2 different models of disposals used cutting clips from the WRONG videos together Plus he did Not use the strain relief connector for the electrical wires where they go through the disposal unit. Do NOT hire this guy. This video needs to be taken down as it advises you incorrectly on multiple levels and stages. Need to redo and create two correct videos . One is a GE brand disposal and the other is an Insinkerator brand disposal . They are totally different and used totally different mounting brackets.

Great video

If the latch is in the door and the catch is in the dryer front panel , how do i open up the front panel ?

All that, ? Just look for another dryer , crazy

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Isn't the inighter supposed to go off after the stove lights? Mine stays on and cycles with the temperature of the oven, help please

Thank you so much for this video!! I’m a 63 year old woman and I was able to replace my igniter by myself with your help. I’m sure you saved me a lot of money!!!

Nice video thank you what would the ohm's resistance be for a good motor if you happen to know?

hi Sir my dryer GE and number DCVH680GJ2WW how many seal has the dryer? every time after finishing i found black dots stain on clots they told me from seal but I want to know how many seal has and part number I appreciate

You didn’t show how to set the personality for the board.

A fabulous tutorial!!! Thank you!!

Do not listen to this kid!!! Why did you take the door apart? Why did you take the hinges off? Unbelievable

Couldnt find that hub spanner anywhere. Got a 1-11/16 socket from tractor supply, worked like a charm

Thanks, it was very helpful… Your tip on just loosening the top screw was extremely helpful!!

Awesome tutorial, didn’t realize it would be so easy 👍

Goodmorning from Greece, I have a GE refrigerator year 2003-2004, Mod PSG29NHMHCBB NO. SF412880 , it seems that a technician came and changed the condenser fan motor, but unfortunately he used another motor and threw the mounting brackets originally used, he messed up everything. i discovered this when i saw your nice wonderful illustration video i decided to open the fridge from behind of course following your advices. i was chocked that he changed the condenser fan motor as well as the mounting brackets and the fan was also not tight because of a crack in its supporting end. please advice me, send me the serial number of the whole fan condenser motor with its fan and mounting brackets I am much obliged.By the way, I am an orthopaedic surgeons and I manage to handle a screw driver and fix things. again thanks and I hope you answer my question

How much do you tighten the motor pulley? Tell it can't go anymore?

Could part cause clothes to get brown stains if it's going bad?

I've been doing appliance repair for 32 years. I will tell you that there are some things you can check with a digital meter and some things you can't. This particular two-wire magnetic field clutch part, you have to test it with an analog meter, the kind of meter that has the needle dial. The digital meter will not read the resistance. I just discovered that today. I tested one today with a digital meter and the parts stores digital meter and it would not read. We then tested it with an analog needle reader and it tested good. The problem was that the teeth on the bottom part of the motor and the splutch or clutch part were messed up. Replaced those two, and it worked perfectly.

It would be nice if you showed people how to test the clutch to confirm it's bad before they go and replace it.

Really help

Thank You! Just replaced my element after I tried from the front and the cable fell off. Seeing your video gave me the courage to pull the oven out (let my wife clean the 15 years of collected dirt and other gunk), take off the cover - power and gas were off but did not disconnect the power cord, and attach the element inside the oven, go to the back, and clip on the wires as you showed. 15 minutes and saved over $100. House hasn't burned down yet. Thanks again.

Straight forward instructions. Thanks!

Why use gloves?

Great Video only problem is you’re doing this to a brand new machine where everything comes apart easily. My machine is older. It took a half an hour just to get the tub out because it was seized on the shaft. had to use penetrating oil light tap with a hammer, while pulling up it took a half an hour to get the tub out, other than that everything else was a breeze.

overlays for other brands available by any chance???

When you removed the water inlet tube I noticed foam/insulation did it damage the foam/insulation? Mine is not even nothing I am afraid to brake it.

Thank you so much!!!

How do I replace the wires from the terminal block

Thank you so much!

I just did this repair on a 9 year old Whirlpool Cabrio. It's pretty simple when you follow along with the video. The clips for the control panel were farther back than I thought they would be from the video, but once I figured that out it was easy to remove. My washer has 3 metal clips along the inside lip to hold the latch mechanism wire instead of one. Wearing thick gloves seemed important when removing and reinstalling the wire from these clips as they were stiff and sharp. I have a load of laundry going now. Super happy to have saved a ton of money fixing this myself.

This is awesome! Thank you for sharing this. How often would you recommend replacing your drain hose? Mine seems good with no visible wear and tear, but I noticed when I took it off that the water inside smelled really, really bad.

thanks Cheryl, easy to follow your instructions!

Are you kidding me. Remove the drum? Doesn’t this void out your warranty??

Not even close to what my dryer looks like.

Thanks. My door is different, but this looks like a good basic procedure.

I have a question for you regarding the "overflow" switch float itself. As you know the small rod that connects "float" to the lever to the micro switch, goes through a round opening. This opening for me is allowing a small amount to water the flow to the floor. I have seen the water come down through this opening. The float should not be allowing the water to get high enough to get throght that hole. Splashing should also not allow water to get under the float. I have checked the micro switch and I can hear it clicking on and off when i lift the float. The float is free to move. The gasket under the float is secure. I think this is a design issue. Never saw it before because I think the sound insulation was catching it and it was so little that it never got to the floor. Have you seen this before and if so how did you fix it? Thanks

This video should have been 7 seconds. 0:07 - 0:14. Everything else is useless garbage

Amazing! Thank you

Thank you for the video. Just needed help getting the ring to unlock

Why the hell didnt they just make the dryer so you can unscrew the back panel and have immediate access to it?

Do you need to measure the gas flow after doing this?

This video tite include the Thermal Fuse, but I did not see it. Different because mine is model MED5100DW0 (electric)?

my clips to remove the control panel were too hard to access from the top. Instead I lifted the entire top part up first and then was able to push those clips up from the bottom. Two tips: after pulling the top towards the front, i was unable to lift it straight up. I had to lift up a little, slide toward the back, and then was able to tip it fully back and up. Final tip: there are tabs that you can rest it on and slots that fit into the tabs, that way while it is up and leaning back the top is somewhat supported.

Daaang Bro you should have called before making the video, I'd got you a new pair of gloves,, Good video.

I need this exact hose but the smaller version...this one is too long and bends...mine is smaller but dont have part number...can u help

Woo. You saved me wasting a lot of effort sir. Thanks for the video

I just changed mine in 5 minutes without taking all of that apart. They slide right on

Be careful removing a capacitor because it can hold a lethal electrical charge indefinitely even when not connected to a power source. If you accidentally short it with a screwdriver when removing it can discharge violently.

Great video! I can only give you 4 stars though. 🙂 Please stop with the annoying background music.