Hi! Some of the most common issues on these washers include lid lock problems and control board failures.
With the lid lock, you might notice...
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Once you remove the cover, plastic shavings are usually easy to spot. They tend to gather near the motor shaft or under the gear assembly, often sticking...
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One of the big giveaways is when the motor runs but the door doesn’t move at all. That usually means the gear inside is stripped and not transferring...
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Hi there! Finding a good septic contractor can make a big difference, especially if it's been a few years since your system was last serviced. A solid...
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The general guideline for garage door opener chain tension is that the chain should have a slight sag in the middle, usually around a quarter to half...
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Hi! Grinding noises or slow operation in chain-drive garage door openers are often caused by things like worn-out or dry chain lubrication, loose or misaligned...
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Push-to-connect fittings like SharkBite are approved in many plumbing codes and are known to work well when installed properly. However, they are often...
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In addition to basic cleaning, using a mattress protector can go a long way in preventing dirt, moisture, and allergens from settling into the fabric....
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If you're connecting PEX and copper in the same plumbing system, it's completely fine as long as you do it properly. The best place to make the transition...
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Definitely, there are actually quite a few underrated ways to boost energy efficiency in older homes without having to tear out walls. One of the most...
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Thanks! When you're replacing old galvanized pipes inside walls, both copper and PEX have their advantages depending on what you're aiming for. PEX is...
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Yes, adding insulation to just a few key exterior walls can make a noticeable difference in comfort, especially in rooms that tend to feel colder in winter...
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Absolutely. Even if you're just replacing a few sections of galvanized pipe, most areas still require a permit, especially if you're making transitions...
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Hello! Blown-in insulation through small holes can be quite effective, especially in walls that have no insulation or where removing drywall isn’t an...
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Hi there! Replacing galvanized pipes with PEX or copper is a smart move since galvanized tends to corrode over time. Usually, it’s best to replace the...
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