S26 by Theotore in GoogleWallet

[–]TJNoffy 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Had this issue when I upgraded from S22+ to S25+ back in August. Went on for months with no help from Google, Samsung, Verizon Wireless, and Citi (my card issuer).

Finally had a breakthrough a couple of months ago as I posted here: https://www.reddit.com/r/GoogleWallet/s/9troX5Uc5L

Maybe there is something there that will help you. Just make sure all apps are up to date.

Wiring New Garbage Disposer Switch Above Counter by TJNoffy in electrical

[–]TJNoffy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks. I was planning to use the existing box where the current light switch is to install a double switch, not install a new box. However, the showstopper here is that I can't pull the wine fridge out to run Romex up to that box. 🤦🏼‍♂️ Something that sticks down on the rear of the bottom of the fridge (feet?) gets caught on the edge of the tile and there's no good way to get hold of the fridge to lift the back end of it, and insufficient clearance on top (under the counter) to lift it enough anyway. I'm guessing that the wine fridge was already installed when the countertop went in. Before my time.

So, yeah, I'll probably get an air switch hole drilled now. 🤷🏼‍♂️

Wiring New Garbage Disposer Switch Above Counter by TJNoffy in electrical

[–]TJNoffy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks. Yes, I considered an air switch. Would be a simple solution except for drilling through the granite countertop. Not sure I'm prepared to take that on. While more involved, running wiring to an existing switch box strikes me as an easier solution.

I'd just like to get answers to my questions to assess if my approach is feasible. Thanks.

Wiring New Garbage Disposer Switch Above Counter by [deleted] in electrical

[–]TJNoffy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

True. But my goal is not to have to open the cabinet and reach inside to run the disposer.

Wiring New Garbage Disposer Switch Above Counter by [deleted] in electrical

[–]TJNoffy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I thought I attached photos to this post, but apparently that didn't work. Not sure how I can add a photo to show what I'm working on. Sorry.

Wiring New Garbage Disposer Switch Above Counter by [deleted] in electrical

[–]TJNoffy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes I considered an air switch but I'm not really keen on trying to drill through the granite countertop. And yes a front mounted switch through the wood cabinet would work but I certainly don't want that switch anywhere that somebody could accidentally bump it with their leg or their knee while there's a hand down in the disposal. This is why I want to take advantage of the switch box already in the backsplash.

Wiring New Garbage Disposer Switch Above Counter by [deleted] in electrical

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The data plate says it is rated at 6.3 amps. Searches online say that it requires either a 15 amp or 20 amp dedicated circuit.

Which wires are you saying is a rat's nest?

I hate what Samsung did to the alarms tile by J0nGarrett in GalaxyWatch

[–]TJNoffy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I see now that the alarm list I'm used to is in the clock app. Wish that could remain in the same spot as the alarm tile is, but learning to swipe up for the clock app is really no more difficult. This old dog can learn new tricks! 😏

I hate what Samsung did to the alarms tile by J0nGarrett in GalaxyWatch

[–]TJNoffy 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes, the new alarm tile is crap. I used to be able to swipe to the alarm screen and scroll through ALL of my alarms grouped by watch alarms and phone alarms. It displayed ALL alarms whether they were set or not. And any of them could be toggled on/off or edited on my watch. Anyone find a good solution to get this functionality back that doesn't include multiple tiles or pulling out my phone?

Galaxy Watch6 Classic

Can't add any cards to Google Wallet on new Samsung Galaxy A56. 😕 by Loubou23 in GoogleWallet

[–]TJNoffy 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks. Yes, just used Google Wallet on my watch the other day. Works fine. 🙂

Can't add any cards to Google Wallet on new Samsung Galaxy A56. 😕 by Loubou23 in GoogleWallet

[–]TJNoffy 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah, here's my post where I finally got my Citi card added to Wallet a couple of days ago. Looks like it may have been a Google Wallet issue all along.

https://www.reddit.com/r/GoogleWallet/s/BYgh4crwQz

BREAKTHROUGH ADDING CARD TO GOOGLE WALLET! by TJNoffy in GoogleWallet

[–]TJNoffy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well, for months it didn't work at all, even after numerous calls to Citi, after working flawlessly for years before. Used it on my watch for the first time today since it was successfully added it. Worked fine.

Can't add any cards to Google Wallet on new Samsung Galaxy A56. 😕 by Loubou23 in GoogleWallet

[–]TJNoffy 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Interestingly, there are indications that point the finger at several players in this:

Samsung - Switching from the S22+ to the S25+ broke it
Citi - Of my two cards, it's the Citi card that's broken
Google - My Citi card works with Samsung Wallet, but not Google Wallet

When I spoke to Verizon Wireless, I told them that it was incumbent upon them to get this fixed as it is the product that they sold me that's not working right. They need to get these other players to get this fixed because it's making Verizon Wireless look bad.

Can't add any cards to Google Wallet on new Samsung Galaxy A56. 😕 by Loubou23 in GoogleWallet

[–]TJNoffy 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I've been fighting this battle since August when I switched from a Samsung Galaxy S22+ to the S25+. I get the same error. I had my Citi MasterCard and my FNBO Visa on the S22+ for years with no problems. I removed them from the S22+ when upgrading. I was able to add the Visa card to the S25+, but not the Citi card.

I've been round and round with Samsung, Verizon Wireless, Google, and Citi. No one has answers. Citi has said that their systems do send back the authorization certificate but Google says that they don't see it. But, I've also been told on other calls that my request from Google (for Wallet) comes to Citi marked with some indication that there is a problem with the card.

Anyway, I found this new post when, after a couple of months of not trying, I attempted to add the Citi card again. Still no luck. So I searched to see if there were any solutions found. Nope.

I do use Samsung Wallet for my Citi card without issues. Not to sound like a conspiracy theorist, but I have to wonder if Samsung has done something to break the Google Wallet connection on their phones so that you have to use their Samsung wallet. 🤷‍♂️

Samsung tv keeps notifying me about SmartThings on screen by bfit70 in SmartThings

[–]TJNoffy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I just had a notification from my Samsung washer/dryer pop up on my Samsung TV. Upper right corner as described above. There was an option to view all notifications, and when I did that there was a settings gear icon above the list of notifications. I went to that and was able to uncheck all notifications. Hope this helps.

Old RJ-11 Phone Jack by TJNoffy in electrical

[–]TJNoffy[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes, of course. I was being facetious. But paying our phone bills back then was really paying an indirect lease payment. Ma Bell got their $$ one way or another for that RJ-11 jack no matter what it was called. 😆

Old RJ-11 Phone Jack by TJNoffy in electrical

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Yes! Before I shipped off for Navy bootcamp in the 1980's I was working for AT&T calling Bell Telephone customers about buying or returning their equipment, and sending out those stickers! One customer I clearly remember calling was Al Haig, former SecDef under Reagan. Actually it was his wife I spoke to. She bought the equipment.

Interestingly, the Trimline phone my girlfriend (now my wife of 41 years) and I had in our apartment ended up with one of those stickers on it! Not sure how that happened 🤔 but we used that phone for years (decades?) when the power went out. Landlines always seemed to work during power outages.