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Thanks for watching. Dust mopping (with a treated mop) and vacuuming together will yield the best results. Every case and facility is different and the time required to clean, and the amount of soil are both a factor in how you structure your cleaning schedule. So it if makes sense for your case you might choose to include periodic vacuuming in addition to your regular cleaning.

Thanks for watching. It could be the overload protector or an issue with the compressor. This video is a complete guide to compressor troubleshooting: ruclips.net/video/NND8J8dXqJ0/видео.html Hope this helps!

Thanks for watching. Since the condenser coils are hotter, the condenser fan has to pull air over the compressor (which will be fresh air from outside the refrigerator) to push over the condenser coils. If the reverse was true, then the condenser fan would be pushing hot air over a warm compressor, which would not help it stay cool.

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Thanks for watching. You can get exact replacement stove heating elements from AMRE. Enter you model number here to see an exact match: www.amresupply.com/lookup or browse the category: www.amresupply.com/catalog/Elements-Surface-Radiant-Solid-Surface-632517-AD1C

Thanks for watching. Other than listening and seeing other cues (like water draining slowly, or a smell of sewage) To determine if the vent stack is blocked and where the blockage is, one will need to access the vent stack from above and use a snake or scope to inspect it. This is best handled by professionals.

Thanks for watching. There are some variations between models but we hope the video was still helpful to you

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Thanks for watching. If the pilot stays lit, then that shows that the thermocouple produces enough voltage. In this cases it's likely a faulty control valve, this can't easily be tested though but it would explain the intermittent issues that you're having.

Sensitive smoke detectors and weak bathroom fans were the perfect storm in our home as the steam from the shower would consistently trigger the detector in the adjacent hallway.

Thanks for watching. This video is intended to help people identify, measure and find a replacement for a decorative light bulb when they don't know the size and base type. Not all bulbs will have markings or the right information written on it so there are times where some measuring is needed.

Thanks for watching. It can be difficult to tell depending on the size and amount of sediment.

Thanks for watching. Normally it takes a deep freeze 24 hours to get down to temperature the first time it is turned on? If the fan is running but is making some noise then it can be a sign that the bearings are starting to fail. As well if it is vibrational noise, tightening the mounting screws can help. It's worth trying to clean the condenser coils to ensure that there is a good transfer of heat. As well make sure that there is enough space behind the freezer for air to move freely.

Thanks for watching, we're glad you found it helpful. The defrost thermostat is meant to protect the heater from getting too hot. It will disconnect the circuit once it warms up. Removing the defrost thermostat and leaving the wires disconnected will prevent the defrost heater from working. Bypassing the defrost thermostat will mean that it will not shut off the defrost heater at the rated temperature. This is not recommended as it is unsafe.

@@AmreSupply Thank you! what would be the easiest safest way to disable the defrost?

@@wantabeu2ify Disconnecting any part of the heater circuit will prevent the defrost from running but it's not recommended to run the refrigerator without a working defrost system as ice will build up and will prevent the fridge from cooling properly.

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Thanks for watching. The sump basin needs to be at the lowest part of the basement as that is where the water collects. The sump is located in the sump basin so it will push the water up through the discharge pipe. You cannot place the pump higher and use suction to move the water up the pipe as there are limits how far water can move via suction.

Thanks for watching. Not all multimeters will have the resistance with tone setting, (the audible beep) which will beep anytime there is continuity. We showed how to test continuity with resistance as this covers a wider range of scenarios. If the component you test has a resistance of 0 Ohms or above then it will beep (while on that setting). This is continuity. There is a continuous electrical path. If the component has no resistance, a blank display or - - - - - - or a "OL" reading, then it has no continuity. In this case there is no beep. This is explained a bit more in the multimeter basics video: ruclips.net/video/r_migcta_Is/видео.html Hope this helps.

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Thanks for watching. Are you able to narrow down where that sound is coming from? Is it an intermittent sound? Does it happen anytime a fan runs? Listen carefully and see if you can make out any patterns, that will help you determine what could be the cause.

Thanks for watching. The terminals on the light socket in this video have different colors and this a byproduct of how lamp sockets are wired in other applications. Brass is hot and the silver colored terminal is neutral. In this case the colors shouldn't matter as there is no polarity in the light bulb itself in the oven. As for replacing the terminals itself, it's always best to replace like for like, to ensure a proper fit and connection. If the new terminal connects securely, then it should be good to go.

Thanks for watching. The terminals on the light socket in this video have different colors and this a byproduct of how lamp sockets are wired in other applications. Brass is hot and the silver colored terminal is neutral. In this case the colors shouldn't matter as there is no polarity in the light bulb itself in the oven. As for replacing the terminals itself, it's always best to replace like for like, to ensure a proper fit and connection. If the new terminal connects securely, then it should be good to go.

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@@happycarrot8166 You're welcome, we're just happy to help. When in doubt, just replacing the socket can be the best option as it's just a simple 1 for 1 replacement. No guesswork needed.

Thanks for watching. You can see various Universal Relays here and there will be some rated for higher voltages: www.amresupply.com/catalog/Relay-Overload-Capacitor-And-Relay-Capacitor-Combinations-660359-AK2P

Thanks for watching we're glad you're finding the videos helpful! For leaks at any of these connections you can remove the valve body and check for any buildup of calcium and give it a good clean. If the connection has a gasket or O-ring then often it's good to install a new O-ring. Tighten the connections and check for leaks. Also it's worth noting that teflon tape is only for NPT connections that do not have an O-ring or gasket.

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Thanks for watching. Yes at 1:10 we mention "To test a component for continuity first set the multimeter to the Ohms or resistance with tone setting". We demonstrate with the resistance setting as it's most applicable to more multimeters.

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Thanks for watching. It's worth checking to see if the diaphragm is seated correctly and that it makes a good seal around the valve seat. Also check for any buildup of calcium or minerals which might also prevent the diaphragm from making a good seal. Clean the valve if necessary.

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