How do you clean a thermocouple?
Before you do anything, shut off the system your thermocouple is a part of. The easiest way to clean your thermocouple is with steel wool or a coarse sponge until all the soot or other matter is gone. If there's space, use a pencil eraser to get in between the threads of any screws connecting the thermocouple and valve control. Even though it might be tempting, avoid using regular cleaning products (especially if they contain flammable chemicals) on your thermocouple, as they can be damaging.
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Is a 65 inch TV 65 inches wide?
No. TVs are measured diagonally across the screen, so a 65" TV has a diagonal screen size of 65 inches and a width of 57.25 inches. However, the actual width of just the TV itself varies depending on the frame surrounding it. By checking its specification sheet, you can find an accurate measurement for the entire TV width.
Can you rent a hand truck from lowes?
Depending on the store, you can rent hand trucks or dollies from some Lowe's locations. Rental rates may also differ, so it would be best to call your local Lowe's.
How many miles is 10 laps around a track?
A single lap around a track is 400 meters. So, to put that into perspective, ten laps equals 4,000 meters, equivalent to 2.5 miles.
Do you guys repair Jenn-Air ranges with the built-in downdraft? The downdraft appears to be not working.
Unfortunately, we don't work with downdraft and hoods. We only deal with major kitchen appliances. But if you want, we can give you another service provider that deals with downdraft and hoods.
How can Home Alliance reduce my energy bills?
The US Department of Energy calculates that one hundredth of an inch accumulation of material on your evaporative coil can reduce energy efficiency by 20%. The DOE recommends it gets checked at least once per year. Industry surveys such as Wisconsin Public Service put the additional energy costs of a dirty condenser coil at an average $250 per year. If you have not had your coil cleaned not only are you wasting energy, you are adding pressure on your whole air conditioning system. This additional pressure will lead to premature breakdowns and costly repairs.
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