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Hi @ Jessie Gloria, If there is water leaking into the washer tub, try turning off the taps that the washer’s hot and cold hoses are connected to and check if there is water in the tub in the morning. If there isn’t any water in the tub, you have a leaking water inlet solenoid valve in the washer. They cannot be repaired, they have to be replaced To prove which one it is, either the hot or the cold solenoid valve, close one tap at a time and then check a bit later for any water leak in the tub to prove whether it is the hot or the cold water inlet that is the problem. What is the make and model number of the washer? You can search online for (insert washer make and model number) parts to get results for suppliers so that you know how much a replacement solenoid valve is. Some suppliers even have videos on how to install them.

Hi @lorr1e1 , If it is only a month old consult the warranty provisions (usually found in the user manual) about how to get a manufacturer's warranty repair or replacement. You don't want to go opening it up and voiding the warranty.

Hi @neuroz , Don’t know your laptop but is there a Fast Start mode or High Speed Start Mode option in BIOS? If so try disabling it, save the changes and then restart the laptop and go back into BIOS > Boot Setting and check if there are more settings available, hopefully including the ones you want.

Hi, I don’t know if it is an easy fix but if your mixer is a Chef model A701 or A 701a here’s the service manual (be patient as it is a slow download) On p.3 it describes how to dismantle the Planet Hub and beater fixing assembly. The numbers in brackets in the description are the parts of the assembly as shown on p.16. Also on p.3 it has a list of the tools necessary for repairing the mixer which may also help. Hopefully this will help you to re-assemble it again.

Hi @am2250 , By other devices I assume that you mean that you connected a different signal source e,g dvd player, set top box etc, to either the HDMi input or the Component video input and got a picture, sound etc. Can you prove that there is signal from the antenna by plugging the aerial lead into another TV? If you got a picture from a non antenna signal source an the antenna is OK then the tuner module may be faulty. Unfortunately these are a sealed module directly mounted on the mainboard and are difficult to repair/replace. It is easier to get a new mainboard. Look for the mainboard “board number” printed on the board and then search online using the board number to find suppliers. match it to the exact model number for the TV.

Hi @parlock , Did you remove the shields covering some of the components and clean under them as well, you didn't say? If you didn't remove the shields do not connect power to the board again until it has been fully cleaned and inspected. What did you use to clean the board, hopefully Isopropyl Alcohol?

Hi, The following WiFi / BT module is shown in the parts list for an Asus X555LA so at least it should work It is an Asus 802.11A/B/G/N/AC WLAN+BT4.0+HS module . The part number is 0C011-00110200 If you search online using the part number only in the search term of your browser, you will get results for suppliers of the part. Hopefully this is of some help.

Hi @Scouting with ARBAZ KAHN Here are a couple of links that may help. This one details the possible problem with the WiFi and how to fix it. This one will help as it shows how to open the phone to access the components. I realize that a faulty screen is not the problem but it may may be of some help as the first link doesn’t show how to open the phone Nokia Lumia 610 Touch screen / Digitizer, LCD Display Replacement

Hi @backpack, Here’s a video that may be of some help.

Hi @jimott , Here’s a link that may help.

Hi @captainsnowball ,

FYI

voilà French exclamation - meaning “There it is!” or “There you are!”

The “red thing” in Step 3 is most probably an IR filter, to filter out visible light to improve IR operation

Hi, As yet I haven't figured out how to amend the link to the User Guide for this radio. The one in the Repair Guide no longer exists, so here is one that still works

https://midlandusa.com/wp-content/upload...