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No way will I ever consider an electric stove. I have no issues with yellowing around anything with gas. Plus, I love the fact that I can still use it when power goes out.

It's like something I have said to some before. There's a reason why it's called a Dish"Washer" and not a Dish"Rinser".

I'm going to say it's a spring because in your agitator dog video, the tub is leaning WAY to the left.

Thanks washer111 Some google searching helped me find it :)

Oh nice! that is the exact one we used to have! I still miss it. @ Bob, what sprayer is that?

Good Thread! I'll add some pics later on! rpms, your best bet for those bubble lights is to find a thick branch and use those clips to secure them on.

Right on, Nick!

Took them long enough, but I have a feeling that this so-called warning label is only to help cover them.

This is only a guess, but maybe it's scum build-up on the outer tub?

I don't think any act could ever quiet down the old Billy Mays commercials. heh

If it still happens after that, I am guessing that the skate plate is not set properly. Loads that are TOO small can sometimes cause unbalanced spins because of too much space for them to stay evenly distributed, but since you mentioned this also happened with nothing in it, I am doubting this...

This should work out well for ya Robert, this place gets plenty of traffic I'm sure!

What in the world?? That must have required so much time and patience..... amazing work!

Yeah, the timer does not decide on the neutral drain, really, all it mainly does is decide what speed and direction the motor runs. Great that you got all those parts though! One thing though, you mentioned that water comes out if it spin drains. That should not normally happen as I doubt...

Warren, if by chance you need to have the lid open to see what is going on, you can easily get around the lid switch by detaching your left-side lid hinge and putting it into the "closed" position.

House Siding When this was changed on the house the A/C has run a lot less than it used to. The first floor thermostat, in particular, is set to 74 during the day. With our old siding (cedar) if got up to about 90s or higher outside, even with the A/C running the thermostat would work it's way...

Good stuff there! Ahh, all those mechanical dials....

I have used them for as long as I can remember, I cannot say I have had any problems.

Do any of you leave your dishwasher slightly open for a while after unloading? we never have (with no problems), but just something I happened to think of.

What perfect timing, Nick, I happened to see that exact video just last night!