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I'm in the process of doing this too. Only problem I have the electrician left 6 8 inches of wire coming through the floor. So I have leave the panel in place with the outlet secure to the floor. Now the stove will be 4 inches higher than the counter top

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I am finally upgrading from this laptop to a lenovo slim pro 7 14.5.. I got great service out of this laptop 😅

Absolutely no help at all in where to place the upper brackets in relation to the framing of the bed. And then after grinding thru the tedious monologue the installation was a complete failure. Holy fuck.

Quran is just an absurd, storybook rulebook, filled with mythical fantasy

Mine will not compress. Maybe bad shocks

My god what a boring video

Thanks for the video!!! Had the exact same wiring problem with my stove and your video was nearly a step-by-step guide. Thanks again for the video ... really saved my backside.

The new DeLonghi combination espresso/coffee maker does not have any of these problems. Works great!

This gives me the "Alan" Raptor nightmare vibes.

Thank You for explaining the practice and importance of setting the wires in the termination slots.I have looked at so many videos and not a one touched on this let alone demonstrated it. Thank you again! I really appreciate your video.🙂

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Ty so much for the video. That is exactly what I had. I moved the wire to a new position in the kitchen and couldn't figure out what happened to the white wire

Does it take a 9mm load?

Not very impressive.

This was a really good video on the WB2100. I have one, and I really like it. Thanks for making the video !!

Good video my friend. Where do you live cause I have the same linoleum in my kitchen and I'm in NC.

Won’t keep charge

Question...at :54, the end connector hose (90 pvc) that you have inserted into the straight PVC line, I'm guessing it's just temporarily pushed into the fitting so you can remove it later? It doesn't leak there?

For sure, although I was able to get a hold of it a few weeks ago, I just checked and his plans can still be downloaded at no cost. I just happened to go'ogle Woody Hyezmar's Woodworking Bible and got it before he decided to sell it or something lol, have a good one!

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Seconds are not that fast.

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Sound is terrible.

The mad electrician,, Lolol!!!!🤣🤣 thanks for the vid man the good refresher I needed to see…… it’s good you can work with gloves, I never could train myself to use them While working with small stuff like that

Hello. So I'm replacing my really old oven 1995 ish with an old oven 2007 ish. my house was first occupied in 1996 so it was built the year before the 4-wire mandate. So I'm grandfathered in. The replacement oven has both 3 and 4 wire instructions in it. So naturally I have to do 3-wire installation. My question is, can i tap into the junction box and using 12/2 Romex, wire up to the replacement microwave, which needs a standard 15 amp service 120v ? I tested the wiring voltage on all 3 wires and it goes as such. Touching black & Red i get 249v, touching white and red I get 124.5v and touching white and black I get 124.5v. The original stove/microwave unit were both powered by this 3-wire 40amp circuit where the microwave is 120v and oven 240v/120v. It was one big combo unit into this custom home. I realize that new codes call for 4-wire, but my replacement oven supports 3-wire so I'm going to forge ahead in that manner. But i would hate to have to run a new circuit to my replacement microwave. It takes a standard grounded plug. I'm guessing my 3-wire is Hot, Hot, Neutral, which means there really isn't a grounding wire for the Microwave. Is there any other way I could ground that Microwave? Like should I run a wire from the ground of the outlet outside to a grounded post stuck into the ground or something. Any suggestions?

Booger Hook off the Bang Switch! Nice gun.

That electrical tech was mad he use service entry cable for a range..smh

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Yes a great video on how to fo this I’m getting ready to get my stove done and this is so helpful!! THANK YOU FOR YHIS VIDEO!!! <><

Same situation wish I watched your video way back!

Have had mine for 6 years no issues love it

Insane electrician is correct .. He just snaked the supply cable out through a hole in the drywall and ran it to a free-floating junction box lying on the floor under the range PROPER (required by Code, unless you live somewhere with no electrical code) is to terminate ALL house wiring (whether running under floors, through walls, at an electrical box MOUNTED the studs, either recessed in the wall or surface-mounted on the drywall (but also screwed to studs), so that there is no exposed house wire between the wall (or floor or ceiling) and the terminal (junction box, switch or outlet) DANGER DANGER !! :(

Curious I had same wiring but coming in to the receptacle I had a ground wire...from the breaker box...it was red black white and copper groumd..wasn't for sure where to hook that wire...in receptacle diagram doesn't mention it

@thebarefoot Lol at your dollar store toolbox 😂😂, I have a few, one I keep my electrical solder stuff, and the other is plastic automotive rivets? Toolbox is shit as far as durability/waterproof.. but for a dollar, you can't complain

I'm doing exactly the same thing you did. Replacing a drop in with a slide in. Same wiring, box, receptacle etc... I hope your range fit in the hole. I had to do a lot of cutting, it was a nightmare

Dalek who.

I have one of these podunk systems. I added a pair of 100 watt panels and a small generic 10 watt panel also. The charge controller is the worst part of the system. I augmented it all with a 400 watt inverter and a 1200 watt inverter with a HF 100 watt charge controller too. Have 2 separate systems now. The 3 HF 15 watt panels, 15 watt charge controller and 400 watt w in one sysstem. The 2nd set up is two 100 watt panels ,a HF 500 watt charge controller and a 1200 watt Peak inverter. The small system came with a pair if 12 volt bulbs, florescent I think, and I added 200 LED Christmas tree lights and a battery charger for cell phones, and 2 way radios. The larger one runs my TV, DVD player, a 20" box fan and a couple small table lamps. Very basic I know. But if the grid goes down, we're not in the dark,can watch TV and keep our comms charged. I can run a small fridge if I don't use the TV too. Plan on getting more of the 100 watt panels this week to double my power generation capabilities. Batteries are the killer. So expensive. I have a friend that refurbishes batteries ad I can get 110 aH deep cycle batteries for $105 each. Not bad, right? My plans are for maybe 10 100 watt panels and 5 batteries. That hopefully will be enough to get me through some extended grid down times. Because they are coming.

This was great man really got a laugh out of it thanks

Just love Mott the Hoople! I still listen to them often.

American Dalek sounds wrong

I have checked many woodworking plan sites. I think the instructions from Woodprix are the best.

Would be funny as hell If the doctor came back as this.

Imagine a Dalek Tried to Absorb the Doctor during his Regeneration and the Doctor instead absorbs the Dalek transforming into Dalek WHO!!! (The Doctor would still be alive, but would be a Dalek)

He is the Dalek Who!!!

It'd have been even more hilarious if another darlek chased him of the stage screaming "Doctor located. Exterminate! Exterminate!"

5 months in started leaking