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Way to fast!!! 😒 Sheesh

spackling the cracks won't work, that needs elastomeric caulk or you are going to get cracks. you can see cracks in the installed example.

Yeah.. doesn't seem anywhere near worth it to me.

If you need to hold your gun with both hands, sure. Otherwise, I see little benefit to this.

great video and quick fix A+

basic electronics cap calc

I have always mounted odd size caps on the horizontal, so they don't slide out of the strap. Sometimes I add a zip-tie for the same reason. If I make a bracket, then I leave the OEM one inside for the next time.

Thanks for the video. You did a nice job!

Ooofff. Take this video down dude.

Thanks for the video - Did you use your jig saw to cut the 45 degree "V" in the top and bottom rails? I don't have the cocktail rail, I'm using the Trex Transcend system.

Win someone is driving you crazy 😅

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Lmao

Burnt contactor wires occur ten times more in flimsy European & original equipment contactors then far superior real deal ALLEN Bradley or Square D starters. I would remove the overload block on size 0, 1, & 2 starters to replace cheap contactors. They lasted at least 5 times longer. Should use a torque driver to set proper torque on every screw.

This is exactly what I needed. Thanks!

Model number for heating element please

Hey, Thank you! New carpet plus professional installation costs too much. I appreciate that you shared your project and advice.

Thank you very much for your video

Why no returns to go behind casing trim cover?

What's the part number for the heating element?

Which wire goes back where

You may wanna to pull that dryer back out! then clean all that lent from inside that dryer!🧯🔥📛

Thank you. My dryer dries again.

Where can I get that exact same heating element?

Where did you guy those black 45 degree mounts?

Thanks for the help, I'm officially outta the doghouse

Trump 2024. This shitshow needs to end.👹😡

Does this work for turning an outside corner ?

why so fast? slow down

I have the same problem but i’m stuck at the quarter round vertical cut stage, you skipped this part, can you you or explain how to do it ?

Thanks!

I have to say doing half the room at a time is genius!

Could you demonstrate how to tie in 2 different size quarter round pieces to make it look a close as possible as being seamless?

This info is in the service facts. They don’t make it known. I stumbled upon it. Just like them shutting down around -3F causing blower to run continuously, customer complaints.

American Standard like most manufacturers like to do things to make their units appear more efficient. Just like their units weren’t really “14” seer!

Definitely like. Question I have to make an outside corner where the floor transitions, any video on that case. Thank you

On other boards theres a pin where you can set how long the defrost cycle will run

Yeah, more content!

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The problems i see with your " pro tips " are your alignment mark suggest you are the first tech removing it, just make sure its centered, new motor always gets a new cap, and as far as wheels l always recommend them, inevitably they fail shortly after, i explained this to the customer and let them make the decision, saves me a call back down the road (cause you know they'll blame ya)

I must have missed all the pro tips. How does your marker help you balance the wheel? Why are you balancing the wheel? Most pros set the wheel in the middle, tighten the screw and go. Not to balance but for clearance. Definitely kudos to you for putting a video out to help a simple blower job. No need to lie about pro tips. Real pro tip: explain to the customer they should order a new wheel with the blower motor, there is a chance the wheel will become unbalanced and warped during removal. Rarely are we replacing a motor with a nice clean shaft.

good tips for a future HVAC Repairman like me, I'll be heading to a trade school soon for HVAC

Good job done ✔️ I like when you mark the wheel. Subscribed

Is underlayment needed when flooring over a concrete slab?

So much better that most of do.😅

Throw the main breaker!…hope the panel is above the water!😮😅

You should call a licensed person to repair this. This is what the licensed repair person would do, as illustrated in the above video: 1. UNPLUG THE THING SO YOU DON'T SHOCK YOURSELF. That's a 220 outlet and will kill you. 2. Remove vent hose (big tube coming off the back). 3. Remove screw and cover from electrical box (located immediately above the power cable). 4. Remove hex screws to detach power supply (aka power cord) and ground wire. 5. Remove back cover (there are a large number of screws around the perimeter of the back of the dryer). 6. Remove terminal block screws (the power supply attached to this). 7. Unplug heating element and limit switches (red wires, white plugs, on the bottom). 8. Remove heating element compartment cover screws (the compartment cover is the long section on the left side of the dryer). 9. Pull out the tube holding the heating element. 10. Remove 1 screw and slide heating element out of its housing. 11. Check the element with a multimeter or by visual inspection (the coil should be fully connected all the way along; if there's a gap/break, you need to replace it). 12. Put it all back together.

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Just rifled through removing the heating element. That would go a long way if you show how to remove it It appears I need to remove the entire drum to get access ..?