Today I had a visit from my old pastor and his friend. His friend is 83 and
his lights went out due to macular degeneration.
He is a retired chemist, so no real dummy. He had a portable cctv and tried
to read my monitor with it which was out of the question. He liked jaws but
does not know how
Hi All
Well after two days of laying the professionals have done a fantastic job.
The wife gives her tick of satisfaction so it must be ok.
I put back in the dishwasher and levelled up the fridge door so it swing
shut.
I cut some vinyl disks to go under the jacking screws so they would not
I ask this question on the other list and got no answers. I forgot all the
technical whizzes are over here.
I have a four alarm watch that is on 24 hour time and I want it on 12 hour
time. Does anyone know how to do this little action. I have pushed and held
every button and combination
Aloha Phil,
Um, what kind of watch do you have?
Betsy
At 11:31 AM 5/27/2010, you wrote:
I ask this question on the other list and got no
answers. I forgot all the technical whizzes are over here.
I have a four alarm watch that is on 24 hour
time and I want it on 12 hour time. Does anyone
know
Hello Everybody,
This is about my stove top. The elements are not setting into the terminal
block correctly. I can not get them in myself a lot of the time, and when they
are in it does not take much to bump them loose. Does the whole terminal block
have to be replaced or is there maybe
Phil,
Not sure what watch you have, but most have a mode button. On mine, it is with
the watch facing up, the upper left hand button. Once you have it in the 12/24
or military mode. the minute button, which is on the bottom right will turn the
watch into the 12 hour mode. the button on the
Hey Again,
Ray's post reminded me about something else I have been meaning to ask. The
sliding glass door on the back of my house is in backwards. It was this way
when we bought the house and I do not know why anyone thought it was a good
idea. Anyway, the track where you can normally put
It shouldn't be that hard to take out of the track. What I don't know is how
hard it will be to flip it around.
Things to think about would be is the lock going to end up on the outside? The
handles could be backward.
What it sounds like is the doors may be backwards and the sliding door
What else might be a pain is your j channel if you have siding.
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From: Bob Kennedy
To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, May 27, 2010 6:13 PM
Subject: Re: [BlindHandyMan] sliding glass door
It shouldn't be that hard to take out of the
On electric units I've worked on, the elements have to snap into the block to
lock in. If they don't lock in, they'll just fall back out when in use. Does
this make sense? Are you able to feel them snap or lock in when you insert the
two ends of the elements? You may have to aggressively
They do not snap or lock in. They can be still used, but a slight bump moves
them out of place.
Jennifer
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From: Rick Hume
To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, May 27, 2010 5:53 PM
Subject: Re: [BlindHandyMan] stove top terminal block
Must not be the same watch, Phil.
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It is a voice zone four alarm watch, Phil.
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Aloha Phil,
I did manage to find a users manual, but of
course there is no mention of how to solve your
issue. However, perhaps if you call:
* 866-674-3549 they can help you. They are in Arizona.
* I have the user manual in a txt or pdf file
that is quite readable with Acrobat, so if
I am guessing these burners are the easy to unplug and remove for cleaning.
Great idea for cleaning , electrically it sucks. I spent 27 years actively in
the electrical maintance field and electric stoves were a real pain. The hard
wired burners are the best and the ones called monotube that
If I ever get to remodel the kitchen I will probably go for gas also. Though I
am tempted by the smooth topped ones because of the ease of clean up. My house
has gas and electric, but someone put in electric appliances in the kitchen for
some reason.
Jennifer
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I know a lot of people like the cooktop stoves, smooth top as you call it,
but I don't care for them.
Before you ever buy one, check the price of replacements. When I dispatched
for Sears, they sold anywhere from $450 to over $1000. That is just the top,
not the oven too. Why do you need
No I have another one just like it that is on 12 hour time. This one was
until I had a new battery put in it, Phil.
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Jennifer,
I absolutely adore my flat top electric stove.
I've had it for ten years, and hope to never have anything else.
Betsy
At 02:02 PM 5/27/2010, you wrote:
If I ever get to remodel the kitchen I will
probably go for gas also. Though I am tempted by
the smooth topped ones because of the
Wow, I must have been lucky when I bought mine. I
paid $600 for mine and it is a complete stove. I
didn't know that dropping a pan on it would crack the top.
Betsy
At 02:10 PM 5/27/2010, you wrote:
I know a lot of people like the cooktop
stoves, smooth top as you call it, but I don't care for
That's what I mean. It's cheaper to buy a whole new unit in many cases.
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From: Betsy Whitney, Dolphin Press
To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, May 27, 2010 8:25 PM
Subject: Re: [BlindHandyMan] stove top terminal block
Wow, I must
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Does anyone have experience with split mini air conditioners? I am trying
to find information about a two zone, or possibly three zone model. I've
just started looking but so far, the multi-zone units seem to be heating
and cooling. I just want cooling.
Does anyone know what the maximum run
I've started to stumble onto some useful information. I can get
multi-zone cooling only units. And the line runs seem to be reasonable.
I saw a quad unit, each unit 9000 BTU, the maximum tubing length, total,
is 230 feet, with a maximum elevation of 50 feet.
Some of these puppies are
I have seen a couple of installations on television only. The reason you see
heating and cooling is that these are heat pumps and reversing the heat/cooling
function is simply a matter of reversing some valves. There just isn't any
saving in eliminating the heat function.
None of the
Hi Phil;
I don't know if this will answer the question you need answered but, below
is the direct link to an audio file of the owner's manual of the 4 alarm
talking watch.
http://www.jaws-users.com/audio/MISC/4AlarmTalkingWatch.mp3
Hope this helps. Take care.
Mike
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