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I purchased a HP ink jet for family use. With 3 teens in high school, I was always hearing Dad we're out of ink! Well, later one Saturday I could not find refills for the HP. I purchased a Brother MFC-J870W, I forgot about it until I heard...."Dad the printer is getting low on ink." I went from...

Only thing missing is the sticker for the tow company on the dashboard. It will come in handy one day, actually many days. Mine spent more time in the shop than on the road.....after 18 months the entire fleet was gone. Just crap!

Originally Posted by flanso If FSully1's suggested test shows 24 volts for that zone at the controller, try switching the wires between the "bad" zone solenoid and a working zone solenoid. If the non-working zone stays the same, its solenoid is bad. If the bad zone moves, you have a bad...

Need ambient temp......looks under charged, if no compressor issue.

Need to find why your only getting 6 volts to that zone. Test voltage for that zone at the controller.....one probe on common terminal the other on "zone #" you should read 24+volts

Is the controller putting out 24-26 volts on that zone?

Where is the tstat located? Up or downstairs? In gas and electric furnaces, there are "high temp limit" switches, but they are internal to the furnace and not controlled by the tstat. Start witht the easy stuff first......air filter clean?

I can run a Honda 6500 watt with a 6 gal tank for roughly 10-12 hours running with half load. Refrigerator, TV, and some lights. If powering the camp trailer full load about 7 hours @ full throttle.

Originally Posted by ARB1977 The pipe going down would be my back up drain. That's the drain I pour bleach down. The pan drain is tied into the primary going outside, correct? The easiest way to tell primary drain line from emergency line is to look at the pvc going into he coil. The...

The pipe on the left coming out of the evaporator coil looks to be the main drain, that should (at least in Florida drains to outside) be drain to the exterior of the building. The pipe on the right tied in with the emergency pan is your overflow, if this is the one leaking your main line is...

I have a Nikon D3300 that I'm going to upgrade. I'm leaning towards the D5600 series, might be a good choice for you also. My D3300 has served me well and I will pass it along to my daughter to continue using. https://www.nikonusa.com/en/nikon-products/dslr-cameras/dx.page

Sounds like you have electrical issue.

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Originally Posted By: Duffyjr Originally Posted By: Matagonka Already got a review? Didn't it just come out? And he is already on his second OC. He either changes his oil way to often or puts a ton of miles on his rig. I can't wait for my engine to start knocking so I can try some!!! Date...

290 psi on the high side while running. Super High! What was the ambient temps? R134a? My initial thoughts possible plugged orifice / expansion valve. I would clean and rinse condenser coil as best as you can, then recheck pressures and ambient temperature. As far as the 390 psi on the low...

Originally Posted By: SHOZ When they came out to install my replacement they didn't have to charge at all. I don't think he even checked the pressures. Just hooked up the lines and wired it up. There is some sort of valve on the copper lines at the compressor on the house side and the unit was...

Adjust the drive cable.

Thermal overload will reset. It may take awhile, unless you dump water on the shell of the compressor. You can also fill a large ziploc with ice and place on top of compressor shell. Check run cap and start cap(if you unit uses.)

You can NOT use 2 of these motion sensors on a 3-way switch. You can use 1 motion sensor switch and 1 standard 3-way mechanical and that would work. You can call Lutron, they can help you achieve what you want but it going to be additional cost to your project.

Between Porter and Dewalt, pick Dewalt. For cordless I prefer Milwaukee M18 series. Impact, Drill, and Sawzall with heavy usage no problems.