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would be a safe action as hoses perish and leak if the smell persists get in a gas fitter with a sniffer meter to find the leak

Top side control. 90% sure by your description of problem. Buy the topside, plug it in and try it before you do full install. If it doesn't work you can return it. Most places won't take back a PC Board.

there is a thing called a switch that you can activate to turn it off unless you are using it That saves about 85% of the power bill retime the timer to run at longer periods for less time or fit your own timer in the lead to the pump

Check for voltage at the element, could be a hi-limit thermostat or a failure at the control board.... You may find you are missing one leg (half) of the 240VAC required to power the elements

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yes your doing fine, usually heating element are sturdy and seldom busted. try to follow the wiring inside and locate the thermal fuse that is installed inline with the wiring,have it replaced

turn it off and call an accredited electrician before some gets electrocuted there is to be no small anything where power is concerned

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Okay, those numbers mean nothing, and it's just pertaining to a electric motor that is attached to a wet end, which makes up a pump. what is your question for this forum, if you are seeking assistance? Do you have a problem with this spa?

If it's as old as ours the holes the hinge pins locate in have enlarged over time. This makes them sloppy. If you lift the door, is there a lot of up n down movement. Not closing properly will make the coven less efficient. I'm in the process of researching the parts required before Xmas. So we don't have a cooker failure on the big day??

if this is installed in a small rv , wow I know all about the problem with these , seems this type of pump allows one to draw water from a storage tank on board and the user provides the "power" via moving the handle up/down to draw up the water , but then when in the park you can connect fresh park water to faucet and using the same handle in opposite direction pressurized water flows out of it , first thing , its in a rv !! if inside air temp is not maintained 24/7 365 between 35F and 210F it plastic its gonna crack (mine did) and I don't know about you but my rv is outta my mind in the off season so no temp is being maintained inside it , if this is what happened then just replace it , no glue will hold up to its use ! second parks water pressures vary so carry your own water pressure regulator and use it between park and your rv ! these things only handle about 40 psi and then they crack open , and last but not least invest in some food grade rv antifreeze this is great stuff to "put up" the rv for the off season run it thru everything that gets water into it saves you tons on replacing things in the spring time

Is this a gas fireplace or electric? If you would post the make and model that would be a big help. IF it is gas then it has a flame sensor in it and those get dirty.

Hello. Here is the link to the power button for your unit. Most likely, the contacts inside the switch have worn out causing arcing--hence the crackling sound you heard. I would not use the washer until you get the switch repaired! If the internal contacts are not touching properly, heat will be generated and could cause the switch to melt, thereby creating a real safety hazard(I've seen this happen). Leisure DWLT65 On Off Power Switch I hope I helped you!

a cubic foot is a 12inch by 12inch square by 12inch depth its like stacking 1500 little sq. boxes in a room or two.a 12ft by12ft room with 8ft walls would hold 1152 cubic feet or little boxes.so in comparison 1500cu ft is little more than one room,1000sqft is a small house.

Most of these unit are controlled with a millivolt signal that is generated from the thermopile. We see this often at the beginning of the year. Remove the wires from you wall switch and clean them so you have new metal showing and tighten them back to the wall switch. With your gas valve in the on position try the switch. If this doe not work do the same thing to the wires on the gas valve where they hook to the TP/TH connecting and the Th connection. More information can be found at www.allpartsinc.com

Oven heater element has died. Get the serial numbers etc off the plate on the back or the handbook, go online to appliance spares sites and see if they carry an element. If you don't know how, get a good DIYer or appliance tech to change it. You could get them to check the element for continuity first?

Try hooking the plate with a piece of wire and pull it close to the hole's,then get a strong magnet and put next to the screw holes,it might hold the plate till you get the screws started.

You'll need to disconnect the gas to that oven and take it out so you can disassemble it to get those hinge brackets back.