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Do also HAVE to reprogram it or is it fine if I dont

Pulling the red lever (or cord that goes to the red lever) decouples the opener from the garage door itself and then you can open the door manually as if there were no opener in place. This is usually for scenarios such as a power outage. However if the door won't close at all, for example the door won't move down then it might be a bigger issue like something wrong with the spring or door opener itself. I'm assuming your opener does move the door up/down and you're getting the bounce problem I had in the video. Then you can make the opener move the door up or down to exactly where you want during the programming stage. Here's a link to the manual if you need it: www.garagedoorzone.com/assets/images/M4500e_M4700e_Opener_Manual.pdf

I would reprogram it since it would ensure your setup is running as intended. Section 8-16 in the manual details how to set things up.

Yes, you need to shut off the main water line before you start removing the cartridge, if you don't then as soon as you remove the cartridge water will flow out.

@@bensaysthings so in order to flush it will I just turn the main water line on just a tiny bit?

@@halie051994 Yes, that's what I did. After removing the cartridge I wiped out/removed any debris or crusty scale then went to the main supply, turned it on full for 1-3 seconds and flushed it out. Then reassembled everything. My supply line has a 90 degree ball valve and not a turn knob so turning it and off at FULL was easy. You might not need to go full though.

@@bensaysthings thanks!! im waiting on my. free warranty cartridge replacement for Moen

I did get a new chair from Costco, but before that the saga of that old brown chair continued as I put on a stretch chair cover. ruclips.net/video/Kd7kWLWOwss/видео.htmlsi=VlW-RQrz8w1pn6EG

I think it might be tough to pull the handle bar from the bike. You might have to just remove the screws from the bottom side. Accessing some of them might be tricky though without a universal joint adapter.

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You can take out the small shaker unit and remove the back cover with a philips screwdriver. It takes one size C battery.

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Hope you enjoy it!

How easy is it to roll up?

@@modrojojo_7455 super simple to roll up

It rolls up pretty easy. The attached label provides easy step by step folding instructions.

Indeed. I love mine.

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He's at the height of Blippi fandom. Also Ms. Rachel and Paw Patrol. I had to freakin' buy the Kraft Mac & Cheese Paw Patrol at the grocery store since the standard Mac & Cheese box didn't have "Marshall" on the front and magically the Paw Patrol Mac & Cheese tasted better to him?!

@@bensaysthings That boy knows his paw patrol!

The average kid age running around was mostly 7-10 year olds. Grown ups are allowed to go everywhere their kids go so you're able to help out your little one as needed. The older kids' parents were usually the ones lounging on the couches while toddlers often had older siblings or parents wandering behind them.

Thanks. Candeeland is actually in Santa Ana though.

Yeah removing it needed some effort and a screwdriver. It's not just childproof it's grown-up proof.

Thanks! 888 Japanese has more sushi options in their appetizers while Gangnam has more Korean flavors. The grilled meat selection are very similar at both locations and both great quality. You can't go wrong with either.

That's awesome! Glad the video helped!

Doesn't help my kid at all. We didn't even bother turning it on after a while. The bouncer is mainly good to contain him and allow him to play with the toys.

That's awesome! Glad the video helped.

Another $1000 after they couldn't fix it? That's pretty outrageous. I hope you eventually got the door issue fixed.

Cool, glad the video helped. The RPM sensor error seems like the default error code. I got it a few times and it was maddening until I finally figured out and replaced that belt tab. Yeah, garage door people or HVAC people are some of the sneakiest repairmen I've encountered. They'll gladly replace the entire unit, but when it comes to diagnosis or actual repair then suddenly they can't seemed to resolve the issue.

The frame doesn't come with the flapper seen in the video. The frame with the two "ears" comes with the flush valve assembly. Since you mentioned your toilet is a bit older the original flapper (you're replacing) and flush valve assembly might be an older design. I think you'd either have to get a compatible "Older style" flapper or replace the Flush Valve assembly to get those "ears" to clip on the brackets. Hope this helps.

You should see the part 2 video, it's not as good as I thought.

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Glad it was helpful!

You could move the tab a closer or farther from the door, but I would recommend reprogramming the opener. The reason being if your tab position is slightly off and the motor closes the garage door to more than 1.5" then it would technically be trying to push the door into the floor by however much you're off of the 1.5". This might cause the motor to overheat or could trigger the overlimit sensor and bounce the door back up because the opener thinks it has run into an obstruction. Here's a copy of the manual if you need help reprogramming it. You'd follow the steps on pages 18-22 of the manual. www.garagedoorzone.com/assets/images/M4500e_M4700e_Opener_Manual.pdf

Thank you!!!

Glad it was helpful!

I haven't been following a routine and mainly squeeze the hand gripper at my desk throughout the day while working on my laptop. I don't really carve out time to specifically work my grip strength but I believe it has improved since I set the tension all the way to 60kg and it does feel easier than when I first started.

@@bensaysthings awdome

Glad the video was helpful!

Yep, I had to leverage my sexiness to pike people's interest and apparently it worked!

Yeah, the hard water can really jam the cartridge inside the pipe. I wasn't easy for me either and I had to really pry the thing out with some pliers. I think if you got the removal tool from Home Depot it would come out easier, but I didn't want to spend the money.

The handle doesn’t cone out

@@mariaoladovich3620 Hi Maria.. if you want to remove the handle... the one shown on the video has a metal tip cover that comes off with probably something like a flat end screwdriver. 1. Remember.. please cover the bathtub water drain hole! 2. Again.. the handle is screwed on. Take off the cover (it's just a small piece covering the screw). Its at the base of the handle. 3. Once you've removed the screw.. the handle will just slide out I think?

You can check Amazon for the latest price. I got it for around $13 with the remote originally.

Glad the video was helpful.

Same here, did you find a solution?

Glad the video helped. Yeah I could see how people might think this will do what a normal mini fridge would regardless of ambient temps. The plus side is you can use it to keep food warm, but the capacity is probably too small to really store that much food.

Glad the video helped!

Glad it finally worked out. Definitely sucks that you had so much trouble with the Fluidmaster.

There's no retaining feature for the toy/mirror bar so it doesn't really "Click" in. The "click" sound in the video is just me slamming the bar into the retaining holes. As a result it's actually pretty easy to remove.

It might be the limits or force sensitivity might need to be reprogrammed. Not knowing the exact issue all I can offer is the manual. www.garagedoorzone.com/assets/images/M4500e_M4700e_Opener_Manual.pdf Hope it helps, otherwise you might need to call a technician.

Yeah I agree. I got smart plugs from WEMO. They're way better.