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Audi/ VW MK6 Golf Jetta 2.5L Engine Starter Replacement P0753
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Audi/ VW MK6 Golf Jetta 2.5L Engine Starter Replacement P0753
MK6 VW Golf/Audi engine light P0455 and P0456 gas cap warning light
zhlédnutí 346Před 11 měsíci
MK6 VW Golf/Audi engine light P0455 and P0456 gas cap warning light
Cut and modify IKEA PAX Cabinet to create a custom closet
zhlédnutí 2,5KPřed rokem
Cut and modify IKEA PAX Cabinet to create a custom closet
Install a fuse to protect Ecobee smart thermostat - York Furnace
zhlédnutí 138Před rokem
Install a fuse to protect Ecobee smart thermostat - York Furnace
Ecobee 3 smart thermostat not turning on - no 24V supply - bad furnace transformer
zhlédnutí 18KPřed rokem
Ecobee 3 smart thermostat not turning on - no 24V supply - bad furnace transformer
Samsung QLED TV not turning on Model QN82Q6DTAFXZA
zhlédnutí 15KPřed rokem
Samsung QLED TV not turning on Model QN82Q6DTAFXZA
Unclogging AC condensate drain line - Very Easy Fix
zhlédnutí 35Před rokem
Unclogging AC condensate drain line - Very Easy Fix
Extending/splicing Ring Indoor Security Camera cable/wiring
zhlédnutí 2,9KPřed rokem
It worked out for me, please do your research and decide what works for you.
Samsung Dishwasher DW80M9550UG water clogged/not draining
zhlédnutí 99KPřed rokem
Samsung Dishwasher DW80M9550UG water clogged/not draining
MK6 VW Golf ব্যাটারী পরিবর্তন
zhlédnutí 33Před rokem
MK6 VW Golf ব্যাটারী পরিবর্তন
Why my Treadmill is tripping the GFCI
zhlédnutí 4,7KPřed 2 lety
Why my Treadmill is tripping the GFCI
Fence door repair- বেড়ার দরজা মেরামত
zhlédnutí 17Před 2 lety
Fence door repair- বেড়ার দরজা মেরামত
নিসান X-Terra/Rogue oil change - নির্দেশনা
zhlédnutí 11Před 2 lety
নিসান X-Terra/Rogue oil change - নির্দেশনা
Under the bonnet of a Nissan SUV in Bangla I Vehicle maintenance in Bangla
zhlédnutí 114Před 5 lety
Nissan X-Trail/Rogue: maintenance items under the bonnet in Bangla. 2008 Nissan X-Trail/Rogue.

Komentáře

  • @Linaleh111
    @Linaleh111 Před měsícem

    Great video i try to do all my own work and was looking everywhere for a guide my 2009 sportswagen 170k struggling to start already checked alternator and battery so hope i can get her running with this info thanks alot!

  • @paulschaefer9902
    @paulschaefer9902 Před měsícem

    I was just about to needlessly start taking off panels to get to the impeller and your video saved me. How the pastashio shell found its' way to the impeller I may never know, but it's out now and the filters are screwed in tight bow. Thanks!

  • @jarednschwartz3554
    @jarednschwartz3554 Před 2 měsíci

    How do you put it back together

  • @diya3034
    @diya3034 Před 2 měsíci

    Can you tell me how to avoid tripping treadmill from gfci outlet.

  • @grizzsoup
    @grizzsoup Před 2 měsíci

    Your method worked for my dishwasher which had been out of commission for a few years before I decided to find a solution. 🤦🏻‍♀️ Anyway, last night it stopped draining again. I couldn’t remember the steps so I did a quick search and so glad I found your video easily. I’m going to save it this time just in case I need to refer to it again. Thanks again for sharing and showing us how to remedy this issue!

  • @BlackSkuLL4u2
    @BlackSkuLL4u2 Před 2 měsíci

    What hp is ur thread mill i have a 2.8hp that i bought new havet try it planing to connected in side my storage i made it a gym well ading that thread mill but is 2.8hp hoping my storage 15amp outlet will make it 🤞

  • @user-ev2qo1hj1g
    @user-ev2qo1hj1g Před 2 měsíci

    Nice home and a 50 cent looking wire job lol

  • @mikimiki195
    @mikimiki195 Před 2 měsíci

    I have two ecobee thermostats One is fine one is dark not powering up My question is are they hooked up on same spot down on my furnace ?

  • @Bluestarseed1
    @Bluestarseed1 Před 2 měsíci

    Thank you man. You had the perfect video. I have 2011 base model.

    • @bdmechanic4170
      @bdmechanic4170 Před 2 měsíci

      Glad it helped. How many miles you have? Mine failed at 105K, thought it’s kinda premature.

    • @Bluestarseed1
      @Bluestarseed1 Před 2 měsíci

      @bdmechanic4170 wow that's early. Mine at 178k. But I've replaced a ton of parts already.

    • @bdmechanic4170
      @bdmechanic4170 Před 2 měsíci

      @@Bluestarseed1 what other parts you have replaced? I also changed the vacuum pump, probably engine cover sometime soon.

    • @Bluestarseed1
      @Bluestarseed1 Před 2 měsíci

      @bdmechanic4170 ball joint, outer tie rod because those bushings can open like lesion. Sway bar links, my belt broke and my piston hit the valves. So I had to resurface my head and put a new valve, belt, water pump kit. That one took a while for me to fix. Would had cost 2k or more for a mechanic to do. I changed the brake, caliper, rotor set. Changed rear brake too. Also the brake wheel cylinder. I would rather have an older car. Like b4 1996. Way more simpler. Once you hit 100k change your timing belt asap.

    • @bdmechanic4170
      @bdmechanic4170 Před 2 měsíci

      @@Bluestarseed1 yes, agree. New ones are even worse, build quality is poor. Got another question for you, my ac takes time to blow cold air only when it’s hot outside. During cold/normal temp, it’s all good. Been doing that for several years now, have you noticed anything similar? Any thoughts?

  • @nancyschwartz7692
    @nancyschwartz7692 Před 3 měsíci

    Ours just started doing this when workout is done and with hitting the STOP button. Does this no matter what outlet we connect it to. We've tried several outlets GFCI and regular. But this just started happening this week and the treadmill is maybe 8 years old. And we do walking workouts, not even running. Husband only does 30 minutes at a slow to moderate walking pace.

  • @awilliam1
    @awilliam1 Před 3 měsíci

    We have a samsung dishwasher bought brand new in 2017. Worked for a year, then error code 3C came on after. The dishwasher starts, runs for about 10 minutes, then hums up and down and just flashes 3C code with water left in bottom. 3c indicates drain pump, which we replaced, but problem continues. It does drain when cycle is canceled. I checked drain filter and its all clear. Any insight?

    • @bdmechanic4170
      @bdmechanic4170 Před 3 měsíci

      Did you try resetting?

    • @awilliam1
      @awilliam1 Před 3 měsíci

      @bdmechanic4170 I've resetted multiple times. Turned breaker off for a few minutes, then a few hours, and have completely disconnected and reconnected.

  • @locoeng15
    @locoeng15 Před 3 měsíci

    Those steps didn't fix my TV, I had to order a new IR sensor. Now I'm trying to figure out how to replace that IR sensor. Nothing online for instructions for replacing that type sensor.

  • @maglegolas
    @maglegolas Před 3 měsíci

    MY MAN! CLUTCH

  • @postskeetclarity
    @postskeetclarity Před 5 měsíci

    still working?

  • @vrc5
    @vrc5 Před 6 měsíci

    Thanks for this video! I was unable to understand as to how to access the impeller that drains water. Followed the instructions and that helped me!

  • @JF-zw4on
    @JF-zw4on Před 6 měsíci

    Hello this may seem like a silly question. My ecobee has given me a blank screen in both the summer and winter. I have had a HVAC company come out along with the cable company that provided me with the thermostats to no avail. I am up in the attic with my York Heating and Air conditioning and need some help with the panel. Any thoughts

    • @bdmechanic4170
      @bdmechanic4170 Před 5 měsíci

      Hi. You are missing the 24V to thermostat terminal. I would check the 24V output from the furnace, transformer is further. Check if the wire from that terminal has 24V, it is typically the white wire that runs all the way to the thermostat inside your house. That’s first step, if you don’t have power, you can check the transformer for sure. I have seen loose connection, burned out control boards, loose terminal on the board. It’s not likely your Ecobee, you can also check 24V on the back of the Ecobee, that will tell you if your unit is bad or not.

  • @blakesmith552
    @blakesmith552 Před 6 měsíci

    this was a big help. Thank You!

  • @Kelvinllovejr
    @Kelvinllovejr Před 6 měsíci

    My problem is it's tripping my outlet but my outlet isn't even a GFCI. It's a normal 120V Grounded outlet on the same circuit as other outlets in my house. It's literally the only thing plugged in to that circuit too. Still keeps tripping at only 1.6mph

    • @bdmechanic4170
      @bdmechanic4170 Před 6 měsíci

      Tripping at 1.6 is kinda odd, I would find a way to measure the current its pulling. How old is the unit?

    • @Kelvinllovejr
      @Kelvinllovejr Před 6 měsíci

      @@bdmechanic4170 Bruh I bought it 1 week ago haha. It's a Sole F63 2023 model. Brand new. I had to buy 10 gauge extension cords so I can use the outlet right above the garage door opener for the treadmill and run the garage door opener from the outlet immediately next to my treadmill. Works perfectly now except its a little ugly with that thick cord running twice across my wall and ceiling. Whatever. At least it works now. I tested it by turning the speed on maximum while maximizing the incline and even turning the fan on. Ran great for several minutes during the test. 0 problems. In practice I've ran it for 22 minutes at 3.4 mph so far with absolutely no problems.

  • @umair8641
    @umair8641 Před 6 měsíci

    This worked for me ! God bless you and your family ! People like you make this world a better place 😊

  • @OldIronAcres
    @OldIronAcres Před 7 měsíci

    Also… check to see if your fuse is blown first!!

  • @Ruthlessbone
    @Ruthlessbone Před 7 měsíci

    You're right! I had just bought my sole fitness treadmill on April of 2023. It was only 8 months and it suddenly kept tripping the GFCI. I did what you said, which was connecting to the outside GFCI and it didnt trip. Going to home depot to switch my GFCI!

  • @RikitaPatel-cm8tl
    @RikitaPatel-cm8tl Před 7 měsíci

    We have Samsung dishwasher. Water is not coming. So what we have to do?

    • @bdmechanic4170
      @bdmechanic4170 Před 7 měsíci

      Are you still having the issue or got resolved?

  • @mrvinh-chuyenquanhta5896
    @mrvinh-chuyenquanhta5896 Před 8 měsíci

    ❤❤❤ thank a lot 🍻🍻🍻 hair stuck in the filter running into the impeller

  • @morningstardick5785
    @morningstardick5785 Před 8 měsíci

    thank you

  • @jshores3
    @jshores3 Před 9 měsíci

    Great video! Worked like a charm! Thank you.

  • @videoguy188
    @videoguy188 Před 10 měsíci

    Thank you it literally just happened lol

  • @angiemarriott
    @angiemarriott Před 10 měsíci

    Thank you, I was struggling how to remove the drain pump cover.

  • @solidsnake6405
    @solidsnake6405 Před 10 měsíci

    Helped me out.Thanks.

  • @amandacunnings3907
    @amandacunnings3907 Před 11 měsíci

    Watched this video and fixed our dishwasher! Thank you so much for making this!

  • @kennethfeldman3271
    @kennethfeldman3271 Před 11 měsíci

    You may have been lucky in splicing the wires without checking polarity. I believe the power supply is DC even though it is not stated in the label. By convention, the RED wire is positive, the BLACK is negative. As the extension cable did not have any color coding, it may have been a 50/50 chance you ended up with the proper polarity on the end connector going into the camera. I suggest using a voltmeter to determine which part of the original connector on the power supply is positive and which is negative BEFORE cutting the cable.. Typically, the longest "barrel" on the connector is negative, the tip and / or the inner hole is positive, but not always. AFTER cutting the cable, create a temporary splice and check the polarity of the connector. If its correct, finalize the splice. If not, reverse the wires in the splice and test the connector again with the voltmeter. Note, you could burn out the camera if you connect the polarity of the connector backwards and try powering up the camera. I may have a chance to test this as I plan to pass the cable through an outside wall. I need a much smaller hole (1/4") if i temporarily cut the cable about a foot or so from the end connector and then splice it back together once I pull the cable through the wall. Otherwise, I need a 7/8" or larger hole to fish through the cable with the connector attached. Ken

  • @MrBababuwi
    @MrBababuwi Před rokem

    Thank you for your expertise, saved me an exuberant amount of money.

    • @bdmechanic4170
      @bdmechanic4170 Před rokem

      I did further investigation later, it’s not in the video. I wanted to know why my transformer went bad, in my case the contractor in the outdoor unit ultimately caused it. That may not be the case for you, if the transformer goes bad again, I would take a look. Hope to make a video on this soon.

    • @SlasherInSuits
      @SlasherInSuits Před rokem

      @@bdmechanic4170😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

  • @krazieboy03
    @krazieboy03 Před rokem

    Are the Pax sides, and shelfs solid inbetween? I heard of older ones being hallow cardboard like material, but also read someone mention the newer ones are solid. can you confirm?

    • @bdmechanic4170
      @bdmechanic4170 Před rokem

      They are solid.

    • @krazieboy03
      @krazieboy03 Před 11 měsíci

      @@bdmechanic4170 I can tell you the sides of the pax still is hallow. ..

    • @bdmechanic4170
      @bdmechanic4170 Před 11 měsíci

      @@krazieboy03not sure what is giving you that impression, may be I am understanding incorrectly. All boards are solid, I needed to use a planer to remove almost 1/4 from one of the side panels, they are solid, found out solid MDF is not easy to work on, destroyed the planer, did a combination of router and chisel to finish the job.

    • @krazieboy03
      @krazieboy03 Před 11 měsíci

      @@bdmechanic4170 the edges around the board are solid but straight in the middle isn't I cut a big hole in the side of pax for a diy thing And it's hallow.

    • @bdmechanic4170
      @bdmechanic4170 Před 11 měsíci

      @@krazieboy03thanks for sharing, never thought it would be hollow inside.

  • @sdophoto1405
    @sdophoto1405 Před rokem

    Helpful! I am considering the pax but I think I might have a slight heigh issue in getting the built unit into my reach in closet. I would only be about an inch too tall so I was thinking about cutting down the plinth on the bottom maybe. Would that work?

    • @bdmechanic4170
      @bdmechanic4170 Před rokem

      Yes, lowering height would be much easier than width. I would use a new thinner blade, I noticed these boards cut better on the surface facing the blade. What is your ceiling height?

    • @sdophoto1405
      @sdophoto1405 Před rokem

      @@bdmechanic4170 I have a height of 81.5 which will fit. I think I will have to remove my existing sliding closet doors and hardware as if I leave those on I will only have 76.5. Taking them off because of a small drop down I have 80 inches. Then I could slide them in but could be tight. Was hoping I did not have to remove all the hardware

    • @bdmechanic4170
      @bdmechanic4170 Před rokem

      @@sdophoto1405I think your plan would work. I would cut from top instead of bottom,,you don’t need to be perfect if it’s at the top, won’t wobble or anything,,,can’t see it either. You can go to Ikeas webpage and use PAX Planner tool to design your cabinet,.up to height you need..~75 is a good reachable height,,user friendly..good luck..let me know how it goes..

  • @tecunumantonatiu4484

    And before working on any electrical appliances (UNPLUG THE DEVICES) ! Thank you for the tutorials

  • @tecunumantonatiu4484

    Video on how to install the wires and fuses. Please! Makes sense

  • @tecunumantonatiu4484

    Installing a fuse makes sense! But why only one Thermostat unit went dead when you had two units connected?

    • @bdmechanic4170
      @bdmechanic4170 Před rokem

      Each thermostat connected to separate units, there is a second furnace unit.

  • @tecunumantonatiu4484

    Great tutorial. Thank you. I’ll check the furnace ASAP! Those knuckleheads 🙃 yes ! Can’t trust any kind of service people these days !

  • @markcardenas8886
    @markcardenas8886 Před rokem

    I was stressed out last night when the oc light blinked. Watched this video vacuum all the water in dishwasher and the line under sink. I also put my air compressor hose in both dishwasher drain and the line under sink. Not sure which work the vacuum or the air but did it few times. Put back together and the water is draining. Stress free thank you.

  • @BobbyDigital28
    @BobbyDigital28 Před rokem

    Will try it out. Thanks

  • @KendraBird
    @KendraBird Před rokem

    Thank you!

  • @OlayinkaPopoola
    @OlayinkaPopoola Před rokem

    Please can you advise on the thickness of the wire

    • @bdmechanic4170
      @bdmechanic4170 Před rokem

      It’s the same wire that comes with Ring camera

  • @evanzakar7878
    @evanzakar7878 Před rokem

    Thanks for your help 👍

  • @ashaykeenabedin8747

    Fifa?

  • @kocojack
    @kocojack Před rokem

    Your drain pipe is below the sink which is not good because if the water backs up from garbage disposal. The first thing that is going to hit is going to be back up to the dish washer.

    • @bdmechanic4170
      @bdmechanic4170 Před rokem

      That's correct, it has happened. How is yours designed?

    • @kocojack
      @kocojack Před rokem

      @@bdmechanic4170 I have an airgap on top of the sink. Water from the dish washer will go up to the air gap and down to the garbage disposal. Because the air gap is upon the sink, water won't leak back down unless the water level raise above the sink. Most sink will have a hole cut out to put in an air gap. If it does not, the best thing you can do is to staple the dish washer hose to the top of the sink cabinet, so that water wont leak back down unless the water level goes up to the place where your hose is stapled.

    • @Soyloca666
      @Soyloca666 Před 7 měsíci

      @@kocojackwth is an air gap ???

  • @CookEatwithAaryan0213

    How do you fix washing machines

  • @bpacheco6
    @bpacheco6 Před rokem

    I was about to give up. I have been cleaning filter regularly and still had this issue.....your video saved me time and money thank you so much My impeller was seized for some reason I was able to break whatever was stuck free and it worked

  • @KakiKitsune
    @KakiKitsune Před rokem

    Hi! I can't get the piece to pull up. (1:35). Any trick? I feel like it's going to break.

    • @bpacheco6
      @bpacheco6 Před rokem

      Took some wiggling for me a few tries I also was worried I'd break it Then I had to really force that impeller to move it was seized ....it should spin freely ....this video fixed my issue wouldn't have known about that impeller cover without it

  • @bmcclarin87
    @bmcclarin87 Před rokem

    Is that small amount of water in the video normal to have?

    • @bdmechanic4170
      @bdmechanic4170 Před rokem

      Good thought..I actually don’t know, couldn’t see the setup inside due to limited space..will take a look and get back to you..have you noticed any water with your unit?

    • @ashleybeazley
      @ashleybeazley Před rokem

      I’m curious as well. We just bought a house and I was cleaning the dishwasher and there’s a small amount of water at the bottom there

    • @user-es6vo2fj1g
      @user-es6vo2fj1g Před 10 měsíci

      Tiene que haber un poco de líquido o contenido para que la bomba de agua no trabaje en vacio y si deteriore el sello de jebe,igualmente en las lavadoras de ropas,I am handyman of apliance

  • @PritpalSingh-ys6ol
    @PritpalSingh-ys6ol Před rokem

    Hi... You should have purchased a Bosch or Miele dishwasher. Those are the "BMW" and "Mercedes" of dishwashers. My house came with a Bosch and it lasted for 17 years; used it twice a day. Due to the pandemic, did not want to wait on a back ordered Bosch, so I got what the store had available and it was a Miele. I have had it for a year and use it twice a day also. I refuse to wash dishes. I Let the dishwasher do the work and no problems what so ever.

    • @bdmechanic4170
      @bdmechanic4170 Před rokem

      Yea, I would think Bosch would be better. They are nice and expensive. Hopefully during next renovation we can switch it over. Do you have Bosch refrigerator and other appliances? How are those?

    • @PritpalSingh-ys6ol
      @PritpalSingh-ys6ol Před rokem

      @@bdmechanic4170 I have a Bosch double oven and gas cook top. They are working well. I too will replace once I renovate my home.

    • @VictorBloom-lq2ry
      @VictorBloom-lq2ry Před rokem

      But my Bosch has got this problem in 1 year.