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Just trying to share some projects that I have done......
Replacing a Hot Tub Heater Element and Pump Seals- Part 3 of 3
This is the 3rd video of my journey into changing the heating element and pump seals on my hot tub.
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Replacing Hot Tub Heater Element and Pump Seals Part 2
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Part 2 of my Heater Element and seal replacement on my hot tub. 
Replacing Hot Tub Heater Element and Pump Seal- Part 1
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In this video to show how I replaced the heating element in my hot tub heater, as well as the seal and impeller for one of the pumps.
Restoring a Boat Trailer- Part 5- Finished!!
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This is the Final video of the Boat Trailer Restoration!
Restoring a Boat Trailer- Part 4
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This is Part 4 of my journey into restoring my boat trailer.
Restoring a Boat Trailer- Part 3
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Part 3 of the Journey into my Boat Trailer Restoration.
Restoring a Boat Trailer- Part 2
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Part 2 of my journey into a storing this boat trailer. Be careful when using an Angle Grinder with a Wire Wheel!!!
Restoring a Boat Trailer Part 1- Installing Electric Brakes, Paint, New Bunks, Lights, etc..
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A good friend donated his boat and trailer to me. The boat is currently docked and needs to be pulled out of the water and have some restoration work done to it. While I had definitely seen the boat previously, I had not seen the trailer until he dropped it off in my driveway. For the last 6 years or so it has been stored outside at a remote property he own. Blackberry bushes had grown complete...
Hot Glue Gun Not Working??
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I have a relatively new Dewalt Hot Glue gun that all of a sudden stopped working. Here is how I fixed it mine about $1.50, instead of buying another $45 one to replace it. Sorry that my camera work isn't a little closer! As always, if you find any value in it, kindly subscribe! Thanks for watching!
Cleaning A Gummed Up Carburetor!
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Going to try and get my old 1980’s Powermate 3250 Watt Generator running again after it’s been sitting for roughly 16 years! And as always, if you enjoy the video, could you kindly hit the "LIKE" button? I appreciate it!
Navien NPE 240-A Check Valve Replace
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This is how you replace the check valve on a Navien NPE 240A Tankless Water Heater. Just FYI, the Tech Support number for Navien is 800-519-8794. They are SUPER helpful! As always, please hit LIKE if this helps you. Thanks guys!
Wall Mounted Desk Top with HVLP Clear Coat
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How I built a simple wall mount desk for my son.
Green Mountain Grill Troubleshooting
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My GMG stopped working and I had to find out exactly which part to replace. Please hit the LIKE BUTTON if this video was helpful. Thank you!
Cant change temp on mine
Thank you so much for the helpful video. The check valve for my Navien NPE-240A failed last year, the plumber charged me ~$500 to diagnose and fix. After only 1 year, the same happened with water being just Luke warm. I watched the video, purchased the valve and replaced it. Work well now. Saved me ~$400. One thing to note is that the check valve purchased from Boston Heating Supply is not the right one for my 2016 NPE-240A or the valve shown in the video ( I purchased and it did not fit). I found the right valve in SUPPLIES DEPOT, part # 30008360A. I got two since this valve seems to have short life of ~1 year.
Fantastic! Super glad the Video helped you! And thank you very much for the helpful tip!
Great video.... cured my problem. Only 1 issue. Navien wouldn't provide much help to me as a non-licensed plumber. Based on your video, I bought a new check valve and just asked the question of whether it could be the check valve. Technician said could be the problem so I replaced it and problem solved. Thx so much for your video!
I’m glad it worked out! Thanks for watching!
My wife had not showered in two days due to long days at work. She did her work out last night and no hot water. Thinking it was the heat exchanger I did a two hour flush but nothing. Did the bypass and viola hot water. My check valve was disintegrated when I pulled it but at least could get half of it back in to stop water from leaking. I ordered the check valve with overnight shipping and will replace it and a few other o rings. I've had my Navien for 7 years and this is first time a part has failed. We have extremely hard water. My wife and family just want to say thank you!!!!!
Wow! Thanks! This was my problem. Removed the check valve from my NPE-240A, it was gunked up and did not move freely with the spring action. Cleaned it with some wd-40 and it loosened up perfectly. The hot water was now able to flow without the mix of the cold. Great info and thanks for the video!
That’s great news! Thanks for watching and glad it helped!
Excellent video. Thanks
Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching!
Perfect thank you!
Absolutely!
Thank you for this detailed walk through!
I’m glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the video, going to follow this tonight and hopefully fix my water heater.
Awesome! I’ll keep my fingers crossed for you!
Thank you so much!!! Navien wouldn't talk to me, so I had to call a plumber. The plumber sat on HOLD with Navien for more than an hour and a half and went from number 39 in the queue to number 20 in the queue. I made them leave before they could charge me for another hour. After watching your video, I took out the check valve, cleaned it, and smeared a light coating of silicone grease on the inside O-ring, and it's working beautifully again! You are a life saver!
I’m so glad I could help! Great job on doing your own repair! Sometimes that’s all it takes is to pull it out, clean it, and put it right back in! Thank you for watching and thank you for the kind words!
this helped me immensely, many thanks. In my case, it only seemed to be the shower that wasn't hot enough, the nearby tub always worked great (higher flow). This led us down the expensive but fruitless path of replacing the shower cartridge, which didn't work, then the whole valve, which also didn't do the job. Finally, a $7 part that I installed myself with the help of this video solved it.
That’s great news! So glad it helped you! Thanks for watching!
Check Valve solved my issue as well. The hot water is also flowing at a higher rate. Thanks!!
Good to hear! Thanks for watching!
I fix these for locals and I have repaired about 100 of them so far. Loosing all 3 motors? I may see motor drive issues but generally it's 1 not all 3 and a low cost Triac i believe a BTA20 or a Diode that opens up. If all 3 check connections by Removing power board form cpu board it is 2 screws top and bottom most likely the pins connecting the 2 boards have corrosion and making poor contact.
Agreed. I was just showing how to test all three motors to eliminate any of those as a possible issue. you will never have all three motors go out. But occasionally, somebody will want to test them. I believe the Motors now are DC and not like the ones I show in the video. In this instance, it was my circuit board that was the problem. It’s been 3 years since I replaced it and so far everything‘s been running great! Have a Happy New Year!
Thanks so much for this!! Helped me repair my water heater. Appreciate the in depth explanation!
Glad it helped and thank you for watching!
Thanks! Just fixed mine by removing the valve and cleaning the dirt out of the spring so it can move freely again and putting some o-ring grease on both the o-rings
Good job! Thanks for watching!
Great video. It helped me more than anything I’ve found. Thanks
Glad it helped! Thanks for watching!
This solved my problem as well! Very helpful. Thank you for posting this!
Glad it helped! Thanks for watching!
I thought the fans were 12v. At least some are. Wouldn't want to put 120v to them.
Agreed, you should never put 110- 120 volt AC to a 12 Volt DC motor. As I mentioned in the video, you need to look at the ID Tags first. This particular model has fan motors that are all 110 volt AC. I totally agree with you, and the ID Tag was the first thing I checked before I did anything further. I think the auger motors as well as some of the fans on the new models are 12 Volt nowadays, but definitely check first like I did.
Thank you for being very descriptive on the whole process !!!!
You are so welcome! Thank you for watching!
Your ability to explain is great. You helped me solve my problem, where even the plumber could not - they are quick to propose you the most complex solution, where a 6$ replacement part can do it.
Thank you for the kind words. I’m glad this helped you!
These smokers are trash. Currently at an air b&w and this thing won’t work. Really missing my traeger right now
Great info it worked for me thank you. New check valve is on its way.
Glad it helped!
Love it. Great video. Seeing your jimmy rigged power connector, I think you and I would be best friends lol!
Haha! I’m sure we would.
Great video, thank you.
Thank you! And thank you for watching!
Green mountain grill Davy Crocket. When plugged in the off light is flashing and will not turn on. Anybody experience this?
Navien has notorious name of bad check valve. Owner has high chance to get it! Defective design
This is a very helpful video and very good work explaining everything clearly. I am having the same issue with my Navien NPE-210A2 and I've only had it for 6 months! They are sending me a new check valve.
Great Video! I have to do one tomorrow and was glad to have found a video before i went to do it. thank you so much.
Thank you for watching! You are very welcome!
Ive been having trouble with getting to temp, and then holding it. I will set it to 225 it will get there hold for about 5 min. then drop to 190 and then slowly climb back up and repeat.????? seems like everything is working other then holding temp and getting their in a timely fashion
Those issues can be a bit of a challenge to diagnose. GMG has made a number of upgrades since their first grills rolled off the line. Their are software updates that can be done through to phone app now. You also have a temp sensor that could be giving you trouble. Could be either of those to be honest....Might be a good ideal to call their tech support line and let them go through some software troubleshooting questions with you. That will either fix the problem or allow you to move on to the hardware troubleshooting- Which normally comes after you have eliminated software and settings as a culprit. Keep us updated and good luck!
Great video, thank you for posting. Just like the other posters, it saved me a bunch of money and was a very simple fix.
Thank you and I’m glad it helped! Thanks for watching!
Ya navien..will only troubleshoot a plumber. Homeowner is questions only! There's a 20-minute time limit. I called back because I had one more question I was put on hold and hung up on. I called back again they answered about two questions and hung up on me. Not great customer service at all
Me too, they said my warranty is void cuz i installed myself, beware! dont tell them. You have to pay a plumber to get any service so never a cheap fix
Great video and thank you so much! It helped me identifying the issue with my NPE-240. The explanation part was incredibly helpful for ones like me having no technical expertise. The actual replacement part took me just few mins (though I’d urge others to take enough time for draining). Again, thank you!
Thank you for watching!
Super helpful! I have external recirculation piping, but looking at this video and manual I was able to figure that all out and shut the valve while also adjusting the dip switches. NOW MY HEATER WORKS WELL AGAIN!! A happy wife is a happy life! I have a new check valve on order. Much happier to pay for a $5 part vs. $200+ dollar plumber bill to put in a $5 part which is so easy to remove/reinstall. 😀😀😀😀
Awesome!
I removed the check valve and only 1/2 half of the valve came out. Looks like the remaining part is stuck inside. Any idea as to how remove the broken part from the cavity? Thanks
Hmmmmmm….. Not sure exactly. I wonder if there is a way to get needle nose pliers in there to gently pull it out? I’ve never had to do that so I don’t have any tried and true method to follow. Whatever you do, be sure and be CAREFUL!
Thank you so much, you save me hundreds $$. The check valve was stuck for me and I clean it out. Works like a charm. Thanks Sir
Absolutely! Thank you for watching!
@@TDScotty first I swapped out the flow sensor, but still the same. The check valve is the culprit, I am so happy
Thank you for this video! I had the same issue with my Navien NPE 240a right after a copper pipe pinhole leak on the hot water line (maybe one caused the other?). In any case I did a lot of searching on the internet for what the problem might be, and this video was the most helpful result. I ordered part # 30008360A from tanklessparts for $6 + shipping. Once I got it though I chickened out and wanted a licensed plumber to troubleshoot with Navien Support first (they wouldn't troubleshoot with me). Took them only 5 min to notice that the GPM (gallons per min) was not what it should be, and the tech said it could either be the flow sensor or the check valve. The tech also recommended a thorough flush with one of those more expensive products (not just white vinegar), something like Haymaker. I told the plumber I'd get the flow sensor and have him come back to install both later, but after he left I felt the check valve installation was most likely the culprit. Once I removed the check valve it was plain to see the spring was unseated, and there may have also been a bit of the plastic missing too. After installation of the new check valve, my hot water is back to normal! I could have saved a bit of money if I wouldn't have chickened out but oh well. Couple of tips for the installation. I would recommend draining the water from the water heater fully, probably from the bottom drain plug. I tried draining from the service ports but that didn't drain it all the way and I ended up having some water come out after removing the check valve. That was a little scary because it wasn't just a few drops, it was pouring out and I was worried it would damage some electronics or wires. I made sure to dry the area thoroughly with towels and a fan before flipping that internal power switch back on. Second tip is don't forget to remove the cap that the check valve has on it. I know it's a silly tip, but at first I didn't know why the part didn't fit, and then I realized the cap was still on :P
Thank you! I appreciate your good information.
Thank you for watching!
You’re a fucking life saver thank you sir
Haha! Thank you! Glad this helped!
So helpful!
Thank you kindly!
Thank you so much for sharing this. Wish I had seen this earlier. I would have replaced this myself for my heater and saved $250.
You’re welcome! Glad it was helpful.
So complete and so well explained! Thank you!
Thank you for the kind words! And thank you for watching! You are very welcome!
Great info.
I've had nothing but issues with my Bowie since I bought it new. At first, it ate igniters. No big deal replacing them, but you would think the cables would be insulated a little better as their jackets seem to melt and the igniters would short. It's gone through three thus far. Then, it was the temp sensor and the meat thermometer. Replaced both of those. Lately, it seems to be the board that's giving me fits. The problems that manifested themselves were around the reliability of long-term cooking. You couldn't just set it and forget it. You'd come out to monitor the progress to find it had either shut down completely or the temperature would inexplicably plunge, and maybe it would recover, and maybe it wouldn't. Very frustrating. Now, I can't seem to set the temp any higher than 260 degrees. It's only about 4 years old and I don't want to throw a buck-30 at a new board. Guess I should'a got a Traeger...
I hear ya. I have had issues with mine as well, as you can see.... The first models seemed to be fairly bullet proof, but the newer models seem to have issues all over the place. Recently I had similar problems that you had in regards to low temperature. I decided to download the latest updates, as I read on a forum that might help. It took me a week to finally get it to download and update. I just couldn't get the app to connect to my home network. I finally ended up calling tech support and spent 25 minutes with them on the phone until we finally got it figured out. My grill temp is once again hot, and maybe a little hotter than it should be, but better than it was. Either way, I hear you.
Thank You! I second Jack that this is helpful for not only changing the check valve, but how to troubleshoot and read the codes. Great Job!
Thank you, kindly! I appreciate it and I am glad it provided some level of clarity!
Navien will only work with a licensed plumber. You don' have recirc plumbing so you should leave it 6 o'clock, 1off 2 on
Navien worked with me, but they certainly don't work with everyone. That is why I made this video- so that if you can't get support, at least you have this as a resource. And you are correct, I don't have a recirc plumbing line, but I do have the optional internal tank- and per Navien, that requires 9 O'clock. That is how my unit came from the factory, set at 9, and per them that is how it should be set. And you are correct, I do not have a recirc line, but if I did that changes the game. In that case I would need 1 off and 2 on. But again, the setup I showed is for an internal tank setup like mine ONLY. Sorry if this was confusing to you.
@@TDScotty what telephone number did you use? BTW verified dip settings all off no recirc,1 on 9o'click internal pump no recirc line, 1 off 2 on 6o'clock recirc line, 1&2 on intelligent pre- heat.
EXCELLENT VIDEO . I love your attention to detail. You left no stone unturned . Glad you took the time to post this. Thank you
Thank you very much for the kind words! I was so frustrated that there weren't any detailed videos about check valve issues when I was having them. So I figured I would make one in the hopes that it could help people save some money if they had nowhere else to turn. Thanks for watching, and again thanks for the kind words!
Thank you, this was super helpful! Note that your bypass valve and switch settings may be different if you have a recirculation line, which they were in my case. My bypass needed to be at 6 o'clock, and 1=off, 2=on for the switches. The check valve replacement was super easy and now I'm getting plenty of hot water. Thanks again!
That’s awesome. And thanks for the helpful info regarding a Recirc Line! I’m glad you got yours working again! Thanks for the kind words.
My settings are the same as Gregs. My bypass valve has markings showing INT (9 o'clock) and EXT (6 o'clock).
Excellent video that helped to fix my problem. Thank you for a detailed video that addressed the issue. My wife can have a hot shower now!!
That's great news! Plus, Happy Wife, Happy Life!!
Thank you! This helped me repair my Navien quickly and I found that the old valve was broken in two pieces inside.
You are welcome. I’m glad this helped!
Thanks for video. My almost new Navien had this issue. The plumber that installed was able to get help from Navien to diagnose, but your explanation shows exactly what happened and I am waiting for delivery of new check valve. This time I had a warranty from installer, but next time I might be out there not able to get help from Navien, dependent on videos like yours!
Your welcome and I’m glad it helped!!