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Re: Winterize irrigation system - where to attach a compressor?

jerry_ma...@hotmail.com (Jerry) — Fri, 21 nov 2008 19:55:19 UT

Can you crank down the adjusting screws on all the heads and open them
up one at a time, then close it and move on to the next? Start
upstream and work your way to the end of the run.
Kinda similar to the way I winterize my cabin in Flagstaff, one faucet
at a time. Done it that way for 8 years, haven't had a problem yet -

Re: GE Range Schematics???

aux3.do...@snet.net (Pete C.) — Fri, 21 nov 2008 19:47:41 UT

dpb wrote:
If you can get onto the GE Appliances site at some reasonable speed, in
the parts ordering section they show parts breakdown diagrams and part
numbers you can order. I suspect that the schematics page that is
normally stuck in the appliance is one of the replacement parts you can
order. It was probably there originally and someone removed it and

Re: The end of flushing toilets

frankperiodlogu...@comcast.net (Frank) — Fri, 21 nov 2008 19:40:48 UT

EXT wrote:
Reminds me of guy I knew who had septic but city water and was getting
sewer bills from the county ;)

Re: GE Range Schematics???

n...@non.net (dpb) — Fri, 21 nov 2008 19:34:23 UT

MLD wrote:
...
I wish that were so...I've removed all service covers including lifting
the cooktop and no schematics anywhere. :(
This range doesn't have a lower storage drawer owing to the builtin
microwave into the oven--the magnetron et al. occupies that space.

Re: caulk removal

hey...@nospamgmail.com (HeyBub) — Fri, 21 nov 2008 19:35:47 UT

ken wrote:
First look here at how a Fein Multimaster can be used to remove caulk:
[link]
While you're there, you might prowl around the site for other useful things
the tool can do.
Now flip over to the Harbor Freight site and have a whiff of their

Re: Winterize irrigation system - where to attach a compressor?

mmedic...@gmail.com (Mensur) — Fri, 21 nov 2008 19:35:25 UT

I wasn't sure if you saw the arrow pointing to the left (meaning that
water flow is from right to left). In that case, the backflow would
not get flushed as you are suggesting. In addition, I read that you
really should not run the air through the backflow. Is that true?

Re: GE Range Schematics???

n...@non.net (dpb) — Fri, 21 nov 2008 19:31:03 UT

...
Thanks for looking--that's what I figured when looking/searching earlier.
> ... but as someone else said, it may
> be stuck on the range itself. Probably behind a panel somewhere.
> They put them there so the service person doesn't have to carry a
> bunch of books for all products and models.

Re: Need help installing a ceiling fan

jerry_ma...@hotmail.com (Jerry) — Fri, 21 nov 2008 19:33:17 UT

The usual fan color code:
Black - Hot to fan motor
White - Neutral
Blue - Hot to lights
Bare - Ground
So, Black and Blue together to the hot wire in the box.
White to the neutral wire in the box.
Bare wire - ??? I really don't know what you do with a ground wire in
an ungrounded box?
Jerry

Re: Doorbell always uses electricity!

c...@invalid.invalid (E Z Peaces) — Fri, 21 nov 2008 19:32:12 UT

I used to do that with a AA cell and a transformer made to energize two
conductors of a telephone cable to light a dial. Occasionally I found
an unsuspecting person to hold the plug.
I also used to enjoy putting my tongue on the terminals of a 9 volt
battery.
The doorbell might absorb some of the pulse, but not as well as a

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Re: Doorbell always uses electricity!

rod.speed....@gmail.com (Rod Speed) — Fri, 21 nov 2008 19:21:34 UT

Yes.
Nope, that cant produce electrical interference.
Not that last bit of yours they dont.
Different effect entirely.
Yes, because thats the thinnest wire.
Nope, you wont get vibration if its got an open primary.
You dont even have enough current to maintain the arc. Completely different to pole transformers.