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@@GavinDavies-tc6yn you’re certainly are lucky. As you can see from my videos it’s been a real pain. Thanks for watching 👍🏽

@@MikeMakesIt I feel for you. At least Hotpoint have modified the design on later models. But they should of done if from the beginning.

@@GavinDavies-tc6yn I’m now a Samsung fan boy. The drier wasn’t really drying even cleaning the filters every week didn’t really make a good difference come the end. ☹️

Hi, thanks for the comments. Re: packing, probably yes but the plastic was an exact fit so with the plate I made it went back together quite well. Thanks for watching 👍🏽

I’ll look at updating the links tomorrow 👍🏽

Standoffs updated. Any issues just let me know 👍🏽

Two years is a long time for a tumble dryer! It’s possible you have a different problem. The condenser fins also got blocked on ours and this involved a total strip down and clean. I don’t remember having to clean the 3rd filter for a long time into the life of the machine though.

Hi and thanks for the comments. I've looked for the seller on eBay from where I bought mine and this is the link to the sellers site: www.ebay.co.uk/str/hydraulicpresstooling?_trksid=p4429486.m3561.l170197 but it states they will only ship to the UK. It might be worth contacting him directly via eBay as he may be able to help. Thanks for watching 👍🏽

It certainly gets the job done. I had a few teething issues but it’s fine now. Thanks for watching 👍🏽

@@paulsharp5473 Hi Paul. No, I have not. When I have needed to connect to the Pi in the garden I’ve done it over the house network/wifi.

Difficult to see the head gear in the video when out of shot and gloves get pulled into the saw blade so no gloves. The saw Is too noisy without the head gear.

@@gorifranka Hi, the fix worked for a while, and a few years ago actually but has now failed. In fact I’ve done another video replacing the whole unit, like for like as the original one developed a crack. I didn’t know someone else made better ones as I might have looked at that. Thanks for the comments and for watching 👍🏽

Indeed!

Thanks very much for the great comments. I’m glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for watching 👍🏽

Hi, when I bought one it was a separate unit but later when I checked, unfortunately, you do need to buy the spigot as well which is really expensive. The part number in 2017 was WJN500110 but now seems to incorporate the spigot . In 2017 it cost £15 for the plastic bit. Times have changed!! Thanks for watching 👍🏽

@@MikeMakesIt Thank you

I’m really pleased with it. Still using it now. It’s a bit more trouble than a led display because of the way you have to shut it down but apart from that I really like it. Thanks for the feedback and for watching 👍🏽

Would you recommend if I were to make a clock out of it or the refresh would be too slow for a clock since it would need to refresh every minute?

@@silentobserver964 on a pi it takes around 30 seconds to reboot/refresh the display. This is when the display flickers. So for a clock, half the time there would be no real display. With a quicker processor perhaps you could get the display to refresh quicker. I’ve not looked at this though.

@@teis79 Glad yours are as good as mine! I think for the money they are really good value 👍

​@@MikeMakesIt I wouldn't debate about that, you got me convinced 👍🏻 By the way, Presch states that the ruler is stainless.

@@teis79 👍For years I was of the understanding stainless was none magnetic but since learned I was wrong! We now use a good quality stainless here at work that is very magnetic.

😂 Yes I’m sure there are correct ways of doing it, perhaps even one of the glass scoring tools but as the Dremel was at hand…. Thanks for the great comments and of course for watching 👍🏽

Hi and thanks for the feedback. I’m glad you got yours going. It’s a really good cash saver. I think mine had been in for a decade or more. Thanks also for watching 👍

@@marissaburgess6023 it great fun watching the transformation. Thanks for watching👍🏽

Hi. If you are able to measure the voltage at the connector of the battery tube you should be getting something slightly above 6 volts as they are new batteries. The center of the screw in connector must be the positive. If it’s not then there is something wrong with the battery fitting! Failing that unplug the receiver unit and leave it out for 30 mins. Mine goes a bit crazy when we have a power cut and can take hours until we get a correct display. The sender unit in the tank updates the unit about every 30mins so don’t expect to get a correct reading straight away. I hope this helps 👍🏽

@@MikeMakesIt Thank you so much Mike for your humble help and that makes sense, we are having far too many powercuts here this year being the worse. I have repeated the above video 3 times and last night the plug monitor just continued to flash after leaving it on for an hour or more each time, i even changed the plug socket to another. I have the very same brand new batteries but i am unable to measure the voltage for i do not have anything you show or truly know what to do with it lol. I will keep trying. Many thanks to you and kindest regards. :) Ps. Just had a thought.. if i took out the plastic inner that the batteries go into and then put in AA Batteries would this work? Thank you :)

@@ancientruby7116 if you’re plugged into a different socket is it still as close as possible to the tank as the sender unit may have limited range. Good luck.

@@MikeMakesIt I have a double plug socket so just put it into the other next to it. if i took out the plastic inner case that the AAA batteries go into and then put in AA Batteries in would this work? Thank you :)

Double socket is fine. If the AA’s go in it should be fine but I’ve not tried that so cannot be sure. I’m sure you have the batteries all the same way round and the correct way? Just checking😃

@@20storiesunder Ours was fine apart from the filter issue and became a pain having to keep it clean. It did dry well though when working.

@@MikeMakesIt Cheers for the answer and the video!

@@tylerpela5758 on mine they are fixed unfortunately. Thanks for the comments and for watching 😯

Smashing. I’m pleased you got it going. Thanks for the feedback and for watching 👍🏽

Glad it helps. The Rexon is a really good saw and I want to keep mine going as long as I can. The brushes do bind from time to time but I simply pop them out and free them up and it’s good for another year. Thanks for watching👍🏽

Apparently Hotpoint used the same model number on different machines that looked the same apart from access to the third filter. Sadly mine does not have this access panel where as some with the same model number do! Strange but true. Thanks for watching 👍🏽

Hello Mexico 👋🏼 The press brake was bought from an eBay seller in the UK so may not be available in Mexico. Thanks for watching 👍🏽

That's interesting. I've not tried either and unfortunately don't have any Donor parts to try. Thanks for the comments and for watching 👍🏽

Hi, I'm glad it helped. Mine is still running well, good luck with yours. Thanks for the feedback and for watching 👍🏽

@@ashton_gaming8670 Hi, on mine there is NO pipe, just a cradle in the top of the machine you put the prepackaged solutions. If you cut the bottom off one of these containers and fitted what’s left into the machine you could pour your solution directly into this but it might spill when you move the washer around. I don’t know how “delicate” the machine is. It’s possible some solutions may damage the internals. Not sure on that one I’m afraid but it’s worth bearing that in mind. Good luck and thanks for watching.

Yes, you are right. Ours had already started going brittle when I uploaded the video 3 years ago. They have only just been recycled as a few more had split, but they still looked good after the blow torch treatment. Thanks for commenting and for watching 👍

Hi, I’ll check the manual to double check but I’m not aware of an option to allow it to sleep with no display showing. How are you waking it up after the display blanks?

Glad to hear it. Mine is keeping good time in the workshop as well. Thanks for the feedback and of course for watching 👍

@@fionamonahan8771 Hi and thanks for the great feedback. I’m glad you found my video useful. Thanks for watching 👍🏽

Interesting, thanks for the link 👍🏽

Hi, I've taken a look and they don't appear to be available now unfortunately. You might be able to pick up a second hand one in your region. Thanks for watching 👍🏽

@@toyfiretrucking Hi, ours is still going strong after the fix. Good luck with yours 👍🏽

Yes it was! I couldn’t see any difference between the two.

@@MikeMakesIt Great! I´ll order one, I like the handy size

Thanks for the tip and for watching 👍🏽

Which device are you asking about?

I’m glad it helped. Thanks for the great comments and for watching, much appreciated 👍🏽

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@@MikeMakesIt no

I cannot see all the comments for this video at the moment (At work!) but I’m sure I have already answered this question. Take a look through the comments and I think you will find the answer. Remember there are two parts to the video, the answer may be in the other one. If it’s not there come back to me and I’ll find the answer for you. Thanks for watching 👍

@@MikeMakesIt thank you so much! I found it. Somehow I missed you already answer it. Do you remember by any chance what voltage you had when measruing the signal wire? I can't seem to get any even though I used pin 19. Thanks so much

@@inakiruiz1941 It was measured on the scope but I would be guessing now if I said a figure. If you use a DVM I think you would just get an average voltage of the signal value. A scope is really what you need to measure the wave form. If the resistor isn’t connected at the right points you wont get anything!

@@MikeMakesIt thanks for the answers. I have tried with the 10k resistor and I’m getting nothing unfortunately. Any other ideas?

Hi and thanks for the information. Tracer actually reached out and told me the same! Thanks for watching👍🏽

No problem 👍Thanks for the comments and of course for watching 👍🏽

Glad it was helpful Bob. Great comments are much appreciated, thanks for watching 👍

Sadly not. It is a project I need to get back to but it is down a little on the list. Thanks for your interest 👍🏽

Give me a couple of days and I’ll upload something.

@@MikeMakesIt you are a legend sir and thank you in advance

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Mike, I am really chuffed you've done this. It makes me more inclined to get a 2nd hand unit and use. It's worth a punt with safari alone as I'd like to stream things. Understand the sound but I'm really chuffed you've done this. Thank you Kind regards Mark

@@MarkdonnaP2No problem, happy to help 😀