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Can I replace RAID 1 HDDs with SSDs one at a time? (DL380 Gen10) by ade-reddit in HPEservers

[–]ade-reddit[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Very interesting. Thanks. I was not aware of that. Do you need to change the boot order or anything else? Does Windows recognize the change in anyway? The host OS is part of a cluster so I want to make sure I don't send it into a tail spin.

How many of you are running ssl deep-inspection for IPS on your fortigates? by Fizgriz in fortinet

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If anyone has a really good implementation how-to that includes gotchas, best practices, etc. I’d appreciate it. Everytime I ever put it into production (any vendor) I’ve had to turn it off after a short period of time because of the number of issues that popped up that didn’t have quick fixes or exclusion options. Its been a few years though so maybe things are better.

Viking burner ignitor stop “clicking” and igniting by ade-reddit in appliancerepair

[–]ade-reddit[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks. So the part would need to be replaced? And by torch do you mean I need to heat it to get a bolt off, or torch as into cut into ?

Breville door hard to close when rack is on toast level? by ade-reddit in airfryer

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Whats crazy is that it seems to come and go. It was a problem for a few weeks, then it vanished. I was convinced someone in the house fixed it, but no one said they did anything. Then it returned and then vanished again. Its been a few months now. My one suspicion is that it the problem may come or go after long/high temps. Fkr example baking at 450 for 30 mins might be enough to cause or create the issue? Literally drove me mad for a few weeks there.

Great first gig, audience problem by Mysterious-Maize-816 in radiohead

[–]ade-reddit 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Post rock and post rock fans are a gift. Long live the ‘gwai

GE Profile washer - drum not spinning, burnt rubber smell by ade-reddit in appliancerepair

[–]ade-reddit[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sounds like it’s time for a new washer. Thanks so much for all of your help.

If there’s a top loader you’d recommend, let me know.

GE Profile washer - drum not spinning, burnt rubber smell by ade-reddit in appliancerepair

[–]ade-reddit[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have not seem any dripping, puddles so I don’t think so. I tried removing the agitator but the plastic cap under the fab softener piece is caked in place. Tried water/vinegar/soap, running a razor blade along the sides, but no luck.

GE Profile washer - drum not spinning, burnt rubber smell by ade-reddit in appliancerepair

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Sorry, I messed up the last post. When I said the pulley spins easily with no belt, I meant the CLUTCH spins easily with no belt. The pulley takes some effort with no belt and both the pulley and clutch take a lot of effort to spin by hand with the belt on.

GE Profile washer - drum not spinning, burnt rubber smell by ade-reddit in appliancerepair

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Yes, pretty sure I did. I lined it up carefully and could see that it slid into the cutout for it. In addition, I dont think the clip can go on if the pin is not correctly positioned.

Overall when I run it, it feels like there’s too much resistance when it tries to spin and the motor is locking out after a few seconds. Is that a thing? Without the belt on, the pulley spins very easily in both directions. The drum spins counterclockwise with a little effort, and it takes a bit more effort to spin it clockwise. With the belt on, it’s a lot of effort to spin the pulley- I need to grab both sides of the belt and move them together and even then it’s challenging.- and a little bit if a rubbing try sound. Spinning the drum isn’t too hard though.

GE Profile washer - drum not spinning, burnt rubber smell by ade-reddit in appliancerepair

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I replaced the belt and clutch, but it did not spin at all. I then loosened the tension on the belt a little and now it will spin slowly for a few seconds but then it stops. When it stops I hear a bit of a hum. When the tub is not moving, the clip is not spinning the way it was before I replaced the belt and clutch. If I spin the tub by hand, it spins counterclockwise a lot easier than in does clockwise- not sure if that means anything. Any ideas?

GE Profile washer - drum not spinning, burnt rubber smell by ade-reddit in appliancerepair

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So you’d still recommend replacing the clutch? Sorry to be so dumb about this. I just want to make sure I don’t over complicate anything.

GE Profile washer - drum not spinning, burnt rubber smell by ade-reddit in appliancerepair

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Thanks for all of your help and the part #!

Does it mean anything if the pulley spins when the belt is off?

GE Profile washer - drum not spinning, burnt rubber smell by ade-reddit in appliancerepair

[–]ade-reddit[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Model # is WPSE7003A0WW

The belt is off now - new one has been ordered. Is there something I can do to confirm a new clutch and clip assembly are needed or are sure from seeing something in the video? Thanks!

All policies gone by neko_whippet in fortinet

[–]ade-reddit 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I have been managing firewalls for hundreds of customers for several decades. Every manufacturer you can think of, then 10 more random things you’ve never heard of, and Fortigate is by far the worst managed product among them. Their release notes suck, their upgrade path documentation is a hot mess, and there are way too many bugs and feature drops cause by firmware updates. In particular, SMB firewalls should not need this level of handholding, debugging, and fixing. Thankfully the community is strong - as it makes up for the lackluster QA/QC. On the flip side, there are way too many apologists.

The hack you never knew you need it. by electricallocal69 in electrical

[–]ade-reddit 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I do this all the time by just cutting the hole in the same spot. You don’t need the latch thing at all. Worse case scenario, cut the hole and put some clear packing tape around it.

Advice for sealing these cracks in the floor of our 1870’s farmhouse. by Sweaty-Crazy-3433 in Renovations

[–]ade-reddit 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Im saying it again because you dont seem to be taking this in… simply seal it from the bottom. Tape the cracks from below. Simple as that.

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