Thank you!!!! Immense Thanks!!! I just replaced the sink... encountering difficulties every step of the way. Then... when finally all together... near zero pressure. Turned out indeed... the button was depressed.

It"s 2024 and you"re still helping to solve this issue. Thank you very much engineer

Thanks again my friend, using tin foil that I folded into two thick rectangular strips I've been able to use this method many times. Again you have saved me to date now no less than a grand!

Thank you for the video! What if I don't have the switch- timer combo? Can I use a regular switch for that?

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Ticks are pure evil...

Does the punch work without a pilot hole as shown in video?

Great video! Exactly what I needed.

I had low water flow on my gooseneck kitchen faucet and cleaned everything like alot of other videos recommended but it did not fix the problem. This fix took care of the problem in thirty seconds. Thanks for sharing the video!

Just passing by. You can also recover a rechargeable battery by using a 12 volt power supply or 6 volt battery charger. With caution!!! Hold the negative wire onto the negative side of the battery and tap fast the positive wire to the positive side of the battery. This can be done with non-rechargeable and rechargeable batteries. The caution is the batteries may get hot and or explode.

Bad bad don’t waste your money

The amp rating is not "at least" it is "at most" if you pass more current through a device than it is rated for you could destroy it or even cause a fire.

Very good.

this worked for me! i didn't have two wires so i used two pieces of metal.. i used tuning forks but screws or nails should work fine

I viewed your video hundred times and couldn't get it to work. Until I looked at the end and noticed the timer made a click noise. Bugger faulty timer. Very frustrating.

A good tip is to not use channel locks or pliers to get that nut off, damage is inevitable if you do that. Use a strap wrench, it’s so quick and easy, and won’t damage anything!

Thank you, sir 🙏

Hi there, thank you for the video… My question is: if I do damage that trying to see where it’s clogged, can I replace just the faucet head?

thank u, its 2024 and still working

what if my handle squeeks and is somewhat hard to turn. Is it because I have to replace that same part you replace? or it just needs some cleaning with the parts all out?

Great video! However, DE stops working once moisture level is reached. Works wonderfully in raised garden beds but not feasible for the lawn. A much easier approach is a broad spectrum spray that’s safe and effective. Spray this mixture in the evening just before sunset and by noon the next day, no more issues. This treats Tick, Mosquito, Fly, gnats, mites etc WHILE FEEDING THE LAWN (avoid spraying roses). •4Cups epsom salts (magnesium is the eliminator and food) •1/4 (.25) cup mouthwash (I use eucalyptus/medicinal flavor yellow) •6 FLAT beers (72 Oz) About 4oz hot water, dissolve salt, add mouthwash and beer then spray. 4 gallons treated 3acres in an overgrown Michigan yard and woods easily. ✨❤️‍🔥✨

what actuator did you use?

I've wired my actuator per your diagram. When the timer turns on, the actuator will extend/retract depending on how the +/- is wired from the actuator to the relay. When the timer turns off, nothing happens. I have to physically switch this polarity to get it to reverse with the timer in the off position.... Any suggestions on what I am doing wrong!!

OK, I had been frustrated with the faucet in my condo for so long and figured it was just low pressure in the kitchen. This worked! Thank you so much!!!!

2nd time using my 440 and cord pulled out as well. Love the Husqvarna saws but they need to get on this! Thanks for the great video!

Threw it away.

Another quick tip, to remove the button that stops the water flow just use some soft jaw pliers, or if you don't have those some regular pliers and put some tape over the plastic to prevent it from being marred, you only need light force when squeezing the pliers, if your gentle you won't damage anything, and it's much easier, you're gonna want the pliers anyway because you'll need them to pull on the stem for that button once it's removed.

The better way to remove the aerator is to take a small scrap piece of wood and nail in two brads so they just protrude, you'll get the measurement for the spacing from those little circular recesses you can see near the outer edge of the bottom of the sprayer/aerator, then you just get your makeshift tool you made and put the protruding nails into those recesses and twist. No damage and you only have to make it once.

Insane, this worked!

Thank you ,good video for a beginner axe thrower. The point on weight is very important , especially for a beginner . Like a bow or throwing knives you risk shoulder injury . Better to get your technique down first then build up the weight . Our you’ll be seeing an orthopedist or a P.T. Sébastien P.T.

Glad I saw your hint about the Allen key and rubber mallet. Damage-free disassembly!

My starter cord keeps getting jammed up at full extension now. Will not rewind properly. First pull out of the box and the knot came right out. What a garbage chainsaw at an expensive price.

Fixing old dead battery by using new battery go figure

My experience with both says that the Cold Steel is much better. Something that wasn't covered is that the thickness close to the edge is much thicker on the WATL axe and that is more likely to bounce off. Not all WATL axes are like that, but to get a better axe, you'll pay between $50-150 more. If you are just having fun in the backyard, go with the Cold Steel and don't throw too hard.

Excellent instructions with many helpful tips. I have *extremely* hard water and the handle was getting close to being frozen up. I'll make it a point to take it apart and descale it regularly from now on. The only thing that you didn't mention, although by watching closely you can see it in the video: the tightness of the big nut determines how easy or stiff the handle action will be. I tightened it too much the first time, and could barely move the handle. Taking it all apart I figured out that the big nut was the determining factor. A little bit of trial and error by slipping the handle on to test it let me find the sweet spot.

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It works! So glad i didn't throw my batteries away....(when having slight hoarding tenancies works out 🙄😂)

Nice trick still working !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

7 years later and your video is still saving batteries!

Using this method, I was rushed to the hospital with a perforated intestine. People need to know that you shouldn't use this method while wearing the belt.

Im planning to use it on incubator how could i add manual switch to stop it in the middle to load eggs

Would this wiring work the same with this XY-WJ01 Delay Relay Module Timer Delay Relay ​Module DC 6-30V 12V 24V 0.01s-9999min 50mA Digital Timer Delay

Thanks! I thought I'd have to replace the faucet or tear it all apart. that was a simple fix!

What will act as a flea repellent?

In my experience with batteries esp phone's it Best to fully discharge them before recharging them otherwise you LOOSE capacity quickly!!!! Plugged in my phone the other night, when the charger started it was at 18% too Hell with that NONSENSE, OUT with the charger removed battery from the phone manually discharged it, i use a 3.7v bulb with two wires soldered on to it, when i started recharging 0% 😀all my phones get this treatment, that is how you make batteries LAST A LONG LIFE!!!!!

is it possible to disable the VFO but allow it in memory mode?

Thank you for the video! You made it very easy to fix. Appreciate the lesson!

Thank you so much - worked exactly as described, and now I'll be automating a whole bunch of openings!

Hi, my kohler faucet has only the one button that switches from stream to spray, not that round little button like yours, how should I remove that? Thank you for any input, feedback or ideas. Rox

If I could also offer up something that helped me with this exact Kohler unit. About a week ago, I had a very expensive plumber put one of these faucets in (didn't like the old unit anyway). Within a couple of days, I noticed the water pressure starting to weaken. I thought, uh oh, here we go again. After watching this video, I checked the button for function and mine was fine. Since I had the head off the faucet, I looked at both ends to see if I could find a flow restrictor and, BOOM, there is a very small white restrictor on the hose end of the head. I took a pair of needle nose pliers and it easily came out. I immediately discovered a bunch of calcium that, within a few days, had a already accumulated! I was amazed. I just pulled the restrictor out and put the o-ring back in and put the head back on the hose. WOW, immediate water pressure. I live in the Pacific Northwest and, like many other areas of the country, have a big hard water problem. I understand the reason for flow restriction but, when you live in an area with historically hard water, it leads to premature and unexpected expense for many! Hope this helps.