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What is the part number for the replacement ball valve?

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Thank you, helped me find my AC's filter :)

This literally saved me $150-200. Much obliged.

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Hi, my gas line supply valve has a male flare end (the opposite of the one in this video) & the safety+plus fitting has the same so I can not connect it. Should I add a coupling? Or where can I find a safety+plus fitting with a female end?

Great explanation. Thank you!

thank you great job didn't know what the little washer was for till you .

Great Video! Thumbs up buddy! Thanks for posting!

Can you explain how to wire taco controller with white rogers zone valves?

Omg change that panel sir

Excuseme can I do the same for a propane tank. Can i use the same gas conector.?? Please let me know

Hello all, Can someone please me if the tiny gap (when placing the new flange over the pipe) between the outside of the old drain pipe and the inside of the new cast iron flange is sealed? Wont it leak? Or can it be sealed with a wax ring over it? Thanks

Do i need to prime the new pump or just drop it in and go? Thanks

What happens if it turn on red but no flames

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Very good job and great camera work. Thank you.

Great video. Thank you for sharing. May I ask, where do you order part ? is it on amazon , ebay, or somewhere's else ?

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My water was barely working. The owner before me shut off the water softener/ iron removal so he could have water. I didn't live there until 6 months later. When I turned on the power breakers sparks happened. Turned out the pump was only getting half power. After getting full power to pump I could run the water softener/ iron remover ! Then every year There were more problems because the system was old. Pump, Tank, pressure regulator, leaks, faucets. Shallow well. About 8 years of repairs.

Will a bad flame sensor prevent the igniter to heat up/get hot? Just ordered a flame sensor on same model bcuz of a broke male connector. I'm just wondering if a broken sensor could be the reason the igniter doesn't turn on/heat up

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Surprisingly repairable. The real issue is what was it on the control board that failed. Often it’s a capacitor that has failed. Easy to replace if you have soldering skills and can identify failed capacitors. Other than a manufacturing defect, there isn’t much a consumer can do to abuse the control panel.

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You solved a one year old problem for me and saved me a few hundred bucks. Plus my son thinks I'm a cool dude 😂! Bravo!

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It looks like the stove might’ve been previously wired with a four prong. The grounding strap looks like it’s been removed. From what I understand with a three prong you need to replace that grounding strap from the ground Screw to the neutral.?

U 4 got to grease the o rings

works for me..couldn't figure out how to litf it up ..i was twisting and puling

Sir, I want to ask, if the dryer heater is too hot the machine won't start, whereas if the dryer is cold the machine can start...what's the cause?

My air conditioner recently started only working as a fan and stays at 82, I've changed the filters and may have moved my thermostat wire out of place... I haven't tried to wash inside of it with a hose yet though, but please help! I'll send a picture if you can help at all

So helpful, thanks!

Beautiful and precised explanation

how do you clean/maintain the drain hose on these units? I'm in a condo. I have no idea where it comes out of the condo building!

Unfortunately, the new mixer I have does not show hot or cold side. I can’t tell because when it came out, it just fell out.

As an electrician with 45 years of experience I would like to caution you and other HVAC professionals: Using your cheater to bootleg a neutral via the ground of equipment is seriously hazardous. Electricity seeks ALL paths back to it's SOURCE, including neutrals and grounds. (That is why, even in a properly designed and wired system, it is possible to shocked from a neutral wire as your body WILL divert a portion of the voltage to ground through you.) Grounds are never intended to be energized (as a neutral normally would be on a 120v circuit) they are there as a fault clearing path, to bond together equipment and metallic structures to the same electrical potential (preferably zero), and to help ensure equipment cannot get voltage on it due to faulty components. Every time you guys use that cheater, you are energizing the entire AC unit and anything metallic attached to it. (Want proof? Next time you use a cheater, take one of your meter leads and attach it to the unit you tied the cheater to. Take the other lead and touch that to any other unit (A/C, exhaust fan, etc.) nearby, you WILL read some voltage. Anything over 3 volts is a hazard.) That exposes anyone touching anything connected to it via a metallic path to potential and possibly lethal shocks. Anything that gets touched WILL divert some of the current though the person touching it. I have attended jobs where someone was severely shocked (and a few fatalities) from this exact scenario. I have also been shocked many times with neutrals simply because I was a partial current path with low enough resistance to get belted. And yes, I have used the same cheaters and have also gotten bit doing it. Your pump will most likely fail because the current it draws can burn open some part of the ground wire, fittings or connections. You now potentially have a completely ungrounded A/C unit, which will leave you open to liability. The solutions? One, use your battery powered vac pump, two, buy a 240v vac pump (they are out there) and connect it normally via the two hots and ground in the unit, three buy a surplus step down transformer rated at 1kva (will weigh about 20lbs and won't be too big) to step down to 120v for your pump, or four run the necessary lengths of extension cords to a regular 120v receptacle. STOP using the cheater, one day it will get you and you may not survive it. Final note: What is the #1 killer of electrical tradespersons? Shocks (and/or the resulting falls from getting shocked) due to complacency. They get away with tickling the dragon for so long, until the dragon strikes back. The end results are not pretty.

4:46 could have removed the red wire all together and just attached the black wire to the blue wire. One less point of failure.

I have replaced many posts. I remove the old post. I then use a large auger bit in my drill to loosen rotted remains. I then pull out rotted debris and use my shop vac to clean out the hole. Then you have an existing concrete hole to put the new post in. No need for new concrete. Works every time.

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Hi Alex. I have a coin op speed queen washer with model number SWTT21WN. Unfortunately it does not agitate or spin. When we put coin inside the machine, it feels up with with water and it just sits. I know the belt is good because I replaced it about 6 months ago and I just replaced the pump. Do you have any ideas what it might be?

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I'm looking at going into multi-family right now and thank you so much for not only troubleshooting the original problem, but also how you /would/ troubleshoot the other components.

👋👋 Hello, where are you located, I need your services asap I need help fixing my well. I have to turn the breaker on and off everytime we need to use water because the pump won't shut off on its own I've already replaced the switch and the control box like five times because it keeps burning out the capacitor.

Excellent video. What area is your business located?

There are many items in our homes that don't require a professional. Garage door springs can be deadly if you don't know what you're doing. I had mine replaced by a "professional" who also worked as a Chicago Fire Fighter. It worked ok but broke about 2 years later. I then called a real professional who told me that the reason the first replacement didn't last was that spring wasn't strong enough for my door. He showed me the difference too. It's now been about 9 years and it's still working great! 🪵🫵🫵

This was very helpful today! Thank you so much.😊

Nicely done. Really appreciate your taking the time to explain all the details. Thank you!