Part VI
Post Fiend
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From: Gilbert, Az
I just checked her profile and she hasn't been on in 47 hours. I hope she is okay.
LOL, hey there is nothing wrong with little-uns
I resemble that remark
I resemble that remark
Fleet Owner
Joined: Mar 2007
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From: BLT, MN
Cris is well proportioned.
The kitties are good. Thanks for asking Lisa. Actually, they are little terrors. They have so darn much energy but we love em anyway.
Sassy fell through a hole in the screen in our computer room two mornings ago. She landed in some nice long grass. She keeps jumping up on the same window sill to try and get out again. And it was about a 9-10 foot drop. I guess I need to fix that hole.
The kitties are good. Thanks for asking Lisa. Actually, they are little terrors. They have so darn much energy but we love em anyway.
Sassy fell through a hole in the screen in our computer room two mornings ago. She landed in some nice long grass. She keeps jumping up on the same window sill to try and get out again. And it was about a 9-10 foot drop. I guess I need to fix that hole.
Post Fiend
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From: Gilbert, Az
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Post Fiend
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From: Blairsville,Ga
Then chech the heat sensors,an open sensor will keep it from heating or not very good
Post Fiend
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From: Wallingford, CT
I think Jim would know if something was wrong and I think he'd let us know.
Post Fiend
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From: Gilbert, Az
Before you replace the heating element do a deep cleaning,you normally have to remove the back or front depending on the dryer,but it can be profitable I normally get $15 to $35 change out of one when I tear it down
Then chech the heat sensors,an open sensor will keep it from heating or not very good
Then chech the heat sensors,an open sensor will keep it from heating or not very good
Thanks for the advice Ray! I will do that if it doesn't start working better. I am on a time of use plan here in the house so I can start doing laundry again in about 15 mins, I just hope it works like it used too. I also pulled it a little further away from the wall in hopes that the little vent wouldn't get kinked anymore!
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From: Gilbert, Az
