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i CAN'T get the handle off. Feels like something is holding it on from inside. The dome screws off easily and the handle is loose but won't pop off. I'm afraid to break it.

Lesson learned.... ALWAYS check UA-cam first. I took the whole damn vacuum apart cause I was convinced I couldn't get that piece off any other way. Thanks for making this video, my friend. Years later and this video is still helping idiots like me 😂

Followed your video and changed the GFCI in my garage. Working great. Thanks.

It's a water heater,

Can you put an LED daylight bulb in the inside of a microwave?

Thank you. Exact problem I was having. $8 for the part seems pricey though. I will keep propping it against the wall!

How do you make the ice maker turn off when the ice cube catcher is full. Our maker never turns off?

Thanks Dan

How can i make this thing make ice faster?

Thank you for the video. I have that same ice maker. I just need to adjust the water level. When I pull the front cover there seems to be no palce to do an adjustment.

Very helpful. We had to replace our bathroom mirror. There is a bracket that filled the vanity gap which supported the mirror. After removing that long bracket, it left a 1/4" gap. Will use this method to fill. Thanks

Thank you Heavenly Father for sending me to this brilliant man’s video.

Insurance.... if a certified electrician installs on your panel and there is a problem your ok... if you do it, and there is a problem, then what?

What I’f its in the rinse aid

Thanks for the video! I found a video on how to remove the freezer door and top rack so i can have more room to work. I'm saving your video too!

Ha! Sir, you just made my day, thank you! Sending you a frosty beverage!

You put in a 20 amp breaker but have the microwave plugged into a 15 amp outlet

I want to REMOVE it fully and NOT replace it. I am left with a freezing unit at the very back wall. How do you remove that? Thanks

Water Heater

What are the pros and cons of doing this vs. using backing rod?

Your instructions were so clear. My icemaker, which is like yours, is working fine, I was just trying to find out if it has a filter and if so, can I change it.

Can that icemaker be replaced with a JSI-26 icemaker?

HI Dan I just found your video. Great job of explaining. I was wondering how the ice came out. Anyway I just installed one of these ice makers in my brand new refrig. I followed the instructions word for word. turned on the water, turned on the ice maker. The green LED came on. Nothing happens. I had my wife turn it on and off while I had my hand on the water valve. I don't feel or hear a click. Any thoughts. Or tips on diagnosing. Or should I just get another ice maker.

does it make any sense to install a GFCI somewhere other than close to a kitchen or bathroom sink? i have an older house that still has quite a few 2 prong outlets, am i better off replacing all the 2 prong outlets with 3 prong or should i also use GFCI's in some of the outlets?

You must be show inside.

Mine is getting stuck upside down. Is there a reset to move it back?

Another youtube says load should not be used (in series) as the next receptacle will be hot when that gfi trips, is that true ?

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Evidently, woke folks don’t know the laws. They think they are privileged

You answered all my questions by watching the video thank you

Hi, I followed your instructions but they did not work out. I loosened the top screws then took out the bottom screw per your instructions. But the ice maker did not come out! I had to remove the rear screw, then it came out easy. Replacing the ice maker was a chore the ice maker would not go on both top screws. I had to enlarge the rear hole so that the screw would easily go in. After this every thing went smoothly. Very awkward to get to screws. Your video did not mention how awkward it was. I spent 3 hours work on this project. The Ice maker fix was 10 seconds. Tom Jennings

at again im studying all your video boss: How to Install a 20 AMP Circuit Breaker Tools and Materials Needed: 20 AMP circuit breaker Screwdriver Wire stripper Voltage tester Electrical tape Safety gloves and goggles Steps to Install a 20 AMP Circuit Breaker: Turn Off the Main Power: Locate the main power breaker in your electrical panel and switch it off to cut power to the entire house. This is a crucial safety step to prevent electrical shock. Remove the Panel Cover: Use a screwdriver to remove the screws holding the panel cover in place. Carefully set the cover aside. Identify an Empty Slot: Identify an empty slot in the breaker panel where you can install the new 20 AMP circuit breaker. Ensure the slot is compatible with the type of breaker you are installing. Test for Voltage: Use a voltage tester to ensure there is no power running through the electrical panel. This double-checks that it is safe to proceed. Prepare the Wires: Strip

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How to Hook Up a GFCI Outlet Tools and Materials Needed: GFCI outlet Screwdriver Wire stripper Voltage tester Electrical tape Wire nuts Steps: Turn Off Power: Locate the circuit breaker that controls the outlet you’re replacing and switch it off. Use a voltage tester to ensure the power is off. Remove Old Outlet: Unscrew the cover plate and the screws holding the old outlet in place. Gently pull the outlet out of the electrical box. Identify Wires: You should see three sets of wires: a black (hot), a white (neutral), and a bare or green (ground) wire. Use the voltage tester to ensure there is no current. Prepare Wires: Straighten the ends of the wires using a wire stripper if necessary. Connect Wires to GFCI Outlet: Line Terminals: Connect the black (hot) wire to the brass “Line” terminal and the white (neutral) wire to the silver “Line” terminal. Load Terminals: If protecting additional outlets downstream, connect the black and white wires going to those outlets to the “Load” terminals. Ground Wire: Attach the ground wire to the green screw. Secure the GFCI Outlet: Gently fold the wires back into the electrical box and screw the GFCI outlet in place. Attach the cover plate. Restore Power: Turn the circuit breaker back on and test the GFCI outlet by pressing the “Test” and “Reset” buttons to ensure it functions properly. Summary of Excellent Result for the Customer After completing the installation of the GFCI outlet, the customer can expect an excellent result characterized by improved electrical safety and functionality. The GFCI outlet will provide crucial protection against electrical shocks by immediately shutting off power if it detects an imbalance in the current flow, which can happen if there’s a ground fault. This is particularly important in areas where water and electricity might come into contact, such as kitchens, bathrooms, and outdoor locations. Furthermore, the new GFCI outlet installation ensures compliance with current electrical codes, adding an extra layer of safety and potentially increasing the property’s value. The customer can confidently use their electrical appliances, knowing that the risk of electric shock is significantly reduced. The professional and neat installation also enhances the appearance and reliability of the home’s electrical system.

great work boss, i find that video helpful on mine career entering this industries

Excellent video. It's given me the confidence to replace the ice maker myself. Thanks!

If you don't break the jumper, the top and bottom outlets will remain hot all the time and the switch will not turn the power off and on

correction, we don't have 2 screws, we have 4, and a bulb that doesn't turn.

Does this help stop my AC from freezing coils

Thank you so much, we were confused about the wiring because the new ballast didn't have a yellow wire. We have light!

Hi Dan would replacing the old ice make to a new one change the nasty taste for a while, just asking your opinion. thanks

Thank you sooooo much for being so detailed. I'm a Retired single female on a limited budget and my tester button broke on my GFCI outlet, and I know I need to replace it. My house was built in 2014 and due to Power outages and several appliances plugged up, what you've stated explains why I need to change it anyway. Your tutorial is so easy to follow. I remember things by "word association"...Example: I remember "Power Line" has Electricity flowing through it (like the street Power Lines outside) and "Neutral Ground" meaning they're on the same side (meaning agreement) 😊. Thank you again.

Dan is there an alternative? besides stack of Ice Trays🙄

I have this refrigerator and you are 100% correct, the ice taste horrible, Thank for the Info, now I Know.

I like how you tested the load with your fingers first, LOL.

Not close enough to see what you're doing.

Great video👍 I learned a lot

Does that sticker say “no loss of suction or power”?

Thank you