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Bill Cosby will be so happy

Why is the pump always on?

Omg this is the BEST video, thank you so much for the details, hopefully I can fix my button soon!

Excellent videos with exceptional detail. Thank you for doing this.

So I just got mine all cleaned up and reassembled. Got it for free and it turns on not problem but the wheel seems to move kinda slow. Your video doesn’t show the wheel side in operation. Does it move kinda slow for anyone else?

No bs. STRAIGHT TO THE POINT. My man!!! THANK YOU

Thank you I love this video

have you ever cut deli meat with this? if so, how did it perform?

Why in God’s name aren’t the directions that come with them this clear? Is this some collusion to drive business to certified electricians? I could have stopped the video after the first two seconds thanks to your clear and easy to understand diagram.

I've learned so much by the video. Thank you. I think I can do it myself.

You know, the straightforward simplicity of your video is really encouraging. You don't try to make yourself an iconic necessity by dragging speech or activity out for hours, but at the same time, you cover the subject well. Injecting some humour like you did about evaporation created a smile. Thank you for your effort.

I am sitting inside of my American Standard jacuzzi bathtub OBVIOUSLY with no jets. Luckily my husband is an electrical engineer🤣, but I’d rather do this myself tomorrow. I cannot have a broken $2700 bathtub that is only 2 years old. Thank you SO MUCH for making this video for people like me!!

This helped me reverse the wiring for a security camera thank you

Thanks

Thanks much. !! Fixed me up.👍.

good job!! informative and straight to the point!!!!

I have installed an old motion sensor light without manual. Your short instruction made me easy to finish the job. Thank you so much and I really appreciate your video!

One of the best videos on KZbin. Answered my question in less than a minute. Concise...no time wasted.

What’s the house wire ?

Easy peeeaaasyyy!!!! Thanks!!!

thank you sir

Thanks for the video. Short and precise 👏👏👏👍

Thanks AGAIN!

Get a camera stand! Making me dizzy, but like the idea!

Thank you

THANK YOU.. SHORT SWEET AND TO THE DAMN POINT. so many 5 min videos that still can't explain it!!!!! Boooom

Thats aGood lock for locking stuff up thats already in your garage like your tool box or what not. But i personally wouldn't use it for exterior security. I'm a truck driver and I'm considering getting the abloy 340 swp. I was going to buy the 350 swp but decided against it because of our trailers sometimes have hasps that are not flush and fitting that beefy shackle through everytime would be too difficult or not possible at all. So the 340 would have to do. As its thick enough to give people a little extra time to think about their life choices or get caught in the act.

Thank you 7777jayhawk, very simple and right to the point. very good video!

Agitate with a brush and rinse. Keep wet. Pre wet before applying

Short and sweet. Thanks for the help

Thank you so much for this tutorial, I definitely needed it!

I know it's been a while....but how did you get the center button off the control panel? I got the two outside ones, but the center button is giving me trouble. There just isn't enough to grab onto.

Thank you very much ❤ most helpful among all ❤

What if the photocell only has two wires, black and white? Do the three black wires all go together?

You can mix dish soap in also to help it stick to vertical surfaces

Got one of those at a thrift store for $19. Used it once so far. I like it.

Thank you for this video. We are staying at a hotel right now and to save on money, I bought a very cheap electric grill and after 2 days the non stick coating started to peel off😂😂😂. And this video helped a lot on how not to ingest the coating and still use the grill until we go back home. All the best to you💯

Thank you for this video. We are staying at a hotel right now and to save on money, I bought a very cheap electric grill and after 2 days the non stick coating started to peel off😂😂😂. And this video helped a lot on how not to ingest the coating and still use the grill until we go back home. All the best to you💯

What if I had VOIP service and want to switch back? Has the cable company done something on the other side of that box? Because I don’t have dial tone after disconnecting from Xfinity VoIP. Or have they done something at the underground box out by the street?

Thank you. I had lost the instructions and your video came i. Clutch.

dang $50, they go for about $150 now lol

So well put Simple as that

Best explanation yet👍🙏

Thank you so much for putting up those diagrams, it makes it so much more easier to understand for us DIYers and novices. That is quite simple. Thanks again guy. 👍👍👍

Nice Job!!! Thanks for sharing with us! 😁👍👍

Thank you , Sir for thees deck cleaning/ prep videos! Had me laughing too!! 😁👍👍

as a contractor you defently proved that this method is no way to make money ...omg

A 6 year old video still relevant today! Just watched your video and got all the info I need to repair my jacuzzi tub. Great job explaining not only how how to repair, but also in describing the various potential pitfalls involved. I haven't actually repaired mine yet but with this info, I feel pretty confident that I can. In my case, I just bit the bullet and ordered the entire 3-button control panel assembly for a little over $100. Murphy's Law always seem to be in full force with the jobs I get into, so that way I have pretty much all the parts I'll need even if I do break some taking this apart. And even with the added expense of the full assembly, it's still a load cheaper than having a service tech out or >gasp< updating/replacing the entire tub. Ours was installed nearly 20 years ago and was still working fine but for the recent bad bellows/air switch. So if this gets me through another couple years or so, it will be worth it. Anyhow....appreciate the fine work you did on this video and sharing it with others!

I got a 1101E/4 at Goodwill. I used it to slice up a big roast for jerky and it worked wonderfully. I was so thrilled! When I was taking it apart to clean it I noticed that there was no 'thumb nut' covering the 'spring shaft' on the back side of the blade and the square head was exposed. It didn't seem to be bothering the function and the blade was running straight, so I didn't think it would be a problem. I had to use pliers to coax the square end turn turn since it was slightly more than finger tight. It only took a tiny effort to turn the 'spring shaft' and it popped out the front side of the blade. After I cleaned and dried the slicer I reassembled the slicer easily, EXCEPT for the 'spring shaft' which I could not get to stay in position to hold the blade. It just kept popping out the front. I thought maybe there was a mechanism inside the 'thumb nut' that holds the square end, but from photos I have seen showing the underside, it does not appear to have any structure that would work in that manner. Can you tell me if there is some particular way to re-install the 'spring shaft' and keep it in place? Is a 'thumb nut' needed to hold the shaft in place or it simply to turn the shaft? Any info you could provide would be wonderful! Thank you.