I chose the YesWelder brand torch in a 10' since the original was only 7'. It sure cured the problem of the leaking gas into the shield that kept the cloaking gas from getting to the torch end.

​@@MaxsGarajMahalIt is very much appreciated since I am a rookie in this type of microallambre welding and I learn a lot watching their videos greetings at a distance

So pleased I was able to assist you. Hope this earned me a subscriber. Happy New Year!

Very simple actually. I use an multi chemical charger originally known as a RC computerized charger that will charge every battery known to man. So, I cut the 110v plug off the original Skill screwdriver charger. When you install the 18650, make sure you connect the positive to the side that is positive on the RC charger board and it will just drop back into the Skill charge base. Simple and quick.

@@MaxsGarajMahal Success! My screwdriver has new life thanks to your incedental tip! For charging I'm using a cheap single cell LI charger from Alibaba. I opened it up and soldered a couple of wires to the circuit board. I soldered the other ends of the wires to terminals inside the Skill charger base. My only concern is how prevent over discharging the battery. But I'll cross that bridge when I get there. Thanks so much for the tip!

@@km4hr You can purchase 18650 batteries with the onboard circuit boards. I never use them. I just recharge when the battery seems weak. Mine are over 20 years old and still going strong. Came out of old laptops from the mid nineties. Hope you enjoy your new old driver. Did I earn a subscriber?

YOU ARE ABSOLUTELY INCORRECT. I do say to speed up the slow side. Watch again, I'll accept an apology afterward.

Sorry to hear that. If it weren't for assuming the liability for your property, you could send it to me and I'll make it work as it can't fail as long as you have two contactors passing ac current through them. Make sure you have both contactors long enough to press tightly via the bi-metal arms inside the switch. It will work. Since you gave up before you made it work, try again and give the contactors some length. They can be extended far enough that when you back off the switch all the way it only has to break the contact a few thousandths. Let's say approximately .010 to .015 should be plenty to break the current traveling through the points. Now, get with it and report back once you have your machine back in service.

Two things: Cameraman ain't worth shyte and the content isn't much either although it works. Thanks for watching and stay tuned for upcoming heater repairs for that system.

Thank you for the kind compliment for the old man. I think you have a very creative mind and made me laugh in your Happy Birthday Video. I am subscribing for you today. As long as you don't bite! If I had some really nice dreads I'd ask you to make me a knitted beanie without the furry tail on the top. Alas, I don't even have hair any longer so I might have to ask you to leave the long stringy threads inside, wear it inside out to make like long dreads. Would that work?

You don't have to. I'll teach you.

Yes sir. However, I managed to break the record in the first video. One day if I ever regain my health, I may fire it up again and complete the other 10 to 12 MPH improvements that are easily accomplished if one is willing to do them. Thank for watching. Merry Christmas!

Taking this best I can. Temperature change button is on but doesn't work? Heater works? Does it make heat? If it makes heat then possibly tie contacts are welded together if you have to plug and unplug it. Let me know if I understand you so that I may better diagnose the symptoms. Thanks for watching.

No, they are the exact same elements in the Milk House Heaters. There are some heaters on the market today with fan blades that aren't formed with the same degree of angle (pitch) that uses less energy to drive the blades. However, with less angle (pitch) you also get less heat delivery into the room. It also makes more noise with zero value to the consumer. I just bought 5 of them this season to test for energy draw as well as heat delivery over the same area both in a horizontal and vertical or cubic zone. Last two have less delivery than the first 3. Same brand, model number, same seller. So far, I don't foresee their value as a room heater. I do intend doing some videos showing their volumetric value with the standard blade, then if possible, borrowing a blade off one of the oldest heaters in the GarajMahal to show the improvement. Also, same heater, changing the original blade to match the borrowed blade pitch. Bear with me as I just started chemo and Keytruda so I'm a bit wobbly trying to get accustomed to the medications.

All electric heaters are 100% efficient. 1 kW = 3412.142 BTU/hr. It's impossible for any of them to be any more or any less. Anyone telling you different is lying to you. Even if you used ten 100 watt incandescent light bulbs, it would put out 3412.142 BTU/hr. That 500 dollar Eden Pure or Magic Amish thing is no more efficient than a 25 dollar Patton Milkhouse heater

You are very welcome. Hopefully it helped you revive your microwave door. Thanks for watching.

Thanks Michael.

I am now on 5 years with the overall lot. I have to say they have been one of my best investments for video and photography so far. Thanks for watching and good luck with your video endeavors.

You had a message 2 weeks ago under your guess: Contact me via @gmail.com with your shipping name, address, city, state, zip code and phone number so I can get it to SuperClean for your free products and cap. I don't know if Super Clean moved on to an alternate as there were only 6 winners with an alternate supposed to be chosen after 48 hours. Go ahead and get the info to me, I'll send it in to their Marketing Manager and they'll determine if you still get the loot. Good luck. By the way, I start chemo tonight and immunotherapy in 5 days so thinking straight may not be something I can work with. Sooner the better while I'm cognizant. Thanks for playing. Max

Marla, if your contactor is missing, you're having to turn your know further (override the bi-metal spring arms) to make contact thus causing electrical current to pass through both arms to make your fan and heating element to work. If you make a contactor, place it on the bimetal arm that is missing the contactor, it will begin working properly once again unless the bimetal spring arm is burned up and lost either the cold or hot side of the bi metal. Not likely, but you can still make it work of your own volition 'for testing purposes only'. Please read through the comments below to the end to get an idea how many people have had success in doing my method of 'testing purposes only' system. Keep me informed, send a bunch of photos of your heater, the brand, model and the thermoswitch type you have and I'll do my best to find a resolution for your problems.

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Sad thing is, there is no place to actually purchase the momentum thermostat switches. There is a thermostat switch that requires another switch be involved that turns off the heating element in the event of being turned over. I have a video I've tried to work on however my lung treatments, kidney cancer, heart failure and now lung failure just hasn't given me the get up and go to get it shot. The biggest problem with this replacement thermoswitch is no knob to fit it and it requires a pair of holes be drilled to mount it along with finding a pair of screws to mount it. I found the thermoswitches on Amazon, however purchasing 4 of them, only 2 worked so I haven't given a link to them as I don't feel it prudent to give bad information from my channel and the GarajMahal. I am now working on adding a thermo fuse instead of the thermoswitch, a thermastat from a dryer. Also have a thermostat that mounts on a wall to turn on and off the heater at a certain temperature. If the health will allow, I hope to have several types of resolutions for our room heaters that anyone can follow and purchase the items over the counter. For now, I'd redo the points, rewire any overheated wires and put it back into service if it were me, I'm not telling you to.

Thanks for watching.

I will do my best. The contacters are two flat protrusions from the contact arms. They are hard materials that needs as much contact point as possible to carry the highest degree of electricity across them both. So, the idea is to make sure they sit flatly and level to each other. Shoot some pics of the switch on the machine, send them to my name and add @gmail to get them to me to see the type of switch and points you may have on this machine.

There are a few reasons it that will keep it from starting. First you must check for fire at the spark plugs. 1. You can do this by placing the spark plug against the engine while spinning it over to see if it fires each plug. 2. Check to see if it has fuel being pulled to the carb via the vacuum - pulse fuel pump. After you have spun it over a few rounds check to see if there is fuel in the carb. bowl. If the vacuum hose is cracked or split, it will not pull vacuum on the fuel tank. You can place a clear fuel hose in the system to see if the fuel is flowing if you don't find any fuel in the carb. bowl. in the previous bowl check 3. If you have fuel in the bowl, check to see if the fuel hose pick up filter is on the bottom of the fuel tank. That fuel filter can possibly be off or stopped up. 4. Remove the tins on the engine, check to see if the gap between the flywheel magnet and coils are correct. Start there. By the way, you can check the wire from the starter solenoid to the rectifier which Kawi rectifiers do go bad.

Thank you I will start at the spark plugs tomorrow!

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I am sorry I see this earlier. I really can't help with that. Good luck.

Did I call it an airsoft? It is a an airgun you are correct. Thanks for watching.

Sorry to hear that. It is a very very simple repair. I'm speaking of very easy and nothing to it. I'd at least keep the micro switches out of it and a few other highly usable pieces you can do projects as well as future microwave and toaster repairs. Thanks for watching. PS, I'd help you with it if you run it by. lol

@@MaxsGarajMahal I AM STILL GOING TO TRY. I WILL LET YOU KNOW HOW IT GOES.

@@tricia1977 I have faith in you. God bless.

@ I DID IT 🔥🔥🔥🔥The microwave works. The video was clear and I followed your instructions step by step . Thank you 💃🏿💃🏿💃🏿

@@tricia1977 so glad you were able to see the solution and create your version of the fix or as I call it the cure. Hope I earned your subscription, likes and shares.

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You and I are on the same wave length. I'm headed into surgery for my lung cancer in a few days. Once I'm out and feeling better and strong enough to tackle the trigger group, I'm going to see if I can develop a single stage trigger arrangement as well as making the pull adjustable. At least if nothing else, I'm going to find out why in the dickens this seriously bad design works much less than it actually works right out of the box. There will be something that is causing the necessity for trigger pull length that can be corrected. I'll find out. Thanks for watching.

It's a rheostat switch.

Sposed to be here the next few days. Hope it isn't raining next Tuesday and Wednesday.

Good talking to ya today! Told ya I'd find your channel. Best wishes!!

@@mommamills11 I'm so glad you did. I'm in Facebook, IG, Twitter so go add me. I have a feeling you and I are going to do some collaborations in the future.

@@mommamills11 And now you have your first subscriber! hahaha.

@@MaxsGarajMahal haha!! Thanks! My following has been dry lately....🤣.

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I'm sorry to hear that brother. I finally got the second one to work. It wasn't what Umarex USA suggested as the entire problem and that was the co2 cartridges made by anyone other than Umarex will not allow enough gas to put a bb downrange let alone blow back the slide. I will make another video showing it work and you'll find it works fine with the Crosman co2 cartridges and Daisy Premium bbs. I got it to work and shot about 50bbs out of it and it does shoot hard and accurately. Surprising. I bought 40 dollars worth of Umarex gas but I've never used one before I made the gun work with the Crosman co2 and the Daisy premium bbs. If it continues to work, I'm going to do a trigger job in order to pull it through to make it even more easily operated and accurate due to putting the trigger pull anticipation as well as high effort to pull through. Problem was in the trigger. Had to over travel it to make the trigger open the gas valve or whatever it is called. Run by and take it for a trip around the block. It is fairly likable. Thanks for watching, Max Hughes.

I finally got the second one to work. It wasn't what Umarex USA suggested as the entire problem and that was the co2 cartridges made by anyone other than Umarex will not allow enough gas to put a bb downrange let alone blow back the slide. I will make another video showing it work and you'll find it works fine with the Crosman co2 cartridges and Daisy Premium bbs. I got it to work and shot about 50bbs out of it and it does shoot hard and accurately. Surprising. I bought 40 dollars worth of Umarex gas but I've never used one before I made the gun work with the Crosman co2 and the Daisy premium bbs. If it continues to work, I'm going to do a trigger job in order to pull it through to make it even more easily operated and accurate due to putting the trigger pull anticipation as well as high effort to pull through. Problem was in the trigger. Had to over travel it to make the trigger open the gas valve or whatever it is called. Run by and take it for a trip around the block. It is fairly likable. Thanks for watching, Max Hughes.

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Thank you kind Sir! You know I'm hard to kill!

Good idea!! Thanks for watching and the compliment. Have a blessed day Sir

I've had a really great experience with kastar but I did have one that crapped it's pants and they replaced it long after it's warranty so I can say it has been a good experience and they are not a supporter. Thanks for watching.

Sorry we didn't get an opportunity to stop and chat for a moment. Are you a member of the Hustler Turf Mower Owners Official Group in Facebook? If not, here is your url to find it and remind me in the questions to apply you made a comment about the sewer drain butt weld repair and you're going to slide right in. Hope the video helped you in a small way and by the way, it is still holding well although the Z doesn't care if it is there or not! lol