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Try factory reset.

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Glad it helped you out!

@@DrBDIY Someone else had taken it apart due to a jam but I was able to get it together using your helpful video. Thanks again!

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A few things. Make sure they are both on 2.4ghz network and not 5gh or wifi6, if possible. Make sure your router SSID is broadcasting and not hidden. You can have it broadcast, connect ebo, then hide the SSID again.

Given the steps in the video, how far did you get?

Try factory reset.

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Just inserted into the space and put screws into the side of the unit and into the ceiling wood 2x6. I did this two screw on the long side, and one screw in the back.

@DrBDIY thanks. I had to ram it in there with the brackets. I could've drilled a hole in guess but this was really a nightmare to install. There was no way to get the brackets in once it's between the joists. I angled it from the top and literally had to hit it a few times to send it. Then unused a cabinet lift to hold it in place.while I fastened it. This was the most difficult exhaust fan I've ever done and I've done a bunch.

Yeah, same difficulty for our fan. The model isn't easy for an existing install. If you have the brackets in it will be less vibration. Good DIY job. So far the product is running well.

Yes, made that update in the description. Slip. Thanks for the feedback.

That is fantastic progress. Good for you! Happy to help.

Yes, I let it fill, turned it off after a few hours, and drained the water.

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Don't type? :) They wear out.

Did you try the following? 1. Install the Hubspace app (red background, white lines). 2. Turn onBbluetooth on your phone. 3. Make sure your product is plugged in socket and turn on. 4. Turn Off then On. Repeat Off/On five times, slowly. This apparently tells the bulb to turn on bluetooth connecting. 5. Your phone/app should find the bulb.

Just get fingers from both hands on either side of the white plastic lid (not the metal under the lid). Just slowly rock it back and forth. There is not adhesive but a pressure seal. It should come off. Since it isn't, you have nothing to lose. Go ahead and rock the lid with more effort.

I just bought refills and cannot get one side of the bottle open. This happens every time. So this is the last time i buy it. Shame bc i really liked them

They should come of easily with a pliers.

I had to rewatch my video and at 8:01 it shows two power cords. 120 and 240

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See description above in video. Two wires are needed.

Very good question. I try follow MFR recommendations even though per model they differ. One approach to cleaning is by adding cleaning solution to top tank, which means taking the unit apart. In this case, unplug the unit. However, this approach doesn't clean inbound lines. Another approach to cleaning is by adding cleaning solution to an empty five gallon bottle. In this case, the power is on and the cleaning solution is sucked up from the bottle through inbound lines also. I have made a few videos for Primo and Avalon on both approaches. I prefer the approach using the bottle.

Look at the number / specs on top of your battery. Also, measure L x W X H of case. See if the data matches the video.

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Beautiful! I got a single piece, a joiner with one end having inside threads and slick on the other. Used a Dremel to make it (the smooth end) fit over the collar and used it, the stuck collar came right out!! No gluing two pieces of pipe to boot!

Way to go !

Yeah, they seem to vary a bit.

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Glad it helped. Search for Toyota battery D23 S55D23L. There are several hits. If you call the dealer, they can order one for you. I was fortunate. I called a dealer and they had one in stock that a customer didn't pick up. They said $299 which was cheaper that everywhere else. When I picked up the battery, they took another $100 off. Good deal.

@@DrBDIY Thanks so much!

I should add (and its in video), I could not find the correct battery dimensions at orielly, costco, etc. The battery housing in the hybrid needs specific L x H x W.

Yes. I followed it, but got stuck on those little pesky rubber stoppers.

Great. Safety first!

Sure thing.

Very good thinking. After a few months, the plastic panel started popping out of its clip at the rear. I put a dab of E6000 glue in the clip hole and it is holding well now. I would have to cut that clip if I have to take the panel off, but I hope that is never the case. Unfortunate the seat collapses like it does. None of my others have collapsed, but of course the drives seat is used the most. Best wishes on your DIY.

In our case, the refrigerator is next to a table where the door would hit the table when opened, so we switched sides.

@@DrBDIYsorry for stupid question but, is the is refrigerator setup as simple as just plugging in power and waiting for the temperature to get to coldest, is it already setup inside box and all you do is plug in power cord?

You might want to wipe it out, but that is it. Just plug it in, set the temperature and you are good to go.

Thanks. Be safe.

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9 years old

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​@@DrBDIY do you know how to change the thermostat or adjust it so it will stop freezing up?

I have not changed a thermostat. I haven't had one go out. I had a compressor go out as evidenced by wet oily substance on the bottom of the unit. I suggest you call Avalon and ask them for a thermostat part number and guidance on how to change it. That will give you an indication if it is easily DIY or to much.

Cool beans.

I loaded the scooter to a person who had bunion surgery. The wheels are 11" high, and I estimate 24" apart.

Thank you.

I am not sure wheat the slime was; bacteria? deposits? My first cleaning was with citric acid solution. From now on I will use a bleach solution.

You're welcome! I'm glad the video was helpful.

This installation was all natural gas. For propane grills and natural gas outlet, kits are sold for the conversion.

From the manual: The front wheel transmission and rear tine transmission share a common reservoir. Recommended grease is Mystic 00, or equivalent, transmission grease. Oil must have an API - E.P (extreme pressure) rating of GL4 or lower. Higher E.P. rating (ie - GL5, GL6 etc) will cause the bronze components to soften. For partial fill-ups ( a few ozs or less) use SAE 140W or 85W gear oil or SAE 80W-90 weight gear oil with a API rating of GL4 or GL5. When replacing grease, the tiller transmission holds 18-22 ounces. DO NOT OVERFILL.

Have to have a hard hat with vents I live in Louisiana 😭😂

Search for furniture glides / slides. The plastic bottoms are for carpet floors. The felt bottoms are for hardwood floors . I prefer plastic for both floor types. Safety first.

Parts information is above in the video description. Have fun DIY.

On the model WKE100HVA , just the 4 wire.

@@DrBDIY We bought the same model and will be delivered on Monday. My condo only has combo washer dryer 4 prong plug. So just to make sure, this model only has single connection for both washer and dryer if using the 4 prong plug? I don’t need the 120v plug for the washer? Thank you!

​​@@DacAL_8 same model, no steam dry, one power plug.

@@DrBDIY Thank you very much!

@ so nothing is connected to your 120v outlet? I’m chatting with home depot and they are saying it requires 240V plug for dryer (electric) and 120V for washer. Was there a certain connection on the 240v plug to get power access for the 120v washer so it only requires the single 4 prong plug to power both?

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