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Fantastic! This worked perfectly. Thank you!!!

Ty worked perfectly!!!!!! Ty again

Excellent video. The explanations are gold. Heads and shoulders above the rest. So helpful. Thank you!!

Thank you, You helped me and got my Hot water tank back up and running.

Great tutorial, but I have no idea how to identify what brand and model my faucet is in order to purchase seats and springs. Guess I'll have to buy a whole new faucet.

Amazing! the valve seat wrench was the missing link to fixing ours!!! I knew the problem but not sure how to get them out! thank you a million

Hmmm....no mention of groove worn into the crank side of the pulley. It can be a problem.

God bless you.

Thank you now I know how to replace it. What’s the best way to clean the top of the stove so they don’t click all day? ❤ 👍🏻

Excellent tutorial! Thank you!

After checking everything else, it seems I have a coil issue. To make sure, since I don’t have a viewing hole to see the flame, I turned off all the lights to make the entire room was pitch black. I also put some aluminum foil in a spot where it didn’t touch anything but hopefully would reflect some light for me to see, though i actually don’t think it was needed. After the dryer was turned on, I saw that the igniter turned on twice (giving a bright red-yellow glow each time) and the gas lighting up twice, giving a faint but visible blueish glow. After that, the gas wouldn’t light up anymore. I immediately turned the dryer off, unplugged it, quickly removed both coils to test on a multimeter (you don’t have to be super rushed, it’ll stay bad for a while), and saw that one of them didn’t give any ohms. After letting it cool down, I tested it again, and sure enough I got a reading. Did all of this twice (ensures I only need to “cut once”). To OP, thank you so much for this video, I really appreciate it! Hopefully I can get this all repaired up. I’m so tired at this point @_@

My temperature adjustment never worked from day one, how do I know if its the circuit board or the temperature sensor? My water has always been blazing hot can't turn it down. Does not show any codes, heater is six plus years old running good on LP.

great video made repairs too easy, just waiting for my parts from amazon $10 for 4 sensors!!

This is the best!! Thank you

I've watched hundreds of youtube videos on many many subjects, and this is definitely one of, if not the best how to video and commentary I've seen. Thank you. Now to try and put it to test..

Great video. I would like to recommend before removing the burner. Remove the pilot tube and verify you have gas coming out of the valve. Next like you mention blow out the pilot tube. Make sure your thermal switch isn’t tripped and try to light the pilot. Most of the time that works. Unless it’s a bad thermopile it will light.

Can't believe your channel hasn't been suggested to me before! Fantastic explanation with no filler "We bought this car and lemme tell yall the story of my sick sisters journey when the AC went out...." that always seems to go along with a lot of other DIY and How To channels!!!! Very well filmed and demonstrated. Clear, concise language and giving all the names for the pulley/clutch/ etc. People call the same part 5 different names sometimes and it confuses me sometimes. Thanks for making this because I am definitely going to use your channel and this video in the future!!! Cheers from Missouri in 2024!

@FRUGAL DIY: Thank you so much for your tutorial, but what’s the chance are our water heater don’t have a spark need to replace this switch, or thermopile? Thank you!

Gas valves are not $50 today in 2024... between $150-$200

Is it normal to have 2 coils with the same 2 pi ns? I only see Amazon sell combo of 3 +2 pins combo. I tested all the stuff that I can but everything pass within range. The only thing that you mention was the false positive testing on coils. My last hope is to replace those 2 coils. :-(

Does the board act as the thermostat?

So I just wanted to say you are amazing. We followed your troubleshooting videos step by step and it worked.ultimately found the thermoswitch had tripped. Likely from the amount of debris inside the protective shell on our heater which is outside. Wish we had heard you say the part about holding the pilot button in until the lights blink earlier might have saved us a few steps.

thank you for the effort and sharing. BIG thumbs up.

Amazing a great video can be done without f bombs. Good video.

So when I try to turn on the burners to the right the burners on the left both spark up. Wish me luck lol

To be honest, this is the most detailed AC pulley replacement video I have ever watched on CZcams by far. Excellent work and grateful for your work.

Very thorough

I noticed that my gauges were way off. Tried to figure out why and then duh!! I had moved from 1200' above sea level to 5000'. Used your video to confirm how to adjust. Thanks.

I sprayed wd40 and let's see how

Looks good

Thank you so much for that help. AMAZING!!!!!!

Very helpful video, you do an awesome job of explaining things well. Now I have to buy one of those graduated removal tools, but it's bound to be cheaper than a service call. Thank you so much.

I just want to agree with numerous other compliments about how great a video this is. I appreciate the fact that you took the time to explain each step in detail, and how it could possibly relate to the overall effort to solve the problem. Other videos often show you what they did after they’ve already done it, but that’s not really ‘teaching’. You clearly showed how to do each step, which was awesome and amazing. Thank you.

You have by far the best most complete video on this subject. thank you.

Your are by far the best at this than I've seen across youtube. Your attention to detail is fantastic and your troubleshooting processes are very well done. You helped me solve what turned out to be a complex problem that actually was very simple to solve in the end because of your great video. Thank you!!

Mine starts has the flame come on for a few seconds then shuts off with an error code of E01. It's a Bosch. I bench tested the flame sensor and it never opens. Could this be why or something else?

Thanks!

Informative video, thank you for sharing it!

best appliance repair w/ explanatoion i've seen... just awesome

great job ladys

Great video thank you some much ma'am, you're the best.

I don't think I've ever done a review but I am compelled to let Frugal DIY know that her explanation is superb! Thank you...

I appreciate your informative instructions. I just completed problem solving my gas dryer following your helpful steps. Thank you so much.

GE makes it much easier to replace the igniter than fridgidair crown serise model. You have to remove all top componants and entire wiring system to each igniter....it's a ridiculous set up and likely used to force buying a new appliance !

yes ! had to do it twice but it worked! thank you

Best video for this repair I've seen yet.👍 But for whatever reason, I Cannot get the seats & springs to seat. Been working with the both sides for over 2 days, meaning running outside turning water on only for a few minutes at a time because since they're not seated, now instead of the dripping faucet that I started with, I now have a running one. I've tried pressing with my fingers, and with various rounded ends of different tools. Even with the ball itself (Wondered why I didn't think of that long ago🙄. And was sure that would work👍😁. NOT). I've even tried, while pressing down, using the point of a steak knife, 'wedging it in' all around... Would just replace the whole faucet, but 'things' underneath the sink are so old and corroded 😳... I don't want to go from almost psycho to absolute madness (Undersink leak?!? Under house leak?!?!?! Just bury me now ⚰). Any advice, anyone??? And to those of you with 'funny bones'🙄, please don't suggest a plumber. Not unless you're paying. Added-- Oh. I also tried a different set of seats and springs.

Where can you buy water heater burner assembly? Please, if anyone knows, send the website, or the telephone number to call, thank you.

Ladies, I've got a Mercedes ML500 SUV ripped apart all over my garage as I rebuild/replace the rear suspension and CV's. Your detailed explanation was excellent and will help me replace the CV axle seals the right way. I looked a bunch for this kind of details about MBZ's seals and couldn't find it. Bless your hearts. 😉😘

So when they warm up that causes the failure. Now that makes sense. When they are cold they pass the resistance tests. For 27.00 replace them.

Thank you for the clear easy to follow instructions