the brewing - occasionally. I'll investigate this valve.

cool pretty clever man !

The base that the accelerator pedal sits on is quite difficult to remove, that is if you don't know where to stick the flathead screw drivers. Once the accelerator pedal has been removed, you will see two square openings. You want to get under them, poke the carpet down, and get under those two spots. Push on the tabs (flathead), and pull up on the plastic bracket. Nobody has a video on this that I could find. BTW: My $11 Condensation Water Outlet Hose somehow melted, causing A LOT of water to enter under the carpet. Had to remove the front carpet. The Mini Cooper carpet has ~4 inches of foam, so it took a long time to discover the water, and not something you can clean with a shop-vac. To replace the $11 Condensation Water Outlet Hose, I had put the car on a lift, drop the exhaust, so I could replace the $11 rubber part. Now I get to put carpet back, and all the trim too. So much fun. My next car will be a Toyota.

Thank you! Just got it a couple weeks ago for our little dog who has a spine problem & today we wanted to take a walk so had to put it in the car. SO glad you put up this video!

Did this and got oil to squirt out but it didn't start until we closed the oil cap again. Something something oil pressure?

Thank you! I just got this stroller to take my best behaved cat golfing.

just cleaned mine 4 days ago now found your video :D didnt your ear pads rip? had to sew both of them a year ago you lucky i guess

14 yo pc360 just got a nice bridge ^^ ty man

Used 2 resistor the fan go faster because i just put one today ??

Due to your video I was able to fix the total blockage in the aluminum tube section. OMG! to a long time with vinegar sitting (24 hrs). It worked! Checked the ball/valve first but it was fine. Had it unplugged the whole time I worked on it. Fed thick wire (thinner than coat hanger wire) and found which end it was blocked. once had it opened up, ran it with a couple pots full of vinegar and it works! Thank you so much for helping this house wife!!

This video doesn’t really apply to a 1993 4Runner V6 2WD. It has oil cooler lines under the compressor, which makes it nearly impossible to slide the compressor out through the bottom. I managed but it was sketchy. Also, the other major problem I had was that on the 4Runner, it’s the front lower bracket bolt, so if you’re standing at the bumper it’s on the left side of the compressor, the lower bolt closest to you. It goes through another bracket that you don’t remove. I had to go through the wheel well and remove a bracket that has one bolt, bolted to the frame. It just holds a wire harness that you need to pry up off of the bracket. Then, you can barely squeeze the bolt out. I had to use locking pliers to pull the bolt up and out. That part was very confusing to me because on your truck, it’s the bolt directly above that bolt that goes through a separate bracket. This was not easy for me to

Thanks, dude.

So you have the first gen fan with two plugs? And just wired the new resistor inline bypassing the old resistor?

I have a Mr Coffee, those two security screws at the bottom are weird though. I need a flathead screw driver but shaped more like a prong lol. They just want me to buy a new one. I refuse - I bought the screwdriver I need off of Amazon instead.

Thanks for the video.

I’ve watched this video conservatively 20 times and still can’t get the compressor out. Upper front compressor bolt maybe? I can move it back and forth but it’s stuck on one thing. The manual is no help. It says remove power steering pump, fan shroud, etc… I’m not doing that. I’m working on a 93 4Runner but I thought it’s the same

Même problème pour moi. J'ai trouvé un remplaçant fr.aliexpress.com/item/1005003146793539.html?spm=a2g0n.order_detail.order_detail_item.2.3e537d56RTThbQ&gatewayAdapt=glo2fra

how and why does this happen?

I perfectly understand when the spouse is looking for "part time lab equipment".😅

amazing, thank you so much

I am using a Bosch and I could not find that valve. Am I doing something wrong?

Worked!!! Thanks so much!!