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Apparently the most common reason for the system to get gummed up and stop working is the use of "homemade carbonation", i.e., using your own mixture of citric acid and baking soda because it turns out that the original Sparkel carbonation mixture is a finer powder. I'm in the process of fixing my machine. I was stumped on taking the side panels off UNTIL I figured out that there were screws (6 total) hidden behind the white, square plugs and the small, white, round plugs on the back white panel. That's the trick that's probably stumping a lot of people looking at this video for answers. After I clean that valve or whatever it is, I plan on still using my citric acid and baking soda mix but I'm going to run it in my coffee bean grinder to try and make it finer.

This was the most frustrating video to watch… The audio quality was probably the worst I’ve ever heard out of RUclips video. I had to turn the volume all the way up to 100% and I could barely understand the narrator. Ugh!!!!!!

Is anything could be done to stop this scam? Can we file a claim against Toyota?

Brilliant!

i've found that if i run a couple cycles after not using it often, will fix it. make sure there's no baking soda or citric acid hardened where it goes in.

Interesting video thank you for sharing quite a unique action.

You have to go to a inverter style unless you spend big money on a high quality brushed or brushless pure ac generator

Brutal

Shit I took the front off with the buttons and stuff too because those were getting all whacky lights flickering and stuff

I've had a Regency woodstove for almost three years now, and it still won't work. Dealer came out, and was shocked that what I said, and had video of, was true. Still waiting for a response from Regency.

I'm in the process of disassembling. How did you manage to get the side panels off I'm trying not to break it

I am trying to remove the lid lock out of the piano but it simply doesn’t come off. How can I get it off (I haven’t forgotten to unscrew the screws).

I have an Hi500 from Regency. I've burned through a catalyst in just 2 years. After receiving the 1 free warrantied catalyst, I went to install it and noticed the cat bypass appears to be installed incorrectly and basically has always been engaging the catalyst essentially over burning the stove. Trying to work with them and the distributor now.

That's normal thing to happen with SSDs, especially cheaper ones. Something called SLC cache gets filled in, which results in slower writs speeds after it gets full. You also need to consider DRAM cache, which helps with write speeds in long run. Lastly, SSDs controller can get hot if not cooled properly therefore controller will limit speeds in order to keep itself cool enough, preventing it from overheating.

Thanks for posting this video. It’s the only one I can find of this exact action and I’m using it to help me restore mine. Did you get it finished?

Another rant: I put down the right seats to fit in some 8’ long wood. The car thought there was a front-right passenger and beeped at me for several minutes. There was nothing on the seat…

Is it possible to directly add the baking soda and citric acid to the back reservoir bypassing the top hole?

New rant: The cabin noise when tires spray up water from wet roads is the worst by far I've ever encountered...

I just followed this video's instructions and my Sparkel works again. You just saved me from throwing this machine out. Thank you!!!!!!

Was it leaking water?

are the NAND chips overheating? i had something similar happened - i ended up placing my laptop and nvme in a -5c freezer (i work in a lab) to keep the nands cool to get my data out

Maybe the issue lies with enclosure most of the time a external storage fail is because of faulty cable or enclosure itself but it's still a possibility that ssd got damaged

>In fact, the HOT controller chip is labelled SM2263ENG, which leads me to believe it's an ENGineering sample, not necessarily ready for primetime! No it's not, the same -ENG controller can be found on the Crucial P1.

Three things bro: 1. It is almost certainly equipped with QLC memory (you go read about it) 2. It likely lacks a DRAM cache, which means you can expect reduced speeds. 3. The absence of a heat sink could lead to significant performance throttling due to overheating.

i have same encloger omg

owns a mac, buys tech on aliexpress

Maybe the Cache is full and it has to Copy directly to the NAND flash wich could be slow If the Nand flash isnt high quality. But maybe ITS Just broken

did you check if the file was actually being copied? (could have been a fake size thing)

chinese products ! low price lower quality

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Check the bolt in the back of the stove that attatches your flu collar. I don't think it's your damper, I think you are getting tramp air through your collar, door seal or glass seal. Watch your flame closely, it will tell you where the air is coming in at. The area will be cleaner than the rest of the stove.

Nice work!

Mine started to leak water into the bottle from the base (bubbler). They gave me some o-rings that did not work.

Still working?

Sound recording is terrible, can hardly hear you

The lock on my 1927 Model L worked perfectly until we replated it during the piano rebuild. Now it is stuck.

This is such a simple and useful gadget. Simplicity belies its convenience.

btw, what thrived you to create this device?

I have the same stove and a similar issue, let me know what you come up with

This is very beautiful

Strangely satisfying. I bought an FE5680 but haven't done anything with it yet. My cheap eBay GPSDO has been warming up for two years, LOL.

I just bought one, are they valuable?

How did you figure the correct shape to grind it?

I am fascinated by flat flanges of this piano. Is it pivoting in capsules or by leather bars (like Arnault "hammer" action)? Please, could you explain an evidence of Bach´s performing his gamba sonata on Silbermann? Thank you very much!

Very nice, thanks for posting. Want more likes? Check 'Promosm'!

Beautiful instrument, and already in remarkably good shape besides the Dr. Scholl's hammer felts! Best of luck with the restoration.

having the same issue. How did you narrow the problem down to your heat pump? Wondering if I should go down the same troubleshooting path to see if there is something on my circuitry causing the issue. Also, did you resolve the issue?

Is this still for sale? I'm interested.

I enjoyed your videos although I'm surprised you recommended the kit to others. You did do a beautiful job assembling yours and the keyboard looks fine, at least from the video. Back in the '70's, everybody kind of rolled their eyes at the mention of Zuckerman. When I was in high school and college, I built a couple of clavichords. The first was much like the design of your Zuckerman except it was unfretted. Unfortunately, Frank Hubbard didn't write a book about clavichords, so I had to draw my own plans based on what I could make out from pictures, etc. from Raymond Russell's "The Harpsichord and Clavichord". The base of the first one was a piece of 7/8" thick Mahagony, but a few weeks after I got it tuned up, it warped the way you said yours did. I tried various bracings but ended up giving it to a friend to take to college and never saw it again (thankfully). The next one used a "double bottom" the way many larger German clavichord makers did. It is much more stable (try twisting a cereal box). If I'd had the first one back, I'd have put a second bottom on it too.