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You need to have the bottom thermostat set at a higher temperature than the top thermostat for voltage to go to the bottom thermostat & element since the top element always runs first & once it's satisfied then the bottom one turns on. Thanks for watching Ron & help support the channel by subscribing 🛠️👍

Glad the video helped out. I have a video in my appliance repair playlist on replacing the belt on a GE dryer. If you watch that video you can see an angle of replacing the belt. Thanks for watching jstackstv & help support the channel by subscribing 🛠️👍

Next time I have one apart I will do that. The purpose of this video was to just show the issue & how to fix it. Thanks for watching Jim & help support the channel by subscribing 🛠️👍

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I've looked around & never found any parts. Had to buy a new one as well. If you come across parts for it let me know. Thanks for watching bayouflats5054 & help support the channel by subscribing 🛠️👍

Must just be the video. But they are a darker green color. Thanks for watching Patrick & help support the channel by subscribing 🛠️👍

@ApartmentMaintenance yea even the new ones I bought looked almost black but they are sold as green. This dryer has made me nutty. A tab that holds blower motor down snapped and now if I put a entire load in I can hear the blower fan grinding the plastic shroud. I think it is allowing the blower motor to tilt downward ever so slightly with enough weight in the drum. Even before I removed any blower motor bolts. When I attempted to lock tensioner pully behind the motor mount tab the motor itself kinda twisted to left. I'm assuming that tab being broken is allowing blower motor shaft to move enough to grind blower fan when it gets too much weight in drum. I should have piled up some bigger washers where tab broke and tried to lock it down better. GOOD NEWS WITH A SMALL LOAD ITS PERFECT AND SILENT. orginal problem was broken belt but once I got it apart, I did see the blower fan had grinded through small area towards bottom of the plastic exhaust tube enclosure/fan shroud.. sorry for writing a small novel here. Any experience with a issue like this?

Same way you would install the handle I used but you are correct there is a set screw on the bottom side of that oval handle that uses an Allen key wrench to tighten it. I believe the size Allen key is 1/8". Hope that helps. Thanks for watching Lesteangemd & help support the channel by subscribing 🛠️👍

@@ApartmentMaintenance Thank you for your reply. I think I found the set screw you are talking about. It was loose in the package instead of with the other two plate screws. I'm so hesitant at trying these things, but your videos provide good instruction and encouragement.

There really isn't a trade school for Maintenance. Some guys either have a background in one of the fields such as HVAC, plumbing, electrical, appliance repair, carpentry etc....The most common route is to start out as a grounds guy or porter. It's basically the same title but different companies call it different things. Your not cutting grass or anything like that but you start out doing small work orders & getting apartments ready for new move in's. You learn from your supervisor and other techs. All the management companies will pay for a person to get their EPA Certification so you can handle refrigerant in air conditioning, & they will pay for the person to get their CPO which stands for Certified Pool Operator & then you can take care of the swimming pool. The national apartment association also has a course that you take & if you pass the test you get your CAM-T. Which is a Certified Apartment Maintenance Technician. There's plenty of companies hiring, just search indeed for "apartment maintenance" & read the ads until you find one you're comfortable with & submit your resume. The industry is short staffed so everyone is looking for Maintenance. Hope all that information helps out. Thanks for watching & help support the channel by subscribing 🛠️👍

@@ApartmentMaintenance thank you so much. This advice is solid.

Yes! I tried getting them when they first came out but they were on backorder for a few months. But I finally got a pair & they rock.

Once I get settled & fully unpacked. I will be doing a give away on the channel for hitting 10k subscribers. I have a few of the items already, but I need to pick up a few more. It won't be for a few weeks though, but I might do a video asking everyone for their feedback if they want one large giveaway or several giveaways. I'm thinking about doing a Fieldpiece SRS3 wireless scale, Yellow Jacket tubing bender kit, Victor edge series 2.0 nitrogen regulator & a few other items. But I think several giveaways would be cool so there's more winners. 10 days of 10K giveaway lol.

@ApartmentMaintenance Good idea I think that's a good idea. "10 days of 10k giveaway" sounds rich! Lol. Awesome products to giveaway.

@@christov4120 Thanks. It should be cool. Hopefully I'll gain some more subs & views as well cuz in order to win the person must be subscribed. Hopefully the winners are people who actually watch the channel frequently & not people just trying to win something, but we shall see.

🤣 You always have to deal with stupid no matter where you work lol. This valve core tool is awesome though. I believe it's like $20. Thanks for watching Cameronduff884 & helps support the channel by subscribing 🛠️👍

Hey whatever works to get the job done, but yep they definitely make a disposal tool & it's only like $7 or $8. Thanks for watching TradesMike22 & help support the channel by subscribing 🛠️👍

The screws behind the knob are Phillips screws. The screws on the back panel are 1/4" hex head screws. You need a 1/4" nut driver or 1/4" socket. Thanks for watching MeryL0707 & help support the channel by subscribing 🛠️👍

No problem! Glad the video helped you out. Thanks for watching & help support the channel by subscribing 🛠️👍

Glad the video helped you out. If your fan is humming but not turning on you can spray some wd-40 on the shaft & give the fan blades a spin then turn the switch on & see if it starts working again. If it doesn't, it will need replaced like I did in the video. Thanks for watching AkaDolledUp_ & help support the channel by subscribing 👍

There is a belt switch that is pressed in when there's tension on the pulley from the belt. When the switch is pressed in, it allows power to go to the motor. When the belt breaks & you press start, it won't run the motor cuz it's not getting power which is why it stops right after you take your finger off the start switch. Thanks for watching Austrianpainter & help support the channel by subscribing 🛠️👍

Depends what brand, style & amp rating your breaker is. You have to match all specs. Hope that helps. Thanks for watching g4orce703 & help support the channel by subscribing 🛠️ 👍

@ApartmentMaintenance I will.. I need a 30 Amp dual breaker.. it keeps tripping & now I have no hot water

@@g4orce703 Did you check the elements & thermostats? I have a video in my plumbing playlist showing how to troubleshoot the elements & thermostats step by step with a multimeter. More than likely it's one of those causing the issue. The breaker is just a safety device to shut the power off to whatever it's sending power to when there's something wrong. I know in my video I had a bad breaker, but it's rare that the breaker goes bad. Check out that other video & you may save yourself a good bit of money since those parts are a lot cheaper than a new double pole breaker.

@ApartmentMaintenance I changed out the thermostat 3 months ago .. water was hot & fine but now the water is bk cold again haha.. so it could be the elements.. I'll get a multimeter and check continuity on both the elements.. does it matter which wire you take off from the element to do the check..? I don't think so but maybe I'm wrong

@ApartmentMaintenance did the wire checks. Lower element is bad . No continuity at all...thanks to you thanks alot

They are 1/4" hex head screws that hold the front panel to the machine. You can either use a 1/4" nut driver or a 1/4" socket. Thanks for watching Ryan & help support the channel by subscribing 🛠️👍

@@ApartmentMaintenance thank you. I subscribed and like the video as soon as I watched it.

@@ryanrichardson4455 Appreciate that. Good luck with your repair.

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If you go to my playlist & click on appliance repair videos I have a newer video that I get a better camera angle of installing the belt. The video is titled GE dryer belt replacement or GE dryer broken belt replacement. It's one of those titles. Hope that helps. Thanks for watching msvarunbajaj & help support the channel by subscribing 🛠️👍

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Yeah check the fan speed & make sure all the vents are opened. Maybe the system is undersized for that apt? Or the compressor isn't pumping like it used to. Good luck & where are you located? Thanks for watching & help support the channel by subscribing 🛠️👍

@@ApartmentMaintenance you're the man. I Appreciate the reply. I'm in Augusta, Georgia - Property is a community in South Carolina right over the water. 88 units, all older R-22 split heat pump systems. The compressor does sound abnormally loud - I have to look into how to diagnose a slipping compressor. Thanks again.

@@The1realro Nice, I've been in Charleston the last 6 years but just moved to Raleigh NC a month ago.

Nice!! Glad the video helped you out. Thanks for watching Colin & help support the channel by subscribing 🛠️👍

Yes, I have them linked in the video description. Thanks for watching Shelby & help support the channel by subscribing 🛠️👍

I don't remember if it was a probe or pulse. Whichever type doesn't need an ignitor, it was that type. I got the bulb that went with the new ballast from batteries plus bulbs. Thanks for watching Frank & help support the channel by subscribing 🛠️👍

If it's not in line with the mark on the drum something isn't right with the install at the motor & the tensioner pulley. After you reinstall the belt you can turn the drum counterclockwise & adjust the belt so it lines up with the mark on the drum. If everything is installed correctly after one full rotation it will stay on the mark. Hope that helps & Thanks for watching Dave & help support the channel by subscribing 🛠️👍

Thanks so much for quick reply. My belt wasn’t broken….the vent/ motor were clogged up with lint. Tried feeling the tensioner (never took out drum)….but can’t figure out why the belt is trying to track about an inch ahead of where it was…

Any other ideas on what I may have done??

@@daveparsons7756 Ohh ok. That is very strange since you didn't remove the belt or the drum. I've never seen that happen unfortunately I don't have an answer to that one.

@@daveparsons7756 Make sure when you put the front door back on that you lift up on the drum & sit it on the drum bearing, which is the plastic piece at the top of the door that has 2 white & 2 green drum slides. You can also make sure the drum is pushed back into the bearing all the way cause when you remove the front door the drum will drop down & from the tension of the belt it could come out of the bearing. That's about the only thing I can think of for the issue you're having since you didn't remove the belt or drum.

Awesome! Glad to hear you got everything figured out. Thanks for watching tcmits3699 & help support the channel by subscribing 🛠️👍

Make sure all the screws are in place that hold it where it needs to be. Otherwise it won't & can't move if everything is in place & all the screws are reinstalled. Thanks for watching Jacqueline & help support the channel by subscribing 🛠️👍

Bad capacitor. Thanks for watching Daniel & help support the channel by subscribing 🛠️👍

It definitely does. I did HVAC for 2 years then went back to apartment maintenance just for the fact it is something different everyday. But that light is great, you'll love it. Thanks for watching & help support the channel by subscribing 🛠️👍

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Nope definitely not normal. When you are using the sprayer there shouldn't be anything coming out of the faucet. We learn something new everyday! Thanks for watching man & help support the channel by subscribing 🛠️👍

I'm not sure what the model number is, but try searching "delta single handle faucet" & scroll through the options until you find the one that looks like yours cuz the single handle faucet parts are all the same whether it's a repair kit with new seats, springs, o-rings, ball, or the diverter, they all use the same parts. Thanks for watching Themgkfan264 & help support the channel by subscribing 🛠️👍

Awesome! Glad the video helped you out & you got the dryer back up & running. Thanks for watching PapaKilo5179 & help support the channel by subscribing 🛠️👍

Interesting 🤔 I haven't seen those ones yet but I'll definitely check them out. Thanks for the heads up & thanks for watching HoustonSmitherman6888 & help support the channel by subscribing 🛠️👍

Black Raven Nitrile gloves. Thanks for watching Ceo2435 & help support the channel by subscribing 🛠️👍

No problem! Glad the video helped out. Thanks for watching Jeff & help support the channel by subscribing 🛠️👍

I just reinstalled the kit how the original parts came out. But if I did install the gasket on the opposite side of the brass washer, the hoses work fine & don't leak. Good catch though. Thanks for watching Edwin & help support the channel by subscribing 🛠️👍

Glad the video helped out with fixing your dryer. Thanks for watching Clarissa & help support the channel by subscribing 🛠️👍

It's a faucet tool that comes with the repair kit. The repair parts & tool are linked in the video description. Thanks for watching MagikLito219 & help support the channel by subscribing 🛠️👍

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Sounds like there's something wrong with the wiring from the top of the water heater to the top thermostat. That's basically the only thing it could be. Hope that helps. Thanks for watching C280S & subscribe to the channel 👍

@@ApartmentMaintenance decided to just replace it. Thanks for the speedy response. Keep up the great work

@@C280S No problem!

As far as I know it's the same tub, they just don't offer it for that model. I had those models on my property as well & everything about them was the same as the model I show in the video. I probably installed that tub assembly in the GTUP model & didn't even realize it cuz it became a point when I had to replace the tub assembly & just ordered that same tub for all of them. Thanks for watching Kevin & help support the channel by subscribing 🛠️👍

@@ApartmentMaintenance Thanks for the info. The unit in your video looks identical, so I figured at worse might have to swap a connector. Thanks for the great videos.

@@kevinpisani2690 No problem! Good luck on the repair 👍

@@ApartmentMaintenance Part fit and works perfectly. Thanks again for the video and the help!

@@kevinpisani2690 Awesome! Glad the video & information helped you get your machine back up & running again. Thanks for watching & commenting. Make sure you subscribe & hit that thumbs up button on the video 🛠️👍

I hear ya on that. Some guys want to use their impact for everything cuz they're too lazy to use a screwdriver. Thanks for watching Brett & help support the channel by subscribing 🛠️👍

Glad the video helped out. Thanks for watching & help support the channel by subscribing 🛠️👍