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Continuing to use a ductless mini-split that shows signs of low refrigerant is not recommended. Operating the system in this condition can lead to further...
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Distinguishing between trapped air and a water pressure problem can be done by observing certain signs. Trapped air typically causes sputtering or irregular...
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Air can get trapped in plumbing pipes for a few common reasons. This often happens after repairs or when the water is turned off and back on. Low water...
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There are several signs that can indicate low refrigerant in a ductless mini-split. Reduced cooling performance is one of the most noticeable, where the...
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Consistent slowness throughout the entire door cycle is more likely caused by motor degradation rather than worn screw drive threads. When a motor is...
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A ductless mini-split can freeze for several reasons, most of which relate to airflow or refrigerant issues. One common cause is restricted airflow, often...
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Limit switch settings mainly control where the garage door stops when opening or closing. If they're set incorrectly, the opener might think it has reached...
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Are there any other low-maintenance decking options besides wood and composite?
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What signs show that a deck needs repairs instead of a full rebuild?
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Interesting to see the inside after cutting it open! Based on what you found, it sounds like the tank was in decent condition. Still, replacing the whole...
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Spongy deck board causes
Do spongy deck boards usually indicate joist spacing issues, fastener problems, or wood deterioration?
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Thanks for the update. If one cable is tighter than the other, that usually means the door isn't balanced correctly, which would explain the shifting....
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Hey! From what you're describing, it seems like the door is going out of alignment as it moves, which usually points to uneven tension in the lift cables...
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Nice work getting that second rod out. From the photo, it definitely looks like it was overdue for replacement. Sounds like it put up a serious fight,...
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