Home Improvement Today?

https://www.repairclinic.com/PartDetail/Large-Part-Image?imgID=558496&locID=1853
Post a pic of the model/serial tag. If it's what I'm thinking there's a decent chance it's this guy sitting right behind that control panel

 

I have a set of Irwins. Go to clamp for quick secure clamping! Wife and I use them for a variety of projects.

 

Are you an LG tech also? Independent? Other factory service?

 

Independent, for a local company

 

Model number is w10796080b
I don’t have access to the serial number right this second

 

What's the proper way to measure for new windows?
I measured inside surface to inside surface and got 22.375"x58".

 

That number didn't match anything when I ran it

 

Sorry. That must have been the Homedepot number I had for it.

Try WOS51EC0

 

There should be another 4 or 5 digits after that but assuming they all share the same thermal fuse, this is the one applicable to that model.
https://www.repairclinic.com/PartDetail/Thermal-Fuse/WPW10545255/3021645?modelNumber=WOS51EC0AB01

 

I’ve done that before . Previous owners had glued carpet down
Looks good mang

 

I have Smartthings and I like it. The samsung sensors are reasonably priced and work well. The Smartthings hub is compatible with a lot of other companies.

I have some water leak sensors, door sensors, smart outlets for christmas lights, and a motion sensor that turns the kitchen light on in the middle of the night. I havent done any of the fancy automation some people do

 

Slowly working on repairs from the hurricane. Doing the work myself to be able to use better materials and hopefully pocket some $$.

Home Depot Redguard and 18*18 tiles.





Walls went from guacamole green to french beige.




5+ “ baseboards delivered for free from a local supplier, less than half the cost per ft compared to box stores. $$$$



Prepping to paint with harbor freight air gun.



Baseboards installed



Next is caulking and painting. then moving to the stairs. Taking carpet out and sanding/staining the wood that’s already there.

 

Is there a monthly fee with your system. The Vivint system is really expensive when you count the monthly subscription charges. And, personally I'm not a fan of "small" monthly service charges. I'd much rather just buy it and own it.

 

I also have Smartthings. There is no subscription fee. It's not a home security really but what's really great about it is that it works with so many different manufacturer's. It works with Zigbee and Z-wave which at this point are the 2 main types of wireless communication for home automation and security.

Edit: I should add that though it's not home security you can have it alert you if someone opens a door or window or there is motion. (with tons of option as to when to send alerts or not)

 

^this ^

We are of the same thought. I look at working on my house as a hobby, so I don't value my labor the same as a guy who does it for a living. Since labor is one of the most expensive parts I can go with the high end stuff and still come out ahead.

 

Mocking up the panel for the shed.


AC unit rough installed.


And finally, how would you guys add an exterior semi weather resistant storage area to this side of the shed? It would be used to store a push lawn mower and gas cans, as well as spare fence boards.

 

Replaced our old crappy mailbox today. The new one is spray painted a Aged copper, which looks a lot better irl.

 

Your carrier will thank you, not only for the bigger box but also for it being the proper height.

 

Might find some inspiration here https://www.google.com/amp/s/m.wikihow.com/Add-a-Lean-To-Onto-a-Shed?amp=1

 

What they show was my general idea, i May go bigger than I had thought to store 4x8 plywood.