Home Improvement Today?

Any appliance techs on here? have a ge cafe fridge that i hear click on and off in the back.

Fridge is cooling but about 10-20 degrees off set point at times.

Can this be the run capacitor?

 

check fan for operation, make sure nothing is blocking the cross over from freezer. Usually quits cooling if its the start relay. How old is fridge?

https://products.geappliances.com/appliance/gea-support-search-content?contentId=21185

 

We have a tankless, natural gas-fired water heater at the house. Is it worth it to pay someone to do annual maintenance on it or is it simple enough that I can learn to do it myself and not screw anything up?

 

I followed this when I descaled my tankless. Super simple with basic tools. You might need to invest in a portable sump pump and some short hoses.



-J

 

Added a lockout for the electric panel for the generator and then hung this up. Added extra braces to support the weight and keep it from sagging. Pic of genny sitting to right of truck!

 

Is it reflection off the truck, or are your Prinsu and bed racks color matched to your truck?

 

if it's from uptop overland then you can get color matched side pieces.

 

https://www.uptopoverland.com/products/bravo-aap-tacoma-double-cab-2005-2020

 

What brand motorcycle is that?

 

Serviced the septic mid tank yellow screen. No TP there. Wife done good!!

 

Its a cs20 electric

 

Fridge is from 2016.
its either this part
WR07X10131 GE Overload or this part GE WR55X24064 KIT CAPACITOR 12 uF

Man i wish I had a working multimeter.


Thanks for response. I opened up the back and doesn’t look to difficult to pull the start relay out (i like plug and play).



yup it was the start relay. my cousin spliced one in and it fired up. gonna put in a new part tomorrow once it comes in.

Thanks.

 

Thanks. I just ordered the good descale stuff from Amazon and I'll grab a pump and some hoses at Lowe's tomorrow.

How hard could it be?

 

Video looked easy enough if you have the right fittings

 

I can’t tell you how many times I’ve walked into just that.

 

Mine don't have anything fancy like that. Circa 1965 technology...

 

I bought a fancy ass hook to grab the yellow sieve filter thangie and the hook part was too tall. Hacked it off with the M12 cutter!!

There is an arrow for orientation. A little sharp aroma with fancy ass soap undertones. Nice.

Not my picture:

 

I wasn't around for the inspection so I assumed mine had that kind of thing too, but opening the lid on mine and it's just a bare ol' non baffled tank original to the house. It was always serviced regularly according to the previous owners daughter. Leach field doesn't have much time left though, so I'm gonna have to borrow a friends mini backhoe and start digging...



All permitted of course...