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LOL, that’s so French. ❤️ 🚬

@william8 he must have me on “ignore” Sigh….

Thread from 2019. “Lazarus…. Rise!” 🙌

@phillymatt53 c’mon man. I want to know about the kill circuits.

P.S. @phillymatt53 , I'm still waiting on hearing all about the "kill devices" in the electronics you say you identified years and decades ago. In fact, in anther thread, you mentioned that you archive a large amount of internet and personal data. In that data, I have to imagine you archived...

Population control? Really? <div style="width:100%;height:0;padding-bottom:83%;position:relative;"><iframe src="https://giphy.com/embed/wqbAfFwjU8laXMWZ09" width="100%" height="100%" style="position:absolute" frameBorder="0" class="giphy-embed" allowFullScreen></iframe></div><p><a href="">via...

Of note, the connection to the middle wash arm is disconnected, from the port that comes through the ceiling. That would cause the system to lose some pressure.

I would definitely avoid "Mansfield" brand at any costs. They are terrible flow, and are very prone to clogging. This video might be of some good help: (and it's entertaining!)

Hi all, I have some updates. So I was less than thrilled with the performance I was seeing from the initial modifications, and there seems to be crazy fluxuations and tolerance in these snap disc thermostats. I have to imagine the thermostat Whirlpool spec'd over 30yrs ago had more narrow...

Interesting. Sounds like you archive lots of world information. So do you have information on all those electronics you worked on, that had self destruct circuits in them? I’m still waiting on that information. Thanks.

The Point Voyagers were “less water use” than the PowerCleans they replaced. They were a horizontal pump design that replicated a PowrClean module on its side. It did this with moderate success. The PointVoyagers came out right when detergents were reformulated without phosphates and really...

It did, in fact, sit on the lot about 10 months before my lease. It’s only activity was about 50miles of test drives, and rolls into the garage for the FOUR recalls it had before I came along.

“Two whole bags of groceries for only $9! Goly gee!” $9 was a lot of money in 1971, equal to about $74 today. That’s about what I spend now for 2-3bags of groceries. So it’s equivalent. Everyone forgets about the ~700% inflation since the 70s. Yet get so nostalgic remembering “sandwiches were...

Most dishwashers I’ve had over the several years have approx. 800w heaters. Between 1-2gal fills, that’s enough energy to heat 1deg. F increase per minute. The thirsty KUDD23 takes a little more at maybe 1-1.5min/deg F increase. Running the hot water first will definitely help that first pre...

Are you seriously crying about them making the wash cycle faster and thirstier?! That’s literally what you and others wanted.

1. It’s so funny that this shaver poster has the same tone and style as our very own Phillymatt. 2. “RELAX GUYYY!” The free market will work it all out.

There’s some major issues lately with 12v batteries made after COVID times, especially in Hybrid/electric vehicles, or both. It’s some kind of enshitification of the battery manufacturing, or the materials, or a combo of poor automobile programming. My Jeep battery died under OEM warranty...

@combo52 Hey thanks for the tips. I was actually thinking the same thing, of getting some thermal paste to see if that would help. I did a couple extra tests though, I can't believe I didn't think of this sooner.... I wanted to, in a controlled way, figure out when these thermostats were...

So I noticed some washability and drying issues creeping up shortly after re-installing the KUDD23. After some monitoring and temp measurements, I noticed that the main wash was just not heating up in the main wash like it used to. Previous observations showed that the thermal hold would trip...

No, it wouldn’t…. 🙄