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Thanks brother! That took care of it!
looks like they no longer come with honda engines.
It’s probably condensation water it does use hot water it’s also just like a maintenance due to check everything is ok
Bonjour, j'ai ouvert mon filtre pour la première fois et n'arrive plus à la refermer
should have restricted movement with some sort of bracing. not all customers are 105 lbs. this will leak with daily use.
@@McCarthyism_by_KZread maybe your right I installed them 3 years ago and no leaks…..
Thanks for the video, saved me a lot of time and money, like another comment said, it’s not a bad idea to put a little distance between the sensors and the bottom of the drain pan, I just used machine washers two or three of them, depending on the size. Thanks!
two coats of stain? I'm using a darker gel stain to it is showing brush marks and wipe marks significantly.
@@stevenhaley443 one coat and I didn’t use the gel stain it’s too thick. Regular stain
What did you use to cut the duct?
Regular Tin snips
Cool thanks.. I have a client that wants me to install this.. you're video was great
I did have a little clog in my drain, so thank you so much! I was able to fix it and the error code is gone and it is working now! and it saved me a repair fee!!!!
Thank you so much! It worked!
Solid that is, great stuff.
“If you wanna do woodworking you better get good daytime job”. I felt that lol
The biggest thanks to u!! I fixed my dishwasher with your steps!!!
is the machine loud? couldn't hear it over the music
2024 watching this! Thank you 🤙
Thank you, Mr Fix-it! I had OC light flashing. Followed booklet instructions and then waited a bit to reset power, then LC error came up. I soaked up all the water and LC light is still on. I’m not mechanically inclined so I’ll have to get a person with tools to come do the rest, but at least you have given me something I can show to him. Again, thank you.
Do did u cut the inner arms at 64⁰??( 32+32) ???
Thank you for making this nightmare possible
I was sure I had missing instructions but it turns out they didn't give them. Just had some weird little diagram of 4 different models on one page. This video was helpful without a bunch of other junk
Do you have to sand it first ? Thanks
No my fiberglass door was textured so that would ruin the look
@@IllGetMyTools that make sense. Thanks
Thank You Ivan!, It was exactly like your video, not enough water to wipe up, but had the LC error code. I added a washer under the sensor, hope it works. And llike others here, I am a hero to my wife! Thanks again, Marty
Marty, Marty, the one man party!! Glad it worked out for you hopefully that’s the last time!
Your first mistake is buying Samsung, Never run you Dishwasher before you go to bed, you are asking for trouble
Thanks for that statement
Cool. Best regards from Germany 😊
Hey Ivan, when do you recommend I should replace the blade? Mine has become more rounded than the original rectangular shape...
You must be using it quite often. My blade is slightly rounded as well, I used a grinder to flatten it out a bit, but without seeing yours it’s tough to tell. Replacement blade is $15. If you need one go pick one up Lowe’s or ace hardware.
But normally, how often are they supposed to be replaced? I couldn’t find the answer in the manual.
@@martinpena2436 manual wouldn’t tell you, again, it’s completely based on how often it’s used and what medium it’s going through. I’ve had mine over 2 years and same blade. Depending on how often you use it and how rocky or sandy your soil is wear would obviously be greater.
Ok, thanks. I’m fairly new to landscaping and gardening tools. Everywhere I’ve lived, they always had gardeners.
Great vid. I also followed it step by step. Same findings. Regarding raising the sensor, I just put a couple of washers under each side and screwed it into place. Probably raised it about an eighth of an inch.... could've gone further if I had longer screws. We'll see if this works.
It didn't work. Next is looking to replace the pump. Looks like there might be one online.
thank you! great video! loved and subbed xo
Much appreciated thank you!!
Don't need to take the top trays out. Everything else was helpful minus having to spend an hour trying to put the top trays back in for literally no reason.
whats with all the $20 dollar bit gets it done people. Yea, done once. Also he isnt using a straight bit, its a surfacing bit..Trend is like freud equivalent, middle of the road. A whiteside or infinity router bit can easily surpass $100.00. CMT is good too. Those cheaper bits work, but every woodworker knows that the cheap bits are usually when you start out so you don't ruin an expensive one. He is surfacing a large piece not a cutting board 😂. Your sled is cool too.
Thanks for saying that. The internet loves to be negative without knowing the whole story. I usually don’t bother explaining myself. But thank you!
A freud 1 1/4in spoilboard bit is 20 dollars. Are there some specific quality bits that cost over 100? Yeah. Spoilboard bits aren’t one of them.
I have the same model. DW80. Are you sure that you do not have an actual leak? You did say that you had water under the dish washer. Drying the sensor only gave me two weeks before the LC error came back again. My dishwasher is not on an outside wall, so I don't think it is condensation. I really need to find out what is leaking. Unfortunately, like yours, nothing is obviously wet. I am thinking of installing a very small pump to pump the water out of the drain pan.
Since making this video - few years ago the error hasn’t comeBack nor do I have any water in my kitchen. It’s just a bad dishwasher.
Thank you , it worked🎉
It’s good to be building projects , it keeps your mind focused and you open doors of opportunity in your life that are good , prosperous and fun .That )185.00 dollar bit , I bought a case of router bits for less than $185.00 , there are many kinds of bits in the that assortment of bits that will smooth and even the project peace , the bit may not be as good as the $185.00 bit , but we’ll have to wait and see on my next project .
I appreciate that thanks
I've had this pressure washer in for repairs 3 out of the 4 years I have owned it....
Damn that sucks
i think the water is coming in through the door when you open it. i came here specifically to figure out where the sensor was to possibly dry it after i tipped it forward on accident and some water spilled. i had just tested it as well.
Anything could be a possibility at this point. With over 265,000 views many people are having problems with these Samsung washers
For a business that washes 30 cars a day, would it work? Which one would you recommend
I would get a commercial washer for that. Although it’s a Honda engine I’m not sure on the longevity for that much use.
how did the salon chairs hold up after 4 years now.? i want to buy one
Still doing just fine. Only problem is if color gets on them it might stain the chair so make sure you’re careful.
Excellent vid I’m doing mine Monday w my neighbor. Suggestion to move the sensor is very clever I have bought washers to Lift that pesky sensor up !! LC code has triggered before!! It’s a Samsung thing but I like the dishwasher
This helped me I didn’t the same thing you did and my dishwasher works now!! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!
Would it be the same result if i leave the door hanging instead of taking it down and laying it flat?
As I stated in the video the stain can run and mess up the blending and color. Take the extra 10 minutes and do it the right way lay it flat
Great joy on the door very helpful! Did you use Gel or Regular stain? I thought I goofed but after watching this maybe not. I used regular Minwax Red Oak 215 (not gel) stain. It seems to take longer for it to dry. In you experience will this stain be fine? OR do I need to remove it 🥵and use Gel? thx in advance.
Regular Stain works fine but yes it will definitely take some time to dry, as I stated it doesn’t absorb into the fiberglass it basically dries and sits on top. So make sure you use a polyurethane or whatever other top coat to seal it all in once it dries.
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A quick fix to that as long as there isn't a leaking tube from the disposal or a leaking water hose is to just unscrew the side panel after you pull the dishwasher out and get a wet vac with a thin attachment to suck out whatever water there is at the vottom
Did everything you said to do and nothing still getting code
followed your step-by-step fix and found nothing obvious or where tf the leak was coming from. Just a little bit of water in the pan. dried and cleaned it up and bam, it works now. I became a super hero to my wife.
Hopefully she paid you “in full”….!!!!
@@IllGetMyToolsShe paid me in full that’s for sure.
😂 in full?
@@Mismelis In full and then some. I made it dramatic with all my tools (necessay and uneeded) strewn about and throwing water on me to show how "intense" the fix was.
LOL helpful ty
Thank you, your advice worked. My dishwasher is working again.
Thank you, your advice worked. My dishwasher is working again.
I'm doing for a PC build . Thank you
Thank you
I had the LC code error and did everything but when I plugged it back up I have no power 😢
Make sure wire connections are tightened properly. If not, when you slide it back into place they can loosen and disconnect
Perfect fix. Took about 20 minutes. Thanks bro
Hello great video i have been hearing that if you don’t dig the grass up some people have had grass in their pools. With the method you used with the foam board did you have that issue.
The tarp at the end works pretty well to keep grass out. The problem is if the kids are in and out around the yard the grass is going to end up in the pool. I got a pool screen to fish out the grass and even bugs that do get in there