Archive for the ‘Plumber’ Category
Red State Update With Joe The Plumber
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The star of the final McCain/Obama debate chats with Jackie and Dunlap.
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Charles Wilson – Plumber Man
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“Joe the Plumber is a stupid Schmuck” Bill Handel
In this clip, the conservative Radio Talk Host, Alan Stock, segways from the discussion on Tax Plans into Ayers/Obama connection. Interesting reaction from the rest of the pack.
Talk Radio Town Hall
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Bill Moran
Bill Handel
Thom Hartmann
Stephanie Miller
Alan Stock
Duration : 0:5:31
American Plumber Ep. 4
Eddie Cirigliano is a hot-blooded Italian-American plumber with a short fuse, a huge smile, and a heart of gold. As a plumber-he’s old school. He actually comes when you call, and he knows what he’s doing- he’s been at it since he was 14. His customers love him- usually.
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Do I need a plumber or a Culligan repair person?
There is a small amount of water on the floor by the water softener. IF it is a problem with the (Culligan) softener, do I need to call Culligan to get a service call? Or, can a plumber do it instead?
Look carefully around it to see where the water is coming from first. If it is coming from the tank or a connection to it and Culligan installed it, then it should be their responsibility, assuming it is still under warranty.
If the water is coming from somewhere else or from the connection and either Culligan did not install it or it is out of warranty, then go with whomever you prefer.
If you called a plumber because your dishwasher was backed up and filled with dirty water?
If you called a plumber because your dishwasher was stopped up and filled with dirty water, should their job be getting the dirty water out of the dishwashers as well as clearing the stopped up plumbing?
The dishwasher won’t work — it just hums — and so the water won’t drain. They said it wasn’t their problem and charged me $240.
Thanks, grenter.
I didn’t run the dishwasher — the dishwasher was backed up because of the plumbing.
Applianace repair techs do some plumbing, but few plumbers do appliance repair. Go figure -many appliances must be connected to the plumbing. Oh, well, lessons learned.
If the d/w is humming, it suggests to me that the motor is trying to run -but can’t, bcause something is stuck in there around the intake to the pump. But let’s make sure: try a few other cycles -just for a moment- to see if it will fill, start washing, etc. If it will start to wash, then the motor is OK and it is the pump that is stuck. But if it still hums -no matter what- then the motor itself may be bad. The motors are cheap -but the labor will "get you" unless in warranty.
Let’s say the wash cycle does start -so you know the motor is OK. Must be the pump, then. As one respondent suggested, bail out as much water as you can. Then, remove the racks and as much of the visible mechanism as you can. You’re looking for the drain opening -and you are looking for a small object stuck in there. If you find it, fish it out.
If not, try this: Unhook the drain line from under the sink -its the one that comes in from the side and connects to the main line from the sink drain. Just unscrew it. Now attach your vacuum cleaner hose to the detached line, with the vacuum set to BLOW air -not suck it in. You want to blow back any obstruction in the line. Careful! There’s probably some water still in the line which may fizz and carry on in the washer. See if the object has been blown back into the washer. And see if the d/w will now work anyway.
No good? Call the appliance repair people.
Jackass Plumber calls an unemployed Mississippi reject (Episode 5)
Jackass Plumber starts harassing some guy and discovers that he is an unemployed Mississippi reject!
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Duration : 0:9:23
15 February 2010 MSNBC
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