A snake likes to get right up next to my front door at night. One night when I opened the door he tried to come inside. When I open the door he goes under the metal plate at the floor. What can I do to get rid of him?

they eat fruit, grubs leaves etc
ti get them out first close off all the openings that they can get through leaving one open for night as they are nocturnal animals and roam and forage at night
next have a snake handler put a carpet snake in the shed
close the night opening leaving the snake inside and they will not be able to get in but if they do because you thought that they wouldn't get through that little hole , they will vacate as soon as they smell the snake

snakes can hunt at night or if the temp is too cold they hibernate until the weather gets warmer
snakes live in the open and are well capable of looking after themselves
tey should only be handled by professional snake handles especially injured snakes as they are very dangerous if injured

It's either the sensor itself or the wiring from the sensor to wherever it goes. I would start by swapping the two rear sensors and see if the fault moves to the other side. If not it's the wiring which you will need to trace and check all connectors involved.

sounds like lock bar has been knocked off normally happens when someone tries to slimjim the locks

On a Hotpoint front loader m/c, take the lower panel off at floor level. Try not to break it as fragile. To the right is an emergency tab, pull on the tab downwards at the same time as using the door handle. It should now open.

Sounds more like the dryer drum seal is deteriorating.
If the dryer tumbles the belt is intact.
To access the belt.
Open the door.
Remove 4 screws on right and left side of the door opening.
Raise the door on the hinge side and remove it.
Pull the front panel forward and remove it.
From there you can see what to do next.

take a pitcher of hot wtaer out to one of the doors and pour the hot water starting at the top of the door and you should be able to open the door , now if the key lock is frozen use a lighter and heat the key up first then put the key in the lock and turn the key to unlock the door

OK so the MAH3 Front load is what I assume you're talking about. I found this question looking around when I had the same problem.
So not able to find a soluton I just went to work with my screwdriver. To get the door open you do as follows:
1. Unplug the washer and wait for 5-10 minutes. Safety first.
2. At the back of the machine on the top left and right sides there are 2 screws (mine where black I dont know that they all will be) that hold the top plate in place. Remove them.
3. Once the screws are removed put your palms on the top of the washer and push the lid towards the back of the washer. The lid should slide back a bit then you should be able to lift it off. Put it aside for now.
4. You should now be able to see everything inside the washer. Look straight down from the top where the door is. On the right hand side of the door (this might be different if you have it setup to swing the other way) you will see wires leading to the electronic release for the door. The manual release you're looking for sits at the very BOTTOM of the electronic assembly. Snake your hand down past the wires and and the bottom of the black box thing there is a single "stick with a ball at the end" pull that DOWN while you pull the washer door open (maybe have a friend / wife help). You will not be able to see what you're doing at all but it seemed pretty easy once I figured it out.
My problem apparently (and I couldn't tell this with all the clothes inside) seems to be that the water didn't drain all the way? This appears to be while it wasn't releasing the door.
Anyway good luck!

sounds like you sucked in a lot of warm air over night freezer still working? just the refrig went out???easiest solution empty unit completly, unplug and leave doors open let al frost melt out 24 hrs later plug back in and you should be find

Try "end of cycle" button, & wait for a couple of minutes before u try the door; do not force door.
Check your exit hose spigot, it may be clogged. This is if your filter is all clean. There should be air for passage in the standpipe behind. Your hose should not fit airtight into the standpipe and neither too deep into it. Snaking out your standpipe would be good too.

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