You rock!!!! Thanks! Save me from ordering another one.

looks like a good time!!

Scrawwww

It doesn't take 5 minutes to get a multimetet, diagnose, get an appropriate replacement capacitor, etc. So, I wouldnt say 5 minutes. To diagnose and do it right, it takes more time than that. Also, potentially hazardous to self and equipment. That said, I appreciate the video.

Is that wrench and angle stop tool better than the Rigid One Stop?

I thought it was too good to be true, but I called Delta today and a new cartridge is on the way! Thanks for the video and tip!

I have a problem I only get cold water

Awesome video

Great presentation. Thanks Again

Did I see a Ryobi impact? 😂... but you can afford Knipex pliers... 😂

the problem was you didn't say that aint goin nowhere when you put toilet down with new flange that always makes it work better LOL

using regular latex caulk around the bottom of toilet it does not get all stained and moldy from misses around toilet? I tried the cool new caulk that is paintable white better than silicone dap AMP i believe it was and it attracted dirt like a magnet

i moved my water heater to other side of basement to right under bathrooms so i use what used to be hot water line to feed my toilet and water sits in it warming up to room temperature so i get a lot less sweating on toilet and mold because water filling toilet is around room temperature instead of freezing cold

hmmm yeah i tried delta and they gave me nonsense about i just had dirt in my faucet and i should take it apart and flush it out before they would send me any replacement parts because their product could not be worn out.

I have the same issue but instead of a mixing valve I have a shower handle under the sink. I’ve already turned it all the way to hot but still no hot water to the tub.

Wow a lot of work, thanks for sharing. Alway hard to get under the sink and do this! Great job.

There's multiple ways to say knipex. Your knee is part of none of them

Wow that makes for a easy repair thanks Brian

I don’t believe I would use them but thanks for keeping us up on new products and techniques, very interesting!

Fill with water 💧, cap the ends, stick in freezer, see 👀 what happens 😉 where brake happens 🤔.

No, they are not that hard compare to its bit at the tip that's really doing the drilling which is actually obvious. I never heard anyone trashing that either.

My AC isn't working. One day during the middle of a heatwave it worked really well, almost colder than usual, then the next day nothing. I let it sit and a couple of weeks later when there was another heatwave, when I turned it on I could hear the fan going as usual, no strange noises, but it was barely blowing any cool air. During the second heatwave, I felt like it was blowing out weak hot air, now that the heatwave has passed, it's blowing out weak cool air. I changed the capacitor but I don't notice any improvements. My unit is on the roof, I purchased the correct capacitor (45/5) and connected the wires from the old capacitor to the new capacitor one at a time. Any advice?

Price comparison to SharkBite...

I wouldn’t trust this behind a wall

That stuff looks really cheap. It doesn't give me the same confidence that copper pipe does.

Thanks for the info Brian, I hope you and your family are having a great weekend 👍

Guaranteed to leak.

What's the point of showing these fittings without giving any information on the manufacturer or source to obtain them?

Thank you! Just changed my sun visor and this helped a lot. 🙏🏼

PEX B is an inferior product. The fittings are a smaller I D and OD then PEX A. PEX A the 5/8” pipe is expanded with a ring and it shrinks over the fitting. PEX B there’s no expansion so the fittings are a smaller diameter. See the problem and difference. More restriction ,less flow.

Id rather use a hacksaw tbh. These blades are so loud, slow and just annoying to use unless you need to cut something in a tight spot.

Those Milwaukee osletor blades are garbage to start with there made in China

No Masonry bits are not that hard, the 16th of an inch wide piece of carbide on the tip is the part that drills through the masonry and is hard. Cut the insert in the tip in half.

No valve under my sink

Great idea for future service , thats th e way people should do them.

I couldnt remove mine even with pliers, i am afraid of breaking it. I wonder if the plumber that put this applied loctite so i need to call a plumber when having to repair

Hi. Thank you for the video and repair direction. I have a question because ive never done this repair type before, but could you have cut the compression band and not have had to cut back on the existing pex, or is it not recomended to re-expand / compress an existing fitting ?

On the pay roll

I usually move the blade left to right when cutting really hard materials. That way it covers more teeth while cutting, instead of focusing on just the middle of the blade.

WOW!!!😱

i don’t think anyone is trashing those blades 😂

They make clips for that stupid

Under mount defies all logic. Never used in my homes.

How do you find the faucet model number? I don't see it.

👍Short and sweet! Bought the Fluke just in time and confirmed. Thank you!

they sell supports premade for that sink xtra support.

Hey Brian thanks for the info all I have ever had was the regular ones but that looks really cool

We had two people come out. One wanted 23,000.00 to replace everything including the furnace (crooks). Our house is only 10 years old. We had another person who did a couple of things. It worked for awhile and then we were back to warm air coming out. I saw this video and asked my husband to replace it. He did and the air is working. Hope that's all that was. Yep it is hot as hell in Southern California (we are in more of a desert area) and naturally it stopped working again Saturday night. 🥵🥶 Yippee!

Man you save me $400 I replaced the capacitor for only $28 and now blowing cold air Thanks brother

That sink dropped a deuce!