You don’t select which programs to run. Once in Auto mode the timer will run any program with data in it. Be sure to clear any unwanted or conflicting programs or else the timer won’t act as you expect… then you’ll want to throw it out a window. 😁

My apologies. I tend to speak quickly and more so if a video is really long. If you didn’t know, you can adjust playback speed of videos on KZbin. If you start to play a video and tap on it you will see a gear (upper right corner of the video if on a phone or lower right corner on desktop). If you tap/click on the gear you will see Playback Speed and can select .75x or .50x. It may also be helpful to turn on closed captioning (cc). Cheers!

You're welcome! 😁⏰👍

Thanks for sharing your experience! This washer has performed well for us and is very user serviceable. I’ve had to replace the drain pump in less than 5 years, which is a bit disappointing; however, I can’t blame LG for that since it was a piece of zipper that got lodged in there.

You're welcome! Glad it was helpful!

Honestly, both 1 and 2 can dump water into the boxes. If there’s water on top, I just use the blower to clean them off before opening.

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Can’t argue with that! I looked at Speed Queen, but it was out of my budget.

Interesting. Thanks for sharing your observation.

I don’t recommend that. A circ saw and even a recip saw will melt a vinyl shade. Last time I bought a vinyl blackout shade at Home Depot and used their cutting blade, the blade was so dull that when I got it home, I noticed the edges were completely ragged and wavy. Because it was a custom cut shade HD wouldn’t allow me to return it.

My apologies. I tend to speak quickly and more so if a video is really long. If you didn’t know, you can adjust playback speed of videos on KZbin. If you start to play a video and tap on it you will see a gear (upper right corner of the video if on a phone or lower right corner on desktop). If you tap/click on the gear you will see Playback Speed and can select .75x or .50x. It may also be helpful to turn on closed captioning (cc) since I always upload them.

Glad it was helpful. 😁👍

A tire inflator’s a good idea. Blows much harder than I can. 😂

I’m not sure what you’re referring to. Is there a time stamp in the video I can refer to? If you’re referring to the balancing ring. It is supposed to have “water” in it.

@@BruceAlanR I realized that BEFORE I started in on the two plugs. Smartest thing I've ever done!

I’ve used it on walls and baseboards. Just don’t leave steam directed at one spot for more than a second or two. For walls use the floor attachment or the triangular tool with a bonnet or cloth. For baseboards I use just the wand and wipe with a cloth; however, be sure to have a bucket handy for the initial spray as to avoid shooting a bunch of water where the baseboard meets the wall.

Frequent unbalanced loads can occur if the machine isn’t level. With the machine empty, try rocking it in any direction. If it rocks at all use the leveling legs to make adjustments. Also put a torpedo level along the outside seams under the top cover and check for level (don’t use the lid since it may not be level). Check level front to back and side to side. The other possibility is one of your suspension rods or dampers needs to be replaced. I’ll be posting a video on how to change them soon. Good luck!

I wouldn’t say it if it didn’t happen. The timer switch is in a switch box that houses the switches to our foyer and living room lights. A week after I installed the timer switch, we decided to replace our living room light with a chandelier. Normally I would have installed the chandelier myself, however, due to its significant weight, I hired an electrician to install a braced box and an appropriately rated dimmer. While he was installing the dimmer switch, I had him review my work. He said I did everything correctly… so yeah, I did have it reviewed. 🤣

Thanks for the tips. I’ll have to try working on the oven again.

For breaking up concrete, I recommend drilling a bunch of holes first before use the scaling chisel or bull point chisel to break it up. Will go much faster. 👍

For breaking up concrete, I recommend drilling a bunch of holes first before use the scaling chisel or bull point chisel to break it up. Will go much faster. 👍

Yeah, I’ve gotten used to the space in the middle. For my electrical stuff, I now use the middle space for premade pigtails and a spare multibit screwdriver.

Interesting! I usually hear that the machine isn’t using enough water. The Normal cycle uses the least amount of water, but you won’t want to use it for bulky items or bedding.

Very welcome! 😸👍

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Mickey Mouse with a string trimmer. 🤣👍 de nada

Very welcome! 🤜🤛

The screens aren’t custom. They’re probably 20 years old and were installed when we got the house. I the windows are by Andersen so the screens likely came with them.

@@BruceAlanR Thank you Bruce for answering my question.

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Glad it was helpful! 👍

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Thanks for sharing your experience. I think this blower is ehh too.

$50? Wow! They must be trying to unload them. Ha!

@@BruceAlanR is it a good deal? i just have a hand spinner one from scotts,

@@Jasshands1That’s an amazing price for the Elite. You can’t even buy the Scott’s DLX or mini for $50 where I live. Unfortunately, the Elite I got didn’t even last a single season. If I could buy the Elite for $50, I’d salvage the wheels and cables and put them on my DLX. 🤣

@@BruceAlanR i'm torn, i was going to go grab this elite for 50 and just mod it. Vs spending 5x on the echo. Is the echo 5x better than the elite?

@@Jasshands1I don’t think the echo is 5x better. The Echo is less complicated (a single impeller like most spreaders) and more durable, but if you’re handy like me you can keep the Elite going. I really liked using the elite, but I wasn’t about to waste my time fixing a brand new, overpriced spreader. It was also too much spreader for our yard. I could probably get by with a mini or even a hand spreader, but I’ve been using my DLX for over a decade. 😂 I actually ended up repairing my DLX with things I had around the shop.

Unfortunately this machine has a safety feature that drains the tub after 5 minutes of inactivity… you’ve already figured that out. With this machine you’re limited to using the Soak feature. Some folks have said they unplug the machine for an overnight soak, and the machine will resume once plugged back in; however I don’t recommend it. The draining function is to prevent flooding and property damage should something fail. Using the Soak option will allow clothes to soak for roughly an hour.

I think it’s just the machine changing gears or engaging something, but I’ll have to investigate further. Mine does it too. The sound is originating from somewhere under the tub.

To get more water you can use the WaterPlus option a few times. Other than that you’re at the mercy of what the machine thinks is enough water for the load.

Thank you kindly!!

Sorry to hear about the storm. I believe if power goes out and you’re in the middle of a load it’s similar to pulling the plug, which would mean the washer picks up where it left off. Was that not the case?

You’re very welcome! So happy to hear the video was helpful and that you were able to restore your watch. 😃⏰👍

Would love to do a video on the dryer, but unfortunately we didn’t get the matching set. Our decades old Whirlpool dryer died before we got the washer so we had replaced it years earlier.

Thank you for the kind words. Happy I could help. The channel name is a bit strange and I plan on looking into changing it. When I started posting, I really didn’t expect it to go anywhere. 😃

@@BruceAlanR Haha, I'm just kidding around for what it's worth. I think it's pretty clear, just so you know. But congrats on the success and thanks again for the help.

If the fuse keeps blowing the most common culprit is the door switches. The switches are garbage in this microwave, which is why you should never open the door while the microwave is cooking without pressing STOP first. Unfortunately, changing out the switches requires removing the microwave from the cabinet and most importantly discharging the capacitor before going inside. That’s the only way to do it safely. I cringe every time I see a family member yank the door open at a downward angle or slam the door shut, which contributes to premature switch failure. Not everyone is 6’ tall though so I get it. If possible, the best way to open the microwave door to prevent the switches from blowing the fuse is to grab the handle and use a thumb to push off the side of the panel. That way the door opens straight without putting pressure on the switches.

BTW- I talk about why the fuse blows and how to open the door correctly at 7m:47s. I should have placed it sooner in the video.

I’ll have to ask my kid for a translation on that one. 🤣

Happy to have been a help! 😃👍

Perhaps look at the Speed Queen models. They’re more reminiscent of older machines and a lot less complicated.

Thanks for the kind words! Glad it worked out. 👍

I think you’re asking how to clean up any sand that doesn’t go into the cracks while sanding. If so, what I do is use my gas powered blower on idle before wetting the sand. Anything sand remaining on the pavers after blowing lightly gets watered with the joints. Once everything is dry and a few days later I sweep or blow any remaining sand off the surface of the pavers.

Absolutely and great advice for both M12 and M18 batteries. And despite what I’ve seen on various tool channels, my opinion is that slower charging (less heat) prolong’s cell life. I have 4+ regular chargers, a few Rapid chargers, and the Super Charger in my mix and time permitting I always use the regular slow chargers. Milwaukee’s BMS is particularly bad in the older M18 HD12.0 batteries (from 2018), and the Samsung 21700 40T cells were discontinued and replaced with the 21700 40T3’s because the 40Ts experienced significant drop off in capacity after a modest 100 cycles. The older HD12.0 batts also have a tendency to become unbalanced at which point they only charge to 3 bars. I was able to balance the cells in each bank and the batteries can hold the charge luckily, but now I stick to the slower chargers when I can.