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Use a shop vac to suck up the water as it comes out.

soak it in the sink with very hot water for 10 minutes. :)

you're welcome, jean!

We host students from all 50 states with on-campus housing outside of Cleveland, OH

@@fredsapplianceacademy do you offer speciality course on ice machines ?

@@garza7676 We do not at this time.

@@garza7676 We don't on ice machines specifically but we do go over ice makers and the sealed system. However any questions on ice machines a student might have will be answered.

@@fredsapplianceacademy I’m hvac certified and been in the field for 5 years . Im looking for a school that could offer a solid course all at least 5 ice machine brands . Seems like that unheard off .

Not uncommon and wont hurt a thing.

We host students from all 50 states with on-campus housing outside of Cleveland, OH

Unfortunately no. Though it is possible it is not recommended. The reason is that the evap is so thin walled getting it up to temp before it melts is difficult. Also, if one hole has appeared more are likely on the way. Patching a hole in a rotting evaporator is just delaying the inevitable which is more holes in the future.

@@fredsapplianceacademy thank you for the advice

Hi there! We're willing to explore this option. Feel free to have your contact reach out to us. school@fredsappliance.com

In this set up there are no screw holding anything in the rear. It is done through the front. As a repair company we fully understand that accessing stacked laundry is difficult. These videos are almost always done in open areas for production purposes. Filming inside of a closet with a ladder, tech and poor lighting doesn't make the best of videos. Highlighting the AllDolly's usefulness and eliminating the need for a second tech in many cases was the point. But we get it, not all installs would allow for this tool to be used. :)

The wire that is on the appliance is also connected to the neutral on the terminal block. It doubles as a ground wire in the 3 wire cord application.

@@fredsapplianceacademy Thanks for that.!!! much appreciated !

@@negrilsand You're very welcome!

Very welcome and thanks much!

You can but it will make the thermometer hard to read once that water freezes. I would suggest isopropyl alcohol as it's cheap, clear and wont freeze.

That's awesome! Very welcome Bryson and we hope the art came out great.

"Tinning" Flux though!!

Use Tinning Flux though.

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@@joepol711 We did. Oatey #95 tinning flux.

Sure thing!

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Hi there! We're not sure on this. Sorry we can't be of more assistance!

Drill it out and put in bigger screws. you should be just fine :)

They like to be intermittent and drive you mad!!!

It will work to clean the dishwasher but it will not really work to remove suds.

If it didn't spark the bleeder resister inside the cap did it job and already discharged it. Just make sure you have good contact between the two terminals when you are discharging it and you are good to go.

​@fredsapplianceacademy Thanks! I did it many times to be sure but still scared to touch it after reading many comments.

@@Justice-101 me too!

The melting point of Stay-Brite is usually between 430 to 530 Fahrenheit. The discharge line should never get this hot even when there is non condensable gas in the system. Remember we are talking about residential refrigeration not commercial. The compressor is also thermally protected by an overload to prevent it from reaching temperatures this high. If that joint fails from heat the compressor and or over load has experienced catastrophic failure.

Take the cap off where your rinse aid is and turn it higher to allow the unit to add more rinse aid. A couple more factors could be your water its self or if you are or are not using the heated dry. I would suggest using heated dry if that option is available on your machine and have your water checked for harness especially if you are on a well water system.

No. If you want to test the temp of the food in a microwave remove it and use something like a meat temp probe.

@@adambutcher4204 ok , I get it...really appreciate ur response...take care...

But they won’t have fun and fulfilling jobs

@@joelbackman4389 jobs are called work for a reason. Fulfilment is found seeking spiritual connection with Jesus & living a wholesome life with wife / husband. Free from filth & sinful living. They you get to live in happiness

​@joelbackman4389 😂 I'm an owner operator and I can tell you, I make great money, and love every minute of making a customers life normal again. I meet awesome people that I build a relationship with In a matter of an hour. People that will never forget who I am or what I did for them. Fun and fulfilling? Absofreakinlutely brother.

​@@joelbackman4389And sitting behind a screen in a fancy office all day with student debt for half your life is? Yikes, would rather jump off a bridge than endure that.

This is for residential appliance repair. We're raining techs to go into homes and troubleshoot/repair the appliances.

Very welcome :)

Always check it if you can before you call for service!!

It actually shouldn't matter. It's more of a where do I have the space to put this thing type deal :)

Awesome! Smart idea!!

I did union electrical work, half the time is wasting time, i worked non-union, most of the time the work aint done right. All I know is this job pays very well, even more than what my old foreman gets paid. Trade work aint all that. A Milwaukee packout doesnt make you good at what you do lol

Lmao bro you’d be surprised how useless customers are, its easy work and I definitely make more than my foreman when I was an electrician for the union

@@holacola97 no it’s because you’re working by yourself. Not for another company.

@@GoldAk47 lol I work for a company, if I work for myself I will clear $120k a year here in texas, I’m about to hit my first full year and I cannot project how much money I will make a year since my check keeps growing and growing. I will consider working for myself once I hit like 3-5 years, I wanna learn as much as I can

@@holacola97 lol bro stop lying. 😂 no one repairing they home appliances. If they are they ain’t paying anything close to that rate.

@@GoldAk47 lmaoo I can tell your company doesn’t value you😂

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