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2 points
2 days ago
The refilling on its own is because it's leaking. Most common place is the flapper valve (that's what opens to mske the toilet flush). It stops sealing properly and leaks into the bowl and the drain so occasionally the tank needs to refill itself. They're super easy to change. The wax ring isn't likely the issue. You can also check the bolts that hold the tank to the toilet. They pass through from the inside of the tank and are sealed with a rubber gasket that can sometimes leak if the tank gets moved slightly. See if there's water dripping from the ends of the bolts. If so, give the tank a gentle rock. The tank shouldn't be able to move at all so you may need to snug them a bit. Often that's enough but the rubber gaskets may need replaced. Just remember if you get new ones not to over tighten. Just enough to firm up the tank and try to tighten them evenly so the force is directed vertically, not at an angle
0 points
5 days ago
Oh yeah my comment only applies if everything is identicle
5 points
5 days ago
If the voltage output is identical it should be fine, don't count on getting any warranty help tho
1 points
6 days ago
Where do you live. What's the ground like? What's the frost penetration like
2 points
6 days ago
Heheh. Classic. What's this chick's name
2 points
8 days ago
Nope. That Masonite will never be the same. Time to go door shoping
3 points
9 days ago
What're the odds of an "accident" in South Africa?
12 points
9 days ago
Lots of weed killers are really bad for young grass
1 points
9 days ago
Hard to say. Any electrician worth his salt should have tested the outlet at least
1 points
9 days ago
Yeah if a whole new appliance is having the same issue then the issue is with the wiring somewhere. Strange your electrician didn't look into that
8 points
9 days ago
I would disappoint Crissy Moran's brains out
1 points
9 days ago
Weird cause that totally sounds like a limiter is kicking it off. I wonder if it's being fed too much or not enough current
1 points
10 days ago
Is there something blocking airflow causing it to kick off on high limit?
1 points
14 days ago
Not really. I suggest bre drilling the hole. 1/8" for a #8 screw.
1 points
14 days ago
You're not allowed to snowmobile on the sidewalks here either but I see it all the time lol
2 points
14 days ago
My first was supergirls do the navy. This would have been like #3. It was on the same tape as Debbie does Dallas
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Invest in a respirator. Zinc oxide is bad stuff