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Alt.Home.Repair - Home Improvement Usenet Group

Alt.Home.Repair is a worldwide Usenet news group that is used to discuss various aspects of Home Improvement.

There are 1666 threads in our archives.

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Electric Oven Wiring [6 articles]

What type of insulated wire should I use to replace part of the internal wiring of a built-in electric wall oven. I assume this needs to be some type of high temp insulation. The original wire a...Electric Oven Wiring

Question on Ryobi batteries/charger. [16 articles]

willshak - 2009-05-23 00:26:00 [In: Electrical & Wiring | Tools - Hand, Power & Garden | ]
I am looking at a reconditioned 18 volt, 8 inch, Ryobi ONE+ cordless chain saw. I just need it for pruning branches. I currently use a bow saw, but it is difficult to get to some branches because ...Question on Ryobi batteries/charger.

What gauge wire? [3 articles]

dsmith707 - 2009-09-23 07:08:00 [In: Electrical & Wiring | ]
I am off grid. Last year I built a shop powered by generator through an Inverter. The inverter supplys power through a 200 amp power panel to circuits in the shop. I am now building a house about ...What gauge wire?

Blue Tooth home phone [36 articles]

ransley - 2009-06-10 08:56:00 [In: Electrical & Wiring | Furniture | Home Electronics | ]
Several companies sell home phone systems that can I believe use your cell phone to make and take calls. Anybody know if these work well. It would be nice to have a desk phone that uses your cell. I...Blue Tooth home phone

Kohler engine [4 articles]

serswonthelp - 2009-05-23 13:11:00 [In: Electrical & Wiring | ]
------------------------------------- I have a 20HP Craftsman with a Kohler vertical shaft engine. The engine is blown and I am trying to remove it. There is a heh bolt going through a pulle...Kohler engine

Refrigerator problem: Insufficient cooling [10 articles]

question: failing compressor or plugged drier? Kenmore model 106.77292 top freezer, almost 12 years old, R134a system, diagnostics so far: 1. lowest refrigerator temp about 50 degrees F 2. low...Refrigerator problem: Insufficient cooling

Bulldog Pushmatic Circuit Breakers -Still available? [20 articles]

hr(bob) hofmann@att.net - 2009-11-11 20:31:00 [In: Appliances | Basements & Crawl Spaces | Electrical & Wiring | Kitchens | Maintenance & Repair | Windows & Doors | ]
My next door neighbor has a 50 Amp Bulldog Pushmatic circuit breaker that has finally died. It looks like moisture may have been part of the process, but there is no dampness in the breaker box at ...Bulldog Pushmatic Circuit Breakers -Still available?

A/C lines freeze up b/c no air is circulating [28 articles]

Hello, I'm hoping this is the correct group to use for my problem. I couldn't find a more suitable one from the list of available groups. My problem is that my A/C is basically broken right no...A/C lines freeze up b/c no air is circulating

Refrigerator Pt. 2 [11 articles]

Steve Kraus - 2009-05-31 15:00:00 [In: Appliances | Electrical & Wiring | Heating, Cooling & Ventilation | Kitchens | ]
The patient: GE Profile side-by-side, about a dozen years old, no fancy electronic controls that I am aware of The symptoms: Nice and cold on the freezer side. Barely cooling on the refriger...Refrigerator Pt. 2

switching out 2 pin for 3 pin sockets in my victorian home [35 articles]

Si - 2009-05-28 08:22:00 [In: Electrical & Wiring | Walls & Ceilings | ]
we have a number of older 2 pin electrical wall sockets in our victorian home and most of my appliances are 3 pin. can i just switch them to 3 pin sockets? is there a problem with doing that? ...switching out 2 pin for 3 pin sockets in my victorian home

Hot tub getting a small shock [26 articles]

fzbuilder - 2009-05-26 15:07:00 [In: Electrical & Wiring | ]
Hello all, I have a older 120v spa that overnight developed a short. The spa is on a cement slab and if I stand on the cement barefooted, I get a shock like tingling in the fingers. When I turn on t...Hot tub getting a small shock

When one tool won't do [16 articles]

HeyBub - 2009-05-26 13:22:00 [In: Appliances | Contracting | Electrical & Wiring | Tools - Hand, Power & Garden | ]
Use another. And another. My current project is to cut sections out of the soffits and add screening with a view toward increasing the airflow in the attic. After marking off the position of t...When one tool won't do

20 amp dedicated circuit [6 articles]

Charles Bishop - 2009-05-26 07:27:00 [In: Electrical & Wiring | ]
Does a 20A circuit that has only one outlet on it require that the outlet be a specific type? I've seen - | o and assumed that it was for a dedicated 20A circuit. -...20 amp dedicated circuit

GFCI toggle switches? [20 articles]

Doug - 2009-05-28 00:57:00 [In: Bathrooms | Electrical & Wiring | Plumbing & Water Supply | ]
I have a set of AC toggle switches about a yard away from my shower stall. Light, vent fan, and heat lamp. They are in one box -- one dual switch, and a single switch with an indicator light (the he...GFCI toggle switches?

Is there a point at which it's unsafe to keep an old washer/dryer going? [15 articles]

brassplyer - 2009-07-03 22:41:00 [In: Electrical & Wiring | Home Electronics | Laundry Rooms | ]
I've got a 70's era washer and dryer that I got used in the late 80's. The drum sliders on the dryer have worn and the drum is at a low angle, the transmission on the washer finally gave up the ghos...Is there a point at which it's unsafe to keep an old washer/dryer  going?
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