Yes, those screws do get loose

In most cases the wires dead end into a connector of some sort so only one side is open

When we discovered it, we took food temps and found them to be at temp where bacteria forms

It depends if you have to round or not. If your wood isn't wet then you may not have to round. The wood I bought was very fresh from being treated that's why I had to plane. I would wait for the brackets to come in to see if you need to plane or not.

Yes, it's the best in the biz!

Sounds like a bad thermostat

I did see some knock offs that were much cheaper but didn't want to go too thin on the gauge and didn't want a cheap paint job. Comparing this to other pergolas it's so much cheaper. In my opinion Toja Grid is incredibly stout, but I would not get their 4x4, not because the brackets are flemsy but because the 4x4 wood warps too easy. The 6x6s have held up really well. The powder coat on the brackets has held up really well, with no signs of rust. It's just a stout product that I would definitely buy again if we bought a different house or needed another place for shade.

Unfortunately I haven't taken the door completely apart.

Yes I have noticed the grill needing to be removed in order to take the door off however the one in the video had no door impedance.

@@UnconventionalThinker Yes, I did have to remove it but no problem, added 30 seconds to an already quick job. Thanks for informative video. I was replacing the door so I also decided to save the handle, as it seems to be a failure point. I watched your video on that, but it was not as easy. Thanks for both videos!

None taken :)

Not that I know of, sorry to hear.

Agree. My parents have had numerous issues with their Samsung appliances, with our GE I've noticed less.

This video gave me the incentive to unscrew parts in order to familiarize myself with fridge component since I had no clue. As a beginner but with some practical DIY device experience, it should work out fine whatsoever 👍

@aristzam4308 good deal! That's the goal is to inspire

Great news! So glad you were able to save your microwave!

It could be the compressor or the thermostat. The thermostat is much cheaper to replace, but the compressor tends to be the cost of a new freezer

We fill our tank from a Berkey Water Filter. I'm convinced it could be build up within the plastic portion that holds the filter and grounds or the stainless water dripper. But I did clean my filter and grounds holder last time and did notice the same results.

I think at the time there were two or three wood options. But looking now it seems they have two. I personally don't feel it's too orange, the floors in our old house were hickory with no stain and I thought it matched pretty well. Now in our current house the floors are darker and it still matches well

Just for the Toja Grid kit at the time I paid $1200

Yes, that is what I have found works best for cleaning is using those two products and using in the order as shown in the video.

It's an 8'x12'

@@UnconventionalThinker you could off done 12x12 correct!? I’m thinking of buying the brackets too. Nice video its helpful for sure. Also you chose pine over pressure treated cedar! Any thoughts on post!?

@@hugocervantes26 yes, for me the shade is what restricted the dimensions. If you just get brackets however long you can find the lumber is what would set your dimensions. At Lowe's the largest pressure treated pine I could find was 12'. I liked the price of pressure treated pine over cedar. It's not shown in the video but I ended up staining the pressure treated pine to look like cedar

That's the beauty of KZbin if you have a better way of doing it, film it and show it. Just don't ignore the many people this video has helped. May not have worked for you, but thousands has this video helped. So does the problem lie with the video or the one disgruntled viewer?

Must of been a bad day? Sorry mate

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Then the door will fall off

Then figure out how to put it back

Door isnt aligning back up

Haha it was dirty, wishing I could clean it more often.

Sorry to hear about the cost you'll endure, for a simple fix.... got em

Millennials...🤦. Too lazy to fix something that's easy. Supporting a throwaway society. Sad you are.

Do any of the supports and hinges feel loose?

@@UnconventionalThinker yes sir they do. The door won’t close fully because of it. I have to hold it in place otherwise the circuit will trip. I checked the switches. They are working

@@abhuram1 are you able to see how they're attached. I'm guessing it may require further disassembly of the microwave

We’ve been here for 2 years. I’ve changed air filters, refrigerators filters, repaired leaky ac, replaced broken sink strainer, unclogged shower drain and dishwasher.

@ravenboykin6575 is there trim on the door hitting your cabinets as you lift it up?

Yes, you will be able to install yourself. Do you know if the plastic on the handle broke or did the white clips break? If it's GE I think they would all slide the same way. But the clips on the door will signify how they slide into the slots on the handle.

No sagging to date. Everything is holding up well so far. No complaints here.