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Thanks Snoonyb. Are these the bend supports you are talking about? Is there a way to determine what diameter I need without removing one of the hoses?

Please see photo. The hoses on the drain side of my tankless water heater are bending and kinking, reducing the free flow of the drainage water. Can someone point me to the same type of hoses at THD or Lowe's so that I can replace them? Any ideas to reduce the bending beside supporting the hoses...

The Navien technician I spoke to on the phone today believes the check valve went bad. (Is that the same as "incoming gate valve"?) He told me the temporary fix was to reroute water flow inside the unit by switching a small black valve next to the gas line inside the unit from INT to EXT (see...

I had a Navien NPE-210A2 tankless water heater installed just over six months ago (December, 2022) and it has been working great. However, just a few days ago, something strange started happening: when we turn on a single faucet to hot water, the unit is not kicking on to generate hot water -...

I have a bathtub that is separate from the shower (i.e. stand-alone bathtub in one location, stand-alone shower in a different location). I've noticed over the past month or so that the tub faucet leaks pretty steadily about 1 gal every 4.5 hrs. It seems to stop when I turn the tub faucet valve...

Hi All. Just an update to close out this thread: I wanted the fridge isolated to its own 20A circuit, so I swapped out the double-pull breaker with two single 20A breakers. I rewrapped one of the two hot wires from the original 240V circuit in white tape and connected it to the neutral bus bar...

Thanks Eddie_T. I watched a YT video and learned more about it. I see what you are saying and yes, I have several single spares at the bottom of my panel that I could swap out for the dual breaker. I will also disconnect the proper wire and connect it to the neutral bar. All with the main...

Hi all. The fridge in my garage just today started tripping the GFCI outlet it has been plugged into for about a year. I believe the fridge is starting to die, but I may be able to get some more life out of it connected to a regular outlet. Next to the GFCI outlet is a single 220V outlet that is...

That's the kind of idea I'm looking for. The axle is 5/8" x 22" long which is longer than the axles I've found in the replacement kits. I'll look up a round piece of stock...

Tried that. I don't see the piece I need in those hits. Although I could be missing it

The service provider gave me the bin back in 2015, but they don't do that anymore. I'm on my own

Forgive me if this is the wrong board for this issue, but I have a large garbage can where one of the wheels came off. It requires a special type of hub that connects the wheel to the axle, but unfortunately that piece is long gone. I emailed the manufacturer for help on getting a replacement...

Hi all. Do they sell plug ends for angle stops? I need to remove my dishwasher and just want to plug off the second outlet for now instead of removing the dual outlet adapter. Thanks

Thank you guys. Really appreciate the practical help and advice. I am saving this thread for when I take on this project again in the future.

I am having a difficult time removing these angle stops to replace them. Could they be soldered to the water pipe? Any tips?

Thanks but I think you misunderstood. Sorry if I wasn't clear. I am talking about the handleset center-to-center measurement, not the latch-to-deadbolt measurement. The SCHLAGE manual mention of the 5.5" standard is referring to the latch-to-deadbolt, not the handleset itself. See image below...

Hello. I need to replace the handleset (and deadbolt) on my front door. All of the new handlesets I find are 8-13/32" inches (8.4") center-to-center. This means that I would need to drill a new, lower hole in my door, leaving the previous hole exposed. Does anyone know of hardware that come in a...