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As long as the fans don’t draw more than your circuit amperage, “breaker” one hot wire can feed both. If your two fans draw more than your circuit then run two hot wires. Most ceiling fans only pull around 2 amps so most likely you are fine with one hot wire.

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That sounds like a fill valve issue, I would start there. Thanks for watching and commenting

Well I use mine daily and have had zero problems. Thanks for watching and sharing

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I do see that happen every now and then, thanks for watching and sharing

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Yes the unit “system “ should have safety features that shut off the unit if the forced air fan stops running. Check your units manual and look under safety features.

I assume you mean diy and I would agree, thank you for watching and commenting

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You might be surprised it’s not too hard thank you for watching and thank you for commenting

I agree I think you can save an awful lot of money and you can also do it the way you want it! Thank you for watching and commenting

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And it sets up faster so you can complete more in a day , that’s why you have the big numbers on the bag. That’s extremely helpful if you were a handyman and you are trying to get a job done in a single day instead of three or four days. Also sets up stronger so it works better on repairs like cracks. And this is because of all of the additives that they add to the mix. Thank you for watching and thank you for the question.

There are many reasons from the handle to even clogs, high water pressure as well as low. Damaged canister and so on. Check your water level and make sure it’s to the top of the canister. Another possibility is the fill valve not working correctly, possibly clogging and not allowing enough water to fill quickly. I have a couple videos on the fill valve, you can remove the top gasket and clean it. Both free. Make sure the toilet isn’t bubbling when you flush it, indicating a clog. Then I would look at the entire flush valve assembly, lastly the fill valve assembly. Hope this helps, thank you for watching. Let me know what you find.

That is the washer that is located between the part that stays in the tank when you remove the canister like I show In the video. You don’t need to pull that part to repair the canister 99 out of 100 times, that’s why I didn’t mention it in the video. As long as it’s not broken it should be left alone. Thank you for watching and commenting

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Thank you for subscribing and watching! Generally when I see that issue it’s in the fill valve not the flush valve. I would rebuild or replace the valve. Both are easy and I have videos showing both. Look under my plumbing playlist.

You absolutely can still adjust the temp by turning the handle, it just allows you to preset the temperature to start where you normally like it. You can also set temperature max at the valve for safety

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@@cassandraoshea4713 I would pull the canister back out and reseat it. Bubbling sounds like something maybe stuck . It will make a gurgling sound if there’s something stuck in the line somewhere.

I just watched your other video and it stopped based on turning the screw on the flush valve. Fingers crossed!

That’s awesome, do you have the link to the product? I will review it.

Sounds like the hose is wore out, I replaced mine. You can get new hoses at Home Depot.

lol, it was a bit tricky! Thanks for Watching and Commenting.

Fantastic am happy it helped, thank you for watching and commenting.

@@billsnyder6945 yes sir I know most guys don’t like the ends that long, it should be 3/8 to 1/2 inch. I have always made mine longer but pull them tight so they can’t ever ground out and 90% of the time I use needle nose, pliers to bend them around the screw very tightly. Something I started doing as a kid. I’m 60 now so it’s hard to stop, that’s most likely where I learned to strip them longer. And yes I have used the wire stripper hole and that is a coming up video. Thank you for watching my videos and feel free to let me know how you do things, your never to old to learn.

@@UltimateDiyer no problem if that’s the way you want to make a bend, with a needle nose, but strippers are already in your hand so that is the most efficient way and if done right wraps the proper bend around the screw without having to separately pinch it, the screw tightens and wraps it around perfectly. Sorry, but that wire in your video extends behind the receptacle and is a hazard as it could come in contact with a bare ground wire. What you are showing is simply bad practice, against code, and a not a good way to train a DIYer who would not know better. Electric work is too risky for hacks. However I commend your efforts to produce these videos, you obviously have put your heart into it.

Awesome I’m happy it helped and the goal is to keep putting videos out and get better with each one. Thank you for watching and commenting

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Very true, but I’m scheduled to go ahead and replace the entire fence this next month, All they wanted was a little more time until they could afford to replace it all

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That is a WEDI shower pan. They work great but not cheap. It’s a German product

If you don’t want to try this product at Home Depot, I just used it and it worked very well. Quikrete 1 Qt. Concrete Crack Seal is used for repairing cracks in concrete driveways, patios and sidewalks. The crack seal can be applied directly from the bottle and is gray in color to blend with the natural color of concrete. It is perfect for horizontal concrete cracks up to 1/2 in. width

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@@UltimateDiyer Thanks. I was able to remove the screws. Now, I could not remove the pipe. Can I insert a screwdriver into the elbow/pipe joint to pry-out? is there any other method?

Removed the old pipe. Waiting for the new. Thanks.

We’ve had several others with the same issue and generally replacing the entire valve assembly. Seems to fix the problem. Just make sure that the water level is set correctly which it assumes you did by your description. Sometimes the handle itself can be bent and not flushing properly as well, so be sure you check those parameters. Also be sure you’re checking your fill valve that it is functioning and filling correctly. If it is clogged and not putting enough water out, sometimes it will not get enough water out in time and the canister shuts prematurely.

@@UltimateDiyer Thanks! The problem actually arose when replacing both the flush valve seal and the entire fill valve in one go, so it shouldn't be an issue with the fill valve. I'll replace that entire upper flush valve assembly and hopefully that'll fix it!

That is awesome. Great minds think alike. Hopefully it did help you. I try to be as clear as possible and believe I’m getting better and better with the videos and explaining thank you for watching and thank you for the comment.

That is awesome. I’m glad it helped. Thank you for watching it. Thank you for the comment.

Thank you for the excellent feedback. I’m still learning how to create content and have had my struggles. This kind of feedback really helps.

Actually I didn’t need to, It has ran great, super quiet.

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60 seconds once you know what to do. Thank you for commenting and watching

You sound like a determined person, thanks for watching