Judique
Dis Veteran, Beach Lover at BWV, BCV, HHI, VB
- Joined
- Aug 1, 2003
And, my dishwasher died. Knew as soon as @punkin had her problem, mine would be soon. New Years Day. Happy New Year to me!
According to youtube its probably the thermal fuse. If I were a brave electrician I would probably pick one up, under $30 and install for the short term. But I'm sort of apprehensive about electrical wires even those I know are disconnected. Its over 10 years and it is white. I'm ready to have the color somewhat match my other appliances. Was not interested in the Samsung models although so far I love my Samsung fridge.
It will be replaced and I ordered one, but delivery won't be until mid January, so I'm going out to buy disposables today. Not even a lone paper plate in my house!
I'm going with another Whirlpool for a bit over $800 (mid range tax included) with 47dbi =relatively quiet, stainless tub, 3 racks, etc. I can't stand my daughter's Bosch models. Don't like how they load. I ordered through Costco so install and install parts are included in that price, despite the horrible install reviews. My fridge install was excellent and those install reviews were horrid also.
The feature I needed was for the handle to be flat/not exterior sticking out. Fortunately my spot has all the install features necessary so no electrician needed for advance wiring, etc. Last time I had a plug in outlet added, plus the correct water lines are there and the floor extends under the counters, all stuff that are extra costs in old houses, but we did all that back in 2010 (I think it was, or maybe 2008) when we moved our kitchen to another location in our house.
Meanwhile, we will have to wash dishes, but maybe I'll check with a neighbor about the fuse and get it tested at least.
According to youtube its probably the thermal fuse. If I were a brave electrician I would probably pick one up, under $30 and install for the short term. But I'm sort of apprehensive about electrical wires even those I know are disconnected. Its over 10 years and it is white. I'm ready to have the color somewhat match my other appliances. Was not interested in the Samsung models although so far I love my Samsung fridge.
It will be replaced and I ordered one, but delivery won't be until mid January, so I'm going out to buy disposables today. Not even a lone paper plate in my house!
I'm going with another Whirlpool for a bit over $800 (mid range tax included) with 47dbi =relatively quiet, stainless tub, 3 racks, etc. I can't stand my daughter's Bosch models. Don't like how they load. I ordered through Costco so install and install parts are included in that price, despite the horrible install reviews. My fridge install was excellent and those install reviews were horrid also.
The feature I needed was for the handle to be flat/not exterior sticking out. Fortunately my spot has all the install features necessary so no electrician needed for advance wiring, etc. Last time I had a plug in outlet added, plus the correct water lines are there and the floor extends under the counters, all stuff that are extra costs in old houses, but we did all that back in 2010 (I think it was, or maybe 2008) when we moved our kitchen to another location in our house.
Meanwhile, we will have to wash dishes, but maybe I'll check with a neighbor about the fuse and get it tested at least.
which was great after not visiting and I'm at a point where I do really miss the area. I switched jobs in 2020 so I no longer work every dang weekend! We used some of the points cashout options to do home projects in 2021 - did I mention we bought a house at the end of 2020?
), and Chase may have tweaked their algorithms a bit, however, the thought process behind the guidelines still stands. If you understand the rationale behind it, you can make more informed decisions based on your personal stats and risk tolerances. And, as always, can always run your thoughts past the group here for second opinions. There's a lot of experience here to take advantage of.
Jk it’s a lot of fun most of the time
