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Really enjoyed watching this. Still not sure I'll have the guts to try and rekey a cylinder for my old Jeep that got broken into, but it makes me think maybe I could!

What a nice trick to test for the pilot and main pilot valves!!!

Great video. I’m wondering if you’re a dental hygienist. Your fulcrum is iconic 😂

Thank you so much 👍

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Thanks, great video

Did I miss something. Did you actually resolve the gap in the door? A good video, but I'm not sure that it was clearly explained how you resolved the gap problem, for example to fix the gap at the upper part of the door do you adjust the screw anti-clockwise or clockwise, you didn't say.

The absolute best gas hot water tank video!!!

I just discovered your videos. I purchased a 1996 Celica Convertible in great condition except for a bad oil leak or two. I am a very experienced home mechanic with over 50 years of maintaining and fixing my cars. All I can say is your videos are outstanding - the best I have ever seen and I am very grateful for the time you spent doing this. It will make my work much easier.

Thank you for doing this video! Just wondering - when would I replace the cables as well in addition to the electrodes? I have an issue where the burners keep clicking (but when the oven is fully preheated, the burners work without any problems). I will try replacing the electrodes first - hopefully that's the only issue. Thanks!

Thus is the best video I have found. So educational and super detailed how Does this video only have 89 likes?It should have a million

Excellent video!! Do you know the purpose of the 3 solder pads at the bottom edge of the circuit board labeld TX, RX and GND? I suspect they're for measuring the voltage supplied to the valve pins. Can you make one for when the problem is the gas valve and how to repair/replace it, or would there be liability issues?

Gracias, a mi me funcionó, hice lo siguiente: 1. Off 2. Pilot 3. Aprete (hundí) el botón negro 4 apretado alrededor de 35 veces el botón negros debajo y empezó a flashear normal. Allí lo dejé!

Excellent instruction.

Perfect thank you

Thank you, thank you, thank you. Thank you for being thorough.

Great job it’s been 30 years since I have repacked a stem and wanted a refresher course. Incredible instruction

Worked like a charm, thank you!!!

Best explanation on all of this. Very good video!!!!

What if it shuts down again

you were very helpful thank you so much 🎉❤

Did you replace the entire corner or just the rusty part? I plan to go over it with paneling and wonder if it will even matter?

You can also eject the piston while still connected to brake line by having someone pump the brakes with pads removed. The piston won't shoot out either.

If the flame goes out once every other week could this be the issue?

Thanks for making this detailed troubleshooting video, It;s exactly what I was looking for.

Same issue with one burner not lighting. Going to try this DIY fix. Thank you for the awesome instructions. Great help. 🙂

Thank you for the video. Do you tighten the packing nut with the valve open or closed?

Excellent step-by-step video, my 10-year-old grandson could do the job after watching this! Thank you!

Hello, Did you buy or rip the very first starter strip?

Excellent video! One question if you don't mind? How far below the starter strip does the bottom of the first plank reside? I read that you need to have the first plank a bit lower than the starter stip so when water runs down to the bottom plank it doesn't go back hind it, but no one says how much lower it should be?

Yes, very good thorough explanation!

do I need to drain the radiator coolant? Will I be able to move the AC compressor with the coolant pipes in place?

Amazing video. I love that you explained and showed everything

Thank you

Great video, thanks! My issue is actually the gas valve itself not operating.

Like others said. Excellent video. I'm extremely handy and still found this very useful, covered a lot of info that even unsure people could understand. Without droning on about useless stuff. Excellent work!

Last year I had a guy from a neighborhood plumbing Co. deliberately glue the hot-water Trim Cap on, with e6000, after putting on new hot water washer. Recently another plumber came this past Friday telling me this and wanted to know who did this, he asked my permission to try to get it off or perhaps break it off. Prior before these two visits, this company came, wanted to get into my closet where all the plumbing pipes are for a costly rebuild when I only need new washer and valve seat. I told him to forget about it and just paid for the coming out service fee, going to look for someone else. How do I get this Trim Cap off?

This video is great and very informative. Thanks!

Excellent video - thank you so much!

Wow!

Best instructions ever

Yes ! Thank you for this.

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Great job on the instructions. Not verbose. Simply concise and understandable.

I have spent hours and hours trying to find troubleshooting information for my State water heater. Your video is so amazing and I am sending it to all my children and anyone else I can think of. Last September I spent $170 for 15 minutes of service to a couple of (young) plumbers who told me that there were no error codes, and the pilot light works just fine - lights up fine and this was information that I already knew. My husband and I were told that gusts of wind coming down the exhaust pipe (if that's what you call it) were putting out the flame. No troubleshooting was done at all. The problem continued. So periodically, I climb up into the attic and relight the water heater. It has been staying lit for a couple months at a time but now is going out weekly. My husband is getting antsy and does not trust my DIY skills. I may have to call out a plumber, but thanks to you I know more about water heaters and hope I can find a troubleshooting plumber.

Awesome video! I have a multimeter and I am ready to test!

My water heater turns off every other day or so, and it does turn on but every time is taking longer for the pilot to ignite! Do you think it’s the switch giving us trouble?

Thanks

I watched your video and am having a hard time finding rebuild components for my Gerber shower stem. Everyone wants to sell me a new stem with all the parts. I really don't like throwing away good materials. Any suggestions?

Thanks!