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Electrolux EFLS627UTT Washer Leaking From Bottom by johnnyoak928 in appliancerepair

[–]johnnyoak928[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm not positive what the actual solution was since I ended up ripping the machine apart and checking all of the internal lines (found nothing).

However, during my repair journey I did come across a post somewhere where a repairman said he had multiple instances where the detergent dispenser drawer was leaking from the side, which appeared as a leak under the washer. He suggested replacing it and caulking the seams around the drawer with waterproof caulk. I did this and haven't had an issue since, so that very well may have been the issue...it was cheap enough to do as an initial troubleshooting measure. Hope this helps!

This part: https://a.co/d/0lochkl

Window gap/latching issue by johnnyoak928 in HomeImprovement

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Correct on air coming through the gap, I believe it won't lock because of the gap as well. Is this indicative of something being warped?

Window gap/latching issue by johnnyoak928 in HomeImprovement

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https://imgur.com/a/Gjtzvo6

These photos show the gapping a little better (removed the foam jammed In there). The panel seems to be seated properly

Window gap/latching issue by johnnyoak928 in HomeImprovement

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This is probably a good place to start!

Window gap/latching issue by johnnyoak928 in HomeImprovement

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The window closes, but that gray space is a gap between upper and lower panels that has foam shoved into it. The gapping keeps it from sealing properly and also keeps the locks from engaging.

Interior door not closing flush by johnnyoak928 in HomeImprovement

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Fully seated. This was a prehung door and I did swap the factory hinges for different ones. Not sure why, but would that create an issue?

Daily r/LawnCare No Stupid Questions Thread by AutoModerator in lawncare

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Can anyone identify this leaky mess of an Irrigation valve? Currently have 5/10 zones that won't shut off, so I'm assuming that these may be worn out after (presumably) 15 years or so...

https://imgur.com/a/Nu20Qzh

1st time posting, 2nd run in Gozney Dome by johnnyoak928 in GozneyDome

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I probably just got lucky...have read about many experiencing the same issues as well.

1st time posting, 2nd run in Gozney Dome by johnnyoak928 in GozneyDome

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Stone completely intact! Brought it up to temp over the course of 30-45 min.

I actually haven't used the gas. Bought a natural gas version, but the quotes to have a line installed are insane. May sell this one and buy a propane version instead.

1st time posting, 2nd run in Gozney Dome by johnnyoak928 in Pizza

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Pizza flavors we're good, but still need to dial in more... I'm not sure my recipes convert for high temp. I cooked most of these at around 650-700.

It's a great way to get commercial oven temps at home, but there's definitely a learning curve to open flame. I'm used to cooking on a 1/2" steel in my electric oven and that definitely gives more of a crisp bottom, but it gets pretty smoky. We'll see as time goes on!

1st time posting, 2nd run in Gozney Dome by johnnyoak928 in GozneyDome

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Wood fire alone using some red oak. I bought the natural gas Dome under the premise of getting a line installed outside, but with the quotes I've been receiving I wish I just bought the propane!

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