I have read the solutition that has been presented about brushes getting too hot and sticking. one skides out easy and the oppisit side is frozen and does not come out. with it's hard to get a tool in and try prying it out without damaging the holder, how do i get the stuck brush out of the plastick holder please ans ed

Yes, you can heat the plates in the oven to melt any buildup. Make sure that the temperature remains low throughout the process, and that you keep an eye on the plates in case they become too hot. I suggest setting your oven temperature to around 300°F and leaving them for no more than 10 minutes at a time. In addition, you can brush a thin layer of oil onto the plates every one or two uses.

Check that the drive shafts and bearings aren't rusted or frozen with junk. Try spraying them with WD40 and gently manipulating them in an attempt to free them up. It may require you manually disassembling some of the casing to get to the drive motor...

Hi Thaddeus, What model is it? If you have taken it apart and checked the worm gear surely you would have stumbled on the frozen bearing if one exists. When you split the gear cases you are in a position to turn everything by hand so any frozen part is going to be pretty obvious.
Cheers Ross

it mite have a axle seal leaking or a wheel cyclinder mite be leaking causing the brake shoes to grab and stick ,

You got the water lines switched up when you reconnected them below the sink.

Jim

yes u can you will see some small plasitc pieces covering the holes on the oppisite side remove these plastic peices gently u willneed to use them on the oppisite side remove the door and the latch assembly u will see the same holes on the oppisite side make sure you install allthe plastic cover pieces back into the unit if not this is a great place for bugs to hide

there should be two plastic covers or two screws on the oppisite side.simply unscrew the hinge from the side its on flip the door the oppiste way.remove the door mechanism that is on the frame and put the mechanism onthe oppisite side and rescrew the hinge on the oppisite side

I oftenlly have to clear drains so it depends on the circumstances. If the hoemowner has laminate tiles or nice hardwood floors i try to advoid hot water. It will make the floor come up. Hot water into a frozen drain does the trick nicely though. That side by side you have should be easy to get to after you remove all the bottom foods. You probably dont even have to take out the back panel to get to the drain. With less mess use a hair dryer. If it is not frozen but has foods debris try top blow the drain with compressed air. if you dont have that use a 3/16 clear hose and stick it in the drain and blow. when the water goes down (pour a cup) then it is clear. get a mop and rags ready for overspill. hope this is helpful

May be the thermastat. Some of them stick open, and some stick shut when they malfunction. Most stick open and don't allow the car to heat up to operating temp, because the coolant is running through unchecked. If it sticks shut, you cannot get coolant to circulate the engine and cool it down.
If it reads hot when first starting it, and it is obviosly cold as ice cubes, then the enigine temp sensor is busted. These can get too hot, usually from improper installation of leaving off the heat shield, and break. If you can find it(use a repair manual), it should be an easy fix.

the seal around the freezer is always hot, that prevent humidity around the seals and avoid it gets wet, now u have to check the low pressure side of ur refrigerator just to be sure that ur refrigerator is not running low r134 charge, try to use a brush to clean the condenser unit in the back of ur refrigerator and clean the coils... otherwise i suggest to call a technician !