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For the catch basin placement, it's important to position it at the low point of the area where water naturally collects, but not too close to the door....
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You're welcome! For mold-resistant primers, I'd recommend looking for products that are specifically designed to handle high moisture areas, such as those...
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You're very welcome! A trench drain sounds like a great starting point, especially since the water is pooling right by the basement door. It should help...
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If the wall has turned greenish in some spots, it’s likely due to mold or mildew caused by the persistent moisture from the pipe leak. To clean it off,...
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You’re welcome! If there’s no proper drainage outside the door, a trench drain is probably one of the most effective solutions, especially if water...
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You’re welcome! If you can see visible signs like stains and peeling paint, that’s definitely a clue that water is spreading from somewhere behind...
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Hi there! Water seeping into the basement, even with an elevated entrance, can be quite a challenge. Have you checked the drainage situation outside the...
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Thank you for the update! Your insights about the over-firing issue and the importance of proper installation are really valuable. I’m sure this information...
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Hi! Detecting a leaky pipe inside a wall without tearing it open can be tricky, but there are several methods and tools that can help:- Look for visible
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It's great that you noticed the light and timer are still working, that's a good observation. If you don't hear the click when closing the door, it’s...
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You're absolutely right that a faulty door switch can cause the microwave not to turn on, but it doesn't always mean everything will stop working. The...
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The issue could be with a few key components. The most common causes are the magnetron, diode, capacitor, or door switch. The magnetron is responsible...
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Many coolers like this have standard-sized water tanks, and you might be able to find a pre-made replacement tank from the manufacturer or a similar model....
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Hi! If your microwave is running but not heating, a couple of things might be going on. First, does it make any unusual noises, like a loud buzzing or...
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Since the damage is at a critical spot underneath the tank where water pressure would be high, plastic welding might not provide a reliable long-term...
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If you're comfortable tackling DIY repairs, replacing the plastic gear in the motor housing is definitely doable, but it’s a bit more involved than...
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Foam insulation is definitely one of the easiest and most effective power-free ways to protect pipes, but there are a few other options you can try. For...
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You can check the plastic gear without fully disassembling it by following these steps:- Listen for Noises: If the gear is worn, you might hear a grinding
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