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Hi @pan64870

It could also be a faulty eDP cable (fractured in the hinge perhaps)

Here's the hardware maintenance manual for the laptop.

Go to p.73 to view the procedure to remove/replace the LCD panel (complete module includes the touchscreen)

Go to p.93 Item #2 to find the part number (FRU number) for all the panels compatible with the model. Note: A "T" in the name description for the panel indicates it is a touchscreen i.e. FHDT= Full High Definition Touchscreen, FHD = Full High Definition.

Search online using the part number only applicable to your laptop, to find suppliers that suit you best.

The eDP cable is Item #4.

Usually the part number is on the back of the panel if you wish to confirm that you're getting the correct one (also on the eDP cable somewhere as well)

Hello there,

If you don't care about the data you could hard reset the phone in this way it will clear everything. Of course you will need to re-enter your google email account and password to verify that the phone is yours and after that just set it to be without fingerprint.

You can google how to hard reset Samsung Galaxy A23 5G to see for key combination.

Good Luck!

Hi @jyoumans14 ,

Presumably the dishwasher’s water supply temperature and pressure are OK - temp 120°-140° F, water pressure 20-120 PSI

Don’t know but was wondering if the problem is with the pressure sensor assembly, part # 333 in the Motor, Sump and Filter assembly diagram.

This is usually used to prevent the dishwasher from over filling but maybe it thinks that it is already full enough and stops it from filling further. You should get a different error code if it is faulty but maybe still worth looking at

According to the supplier in the link above the part number for the mini manual (service manual) for the dishwasher is 31-4000206_v10.pdf

This shows how to get into the diagnostic mode for testing but it also shows the connections for the pressure switch so maybe you can test it with an Ohmmeter (and the power disconnected) to see if it is working OK.

Hopefully this will be of some help.

Hi @criminalpartn ,

Did you let it start to boot into Windows before shutting it down i.e. Windows startup logo on screen?

It needs to boot as it is Windows that starts the repair startup not the BIOS. BIOS gets it ready to boot i.e. manufacturer’s logo on screen until Windows logo when it is booting into the OS

If still no good create a Win 10 recovery USB from any known working Win 10 PC.

In the host PC go to Control panel > Recovery > create a recovery disc and follow the prompts.

You will need an 8GB flashdrive and 40-60 minutes of time.

When you have the USB, insert the USB in the laptop and start the laptop and get into BIOS and then enable Legacy USB (or CSM), save the changes, then restart the laptop.

It should boot into the Windows Recovery menus off the USB. Go to Troubleshooting > Advanced and select the option you want.

Hi,

Here’s the hardware maintenance manual for the laptop.

Go to p.50 to view all the necessary pre-requisite steps and then the procedure to remove the upper case assembly.

Doing all this will give you access to the keyboard

Thanks for the answer.....Can i just add an external horn button from Autozone or Advance?...Splice it into the horn wires?...Mount it on the dash somewhere?....Did this on an old Chevy truck i have when the horn stopped working...

I'm having a similar problem. Started earlier this week when mowing. The mowing deck stopped operating. No odd noises, no squealing of belts, just stopped operating. Nothing blocking the blades or belts, everything seems to be there.

I just went through all the steps above in the solution listing, and all operate normally (i.e, shut off when it is supposed to, stays running when it's supposed to). The engine runs normally, starts easily. I followed every step exactly. Twice.

I can engage the engine, drive from point A to point B, but the mowing deck will not engage via the PTO. Any other ideas for this? I don't want to have to take it to the shop if it's something I'm just overlooking.

Adding: All the connectors are tight, wires are unfrayed and unbroken. There are not obvious issues with any of the connections or wiring harnesses. The tank is full of gas.

Many thanks in advance.

Mike Wolf, that looks like a TAB error. Sometimes applying some pressure to the binding on top of the LCD panel can resolve it. Most of the time a new panel is needed.