Hi @wmarkhay Check for a part number on the back of the LCD screen (or WiFi board?). Quick search online shows this when searching for a monoprice 133690 but I don't know which model it is for. Just a thought.

Hi @homerepair61 Here's the Chosen Solution to a similar problem with a Kenmore washer that may be relevant to your model also. The clutch assembly part number for your model is the same as in the linked answer above.

Hi @skoski Please verify the model number of your washer? Searching online for the model number you posted shows no results. There are 11096585110 and 11096585120 dryer models however. The Whirlpool timer part number for the above two models and also the 11096585200 model dryer is WP3398190. (supplier examples only) What is the part number shown on the original timer in your dryer?

Hi @dancing1020 Check if the drive belt has moved and is rubbing the belt guard and causing the noise. If it is this could be caused by a loose nut on the yellow transmission drive pulley causing it to wobble slightly, causing the belt to move position. Here's a video that shows how to replace the drive belt which will allow you to check if all is OK or not Update (04/15/25): Hi @dancing1020 Check if the splines on the clutch assembly are stripped. Here's a link with a video that may help. If it is search online for W10721967 to find suppliers that suit you best.

Hi @cwallot With the engine switched off, disconnect the -ve battery cable from the -ve battery post and connect a DMM (digital multimeter) setup to measure DC Amps (or mA) in series between the -ve battery cable and the -ve battery post. The normal quiescent current flow in most vehicles is 50-80mA. If you measure more than this amount of current, you need to start removing all the fuses, one by one and check if the current flow shown by the DMM drops back to the normal amount after each fuse has been removed. If it doesn't fall back to normal replace the fuse and then move onto the next fuse. This way you won't confuse which fuse belongs where. If it falls back to normal then check what circuit is being supplied by the fuse that has been removed as per the fuse layout table usually found in the lid of the fuse block. Once you know this then you'll know which function or circuit is either still on or is not working properly. Also check that the battery is being correctly charged as it may be failing or...

Hi @shaarimajs Try performing the paperclip test on the PSU and check if it stays on or turns on and off If you have a DMM (digital multimeter) you can also check the voltage outputs from the PSU to make sure that they're all OK. Are the EZ Debug LEDs on the motherboard turning on at all? - see p.34 of the user manual for their location on the board Initially trying to isolate whether it is power related or the PC is starting and not passing POST.

Hi @ntokozobembe Please confirm the full model number of the laptop as shown on the product information label on the bottom of the laptop? According to the specifications on p.1 of the maintenance and service guide for a HP ProBook 470 G1 the laptop supports a maximum of 16GB PC3L-12800, 1600-MHz, DDR3L SODIMM ram over 2 slots i.e. 2 x 8GB and not 32GB of DDR4 ram It also doesn't have any PCIe connectors for an NVME drive. It only has what appears to be a sata 1 interface given that the HDD transfer rate is only 100MB/s.

Hi @margaretmburu What is the model number of the phone? The impurities in the water causes corrosion and provides circuit paths for the electricity which were not in the phone's operating design and could damage the components. The corrosion starts immediately and is ongoing until it is completely cleaned away First do not try to charge or to turn on your phone and then remove the battery as soon as possible from the phone to minimize any further damage. Then you need to dis-assemble the rest of the phone and clean all the affected parts using Isopropyl Alcohol 99%+ (available at electronics parts stores) to remove all traces of corrosion and water. If possible do not use "rubbing alcohol" as in some cases this is only 70% IPA or less, can contain additives which may leave conductive residues and is not as effective. If you do have to use it check the label to verify the amount of IPA. The higher the percentage of IPA the better Here is a link that describes what happens.Electronics Water Damage As always...

Hi @jrob63880 Does it start if you turn it on again or do you have to recharge it again just to get it to start? Here's the ifixit PitBull Skull Shaver motor stops a few seconds after being turned on. guide that may give some ideas of what to check and also how to open the shaver. (see the comments at the bottom of the guide). If you need to recharge it again to get it to start, replace the battery and see if that resolves the problem. The battery model number is usually printed on the battery itself. Search online for (insert model number) battery with solder tabs to find suppliers that suit you best. The same model battery may also come as one without solder tabs but having them makes it a whole lot easier to solder the new one in, rather than having to solder leads directly to a battery without solder tabs, which could cause problems as it may heat the battery too much when doing so.

Hi @mees89059 Start by reconnecting the broken wire and then test the headphones to see if there are more problems or not. You need to strip a small length of insulation off the loose white wire and resolder the wire onto the FB_LP terminal on the board. If the wire won't reach or there's too much tension on the wire if it just reaches, splice in a new piece of wire between the broken wire and the FB_LP terminal. Make sure that the joints are insulated Here's a zoomed in image of the image you posted showing where to connect it to. Be careful when stripping the insulation off the wire as you don't want to break the wire when doing so. Not totally sure but perhaps FB= Feedback and it may be used to aid any noise cancelling that may be used by the headphones. (click on image)