Pretty sure it’s a Russian built hacking machine
Little Things You Hate
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Oddjob
Eats Squid
I hate Eatons. The software is crap and they are stupidly noisy.
I've had much better service from Cyberpower.
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Haakon
veni, vidi, volanti
I've always associated Eaton with superchargers... They make a lovely noise
link1896
Wheel size expert
Published api, and many third party apps to control/monitor if you don’t like theirs. And the EX series I’ve used and repaired extensively really is a data centre product where noise isn’t a consideration.
I have little influence in product selection.
Eaton failure rate is 5% over 700ish units.
APC is 12% over 1000ish units, excluding batteries. Apc love stupidly high float charges, battery life is pretty crap. The rolls Royce of UPS’ is still Liebert/Emerson for data centres/enterprise.
Cyberpower seems more targeted at desktop environment from what I can see.
fatboyonabike
Eats Squid
fixed it for you!
you have obviously have never worked on Piller or HITEC gear,if Piller is the Mercedes AMG of UPS's then HITEC is the Koenigsegg
Oddjob
Eats Squid
Cyberpower is targeted at desktop/workstation and... health. You see a lot of them in hospitals.
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link1896
Wheel size expert
I only go into hospitals fucked up. I couldn’t tell you if the place had beds on my last visit
silentbutdeadly
Eats Squid
LTIH1: washing machine breaks down. 12 years old and the error code says 'motor fault'.
LTIH2: I do a google check that suggests it might be motor brushes. Physical check suggests almost certainly the problem. And another Google check says brushes cost anything from $10 - $100!!!
LTIH3: everyone says it's a 12 year old washing machine...so it's probably fucked.
LTIH4: $10 eBay brushes fixed it after a hidden reset procedure that (of course) Google revealed. And now I wonder how many of these machines die for the sake of a ten buck part...
LTIH5: Replacing the brushes wasn't complicated...no more difficult than shifter cables. But it wasn't as straight forward as it could have been given that the machine guts were clearly not designed to have been easily accessed...designed obselescence should be a crime...
LTIH2: I do a google check that suggests it might be motor brushes. Physical check suggests almost certainly the problem. And another Google check says brushes cost anything from $10 - $100!!!
LTIH3: everyone says it's a 12 year old washing machine...so it's probably fucked.
LTIH4: $10 eBay brushes fixed it after a hidden reset procedure that (of course) Google revealed. And now I wonder how many of these machines die for the sake of a ten buck part...
LTIH5: Replacing the brushes wasn't complicated...no more difficult than shifter cables. But it wasn't as straight forward as it could have been given that the machine guts were clearly not designed to have been easily accessed...designed obselescence should be a crime...
pink poodle
Clinically Inane
Consume or die...
Ultra Lord
Beanie Fitment Specialist
Getting up at 4 to drive mrs to ironman race. Fml.
Haakon
veni, vidi, volanti
Nice job on fixing it! All through my uni days and a decade afterwards of low paying jobs my washing machines were freebies that I fixed. Dead pumps were an easy one with some time trawling metal recycling pile at the local tip usually providing a replacement
It’s very satisfying fixing something that wasn't designed to be fixed!
fatboyonabike
Eats Squid
did the same with a Dyson vac a few years ago
$1000 vac, with a $75 motor...another machine saved from landfill for a few more years
thanks mum
I find older people have lost the will to try and repair and extend the life of things, but would prefer to have nice shiny things more often!
Cardy George
Is not in gaol
Scored ourselves a free dishwasher because it kept blowing thermostats. They kept it in the shed so long that by the time I went to buy a new one they only sold the self resetting kind and we got years out of it.
rockmoose
Likes Dirt
I just hope she realizes that you're the ironman here? All she has to do is trundle around for a while.
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Ultra Lord
Beanie Fitment Specialist
I made it perfectly clear just how much sacrifice so she gets to train on the drive in.
Bloody savages making entry cut off 6am.
I love the gum trees by my house and the bird life they attract ny holy hell they drop some leaves. Filled a full sized wheelie bin yesterday just in leaf litter. And thats including 3 session of my fat ass getting in the bin and going bouncy castle to pack them in.and the yard looks only marginally better today as they keep dropping leaves
Mr Crudley
Eats Squid
I hear you. The park across the road full of gumtrees from us just keeps giving too. Leaves and bark on the front yard is just how it is. Great for summer afternoon shade though so worth the trade off.