Recent content by Tailgunner

I use the brush/rod tools also, and even disconnect the dryer from the vent and use a leaf blower to blow all the lint out. Works great !

I had to replace my front concrete steps last year because of spalling. I did seal the new steps with three coats of concrete sealer. Can't hurt, might help.

We bought all Maytag when we moved into our new home September 2011. Home Depot had a real good deal going at the time. So far here is my list of repairs that were needed : Bravos dryer 0 Bravos X washer 0 Gemini Stove, 2 igniters French door fridge, ice maker SS dishwasher, control panel...

I have had good luck with Maytag , and they are made in the USA!

I have a Maytag french door fridge, Model # MFI2665XEM6 with freezer on the bottom. I am getting a small amount of water on the floor in front. Further investigation shows a thin layer of ice on the bottom of the freezer. Any input on how to resolve this is appreciated !

I would think a heat gun would soften it and make it easier to remove.

Looks like the wife's finally going to get the kitchen redo she's always wanted !

I just Bought my wife some new wheels.......................................... For her dishwasher rack !

Got mine blown out here in SE Michigan. 7 zones $35.00 if done in Sept., $40 in October and 45 in November.

So what is the reason?

Get a cheap diamond drill bit set . Keep it wet when you drill , cuts fast !

Saw an immature Bald Eagle fly right in front of my car with a large fish in his talons, so cool !

Found ice in the blue funnel/chute which may be preventing water from refilling the tray ? what could be causing this ? I did remove the ice plug.

New Issue. The ice maker only makes about 1/3 of a bin of ice, then stops. I looked inside, and found the lever was not down, and I could not lower it . went back to check later it was down ?

Thanks, Sparky. Evidently That 15 minute defrost worked, because when I returned home after a couple of hours, I had new ice in the bin. This fridge is 10 years old, and has been trouble free. Typically, how long do you need to defrost it ?