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make model of Dw and wiring diagram? what do you mean "light up"
It could be a bad door switch.

>>1025095
I had a problem like this too.

Turned out it was the outflow sensor acting up

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What's with all the breaking dishwashers?
Mine's busted too, seems it doesn't get water delivered through the hose. Which is weird since the faucet certainly is open. Still runs fine tough by using a water bucket.

>>1024988
Looks like the sockets are covered up in this picture so I can't really tell but I case you don't know, for using TIG/stick the torch and ground leads generally plug into the + and - sockets at the bottom (torch to - ground to + for TIG and polarity varies depending on electrode for stick). The socket at the top is a MIG gun socket so I don't think you'll find any TIG tirches for that ahaha. Also looks like it doesn't have a proper setting for "lift arc TIG" so you'll be doing "scratch start" which is a bit crude. Look up videos on youtube for scratch start TIG. The most common type of connector I've seen is called a "dinse" connectors and they come in some different sizes then there are others but I don't really know about them.

weld.com also did a video recently on connectors which should be useful for you:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LLLTFQxLHow

>>1025032

Had a look at the video, thanks very much.

Looking at scratch start stuff, i found this video: https://youtu.be/PPKstOZSZug?t=245

He has a "power lug" connected, is this looking like the best way to run the torch? I found one on amazon here:
https://www.amazon.com/Weldflame-Power-Adapter-105Z57-Welding/dp/B018VJ8YDG

>>1025038
Yep that'll work. You might also be able to get a torch that just directly plugs into your machine with a gas hose that comes off separately which could be more convenient and cheaper. Those lugs are best if you have a machine with permanently wired in electrode holder (stinger) or you have the stinger that came with it and you can't find a torch with a connector that fits. Chucke also did some more videos on scratch start very recently too that might not show up on searches just yet if you wanna check them out.

Make sure you get an argon regulator and if you the get lug a hose too.

>>1024353
Generally they are inferior to their corded or gas powered cousins. Corded is the best power to weight ratio IMO but gas powered ones are easier to move around.

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>>1024384
I see....I wonder though...cordless has no smog/gas, can turn on and off at a whim, and charges in 40mins.

Having two packs--is it possible to start one charging and using the other longer than 40mins so that when it's time to charge again, you are ready to go?

That's the real question.

>>1024353
My cordless hedge trimmer is great. Goes for a really long time before it dies.

It's petrol.

>>1024206
Also I should add that I need the capability to see the voltage and current reading remotely from a computer about 8 meters away.

>>1024206
Get a pair of Fluke 8088As, a couple of long RS232 cables (they go up to 15 meters), use Flukeview and you're set.

>>1024214
>mfw it costs $1400 with a calibration certificate and the calibration is only good for 90 days, 1 year max

Can one unit be used for measuring both current and voltage? I can leave the test leads in and use the software to switch between readings?

>>1023894

if you have scrap and a welder, it's not that difficult. good job?

>>1023897
OK. You got 4 hours. Show me yours. Faggot

You need a drill, no idea why that's considered a ton of different tools.

>>1023832
How'd they make pipes prior to having an electronic drill?

Usually tutorials on youtube use sanders, clamps, custom bending rigs, etc.

>>1023835
Then you would use a manual drill? Are you retarded anon?

>>1023798
I made a banjo for a physics project. Used a cake pan hot glued upside down to a wok to create the resonating chamber. Created the neck with a metal bar from ikea furniture that slotted in nicely. The strings were made with dental floss (round) which I wound together using an impact driver.

I made a cigar box guitar

i've made a bag pipe from some hobo's scrotum

>>1023590
Basically just stop using the internet until I get desperate enough to come back here. Also, it's summer; everywhere's cancer.

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>>1023731

>>1023590
I go binge on YouTube video's or watch a download, I'm on the 5th season of "The Wire" right now.

Herro?

>>1023537
pic inside needed

>>1023537
in order of things to check:

radiator cap (very common and cheap to fix)
evap tank cap
thermostat seizure
head gasket hole (ur fug'd)

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these are the seats

Maybe a flash drive and an SDR? Connect to satellite internet with the radio and have the drive have software to connect and manage the connection.

what you need is a small portable communications device, maybe around hand-size, with a built-in screen few inches wide and the ability to send and transmit data via remote tower, or access point. Sound, video and the ability to play Pokemon GO all a bonus.

>http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-tyne-35411297

your question (should) be more, how to best to hide it - smuggling cant be much more difficult, when not easier, in Norway. Surprised none of your more famous prisoners haven't forced the court of Human Rights into installing Unlimited Innanet Access in their Playstation and Romperroom cell.

Something like a remote with a keyboard that you can like Bluetooth to the TV or maybe chrome cast if they allowed you. Maybe use an old sidekick phone as a casing for the tiny hd and such.

What ipod? How it is broken?

>>1023040
1 - Rig to vibrate
2 - Insert in pooper
3 - ????
4 - Profit!

>>1023047
A very old one, without a touchscreen.
Water was spilled on it. The screen and the HD are intact, but the circuitry is apparently all fucked.

kill someone

>>1022716


you never will. get a job at biglots you fucking loser

>>1022716
*tips fedora*

Depends. Do you plan to weld it together, glue it together, tape it together or string it together with bailing wire? Do you have competency in any of the above? Geez, can you read the sticky you dummy.

>>1022719
>I am making a barbell stand like pic related.

You can clearly see where it's welded and where it's been bolted together.

I'd say it's not the metal that will come into question although most barbell stands use 60/40x5mm. It's down to how well your welds will hold.

>>1021365
welp tough it out or throw on some triple a antibiotic cream for a quic heal.

>>1021375
It doesn't hurt that bad now, tomorrow will be a bitch I'm sure.

>>1021365
>Dropped soldering iron on crotch
>whilst only in underware
>burned my dongle.

>Lexan glass fragment through fingertip and nail
>yanked it out
>ishouldnthavedonethat.svg

>unloading wire fencing off truck
>stray wire
>tore my palm open

>stripping coax
>Stanley slipped
>blood everywhere

I'm a retard