Hello, What the problem is that the internals are lubricated with grease and that grease has pretty much dried out. What needs to happen is the grease has to be removed (either scraped or flushed with some other chemical) and new grease applied to the gears (pretty much wherever the grease is located now). You can test it without the grease but not for very long or damage may occur).

The only real DIY way is to cut the wires 1 at a time and add a short piece of wire of the same color so that all the repairs are staggered if possible. If the wires are long enough you can splice them together and solder them or use solderless connectors to do the job.

I had a washer like yours, it was always throwing weird codes for seemingly no reason, it finally was found out that the main board was prone to having bad connections with the wires, and re-soldering all the connector pads (actually adding a tad of solder) to each one was the fix! Back to your problem, When a code would show up it was found to best to just unplug the washer, wait a few minutes then plug it back in. Most of the time this would be the cure for these odd codes. If the code does persist then there might actually be a problem that needs further investigation.

You most likely have either a bad defrost timer or one of the thermostats are bad! None of these was even mentioned but will cause the issue that you are experiencing! Your refrigerator has a defrost timer. It can be found behind the refrigerator's lower kickplate, in the refrigerator's control panel, or on the back wall. Four metallic terminals extend from the bottom of the defrost timer. Once you have found it, remove the timer. Here is the video for replacing the thermosts (Both Fridge, and Freezer); https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kQ4YOjGq... The heater coil you said was replaced. Here is the video for replacing the heater coil (Just in case) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bPJM0TCa...

I do know after looking at reviews that this unit costs a lot of money but unfortunately this one needs to be taken apart and thoroughly cleaned especially the switches, including the control board with electronics cleaner. I believe that somehow the mainboard is either really dirty, water damaged, or just plain bad as it seems it cannot keep it's signals straight! I would try the cleaning of the board 1st but, I also would not unfortunately be surprised if it was truly bad!

You probably have a bad spark plug wire that's leaking and arcing. The best way to verify this is the problem, is to while idling, spray the wires with water from a hose (light spray) or spray bottle. When you wet the wire that's having issues, you may see the actual sparks coming off the wire, or the van will start running really rough until the water evaporates. I believe, if that's the case then, replace all the spark plugs and wires at the same time as it will save you much aggravation & money.

Please check your brake light switch and the radio power wire (or any others) and verify that the wires have not melted /shorted together. These wires will be located under the dash probably in a bunch. You may have a blown radio and dashboard fuse /cut wires and the brakes are supplying all the power!!

What you should do is take the back off, power up the tv then using the hair dryer point it at the boards (one at a time) until the screen shows a picture. When you find it, unplug the tv and take note of the board's part # (taking pictures helps a lot). With this info you can now find a replacement board on ebay or amazon to replace it. Removing and installing a new board is not difficult at all, its more challenging to find the issue and its replacement. You may want to double check to make sure that you really found the problem before ordering a new one!

Sorry we need to know the specific printer make & model in order to help you further!!! If however, it is a BROTHER printer then please look at this link for extra help! https://www.printerfixes.com/how-to-fix-brother-printer-error-code-50/#:~:text=The%20brother%20printer%20er...

It is probably wiser & cheaper to replace the whole keyboard than just the keys! For your laptop look at this link; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YGN5cb_9... The keyboard costs about $15 to $30 to replace