Waching daily Dec 27 2018

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- Hey, everyone, I'm Teela with Deep English.

Thank you for joining me for another lesson today.

Today we'll be learning five idioms

that have deeper meanings.

An idiom is a phrase or an expression

whose meaning isn't necessarily obvious,

and so even if you know every single word

within the idiom and you understand its meaning,

you may not understand the meaning of the idiom itself.

That's why it's so important that you take some time

to learn and memorize a few idioms in English.

Idioms are really common in the English language.

I think it's even easier to remember idioms

and their meanings if you also know a bit

about their history, because any time

that we can bring story into our learning,

it's easier for our brain to remember

and understand what we're learning.

Let's get started.

Our first idiom is to bury the hatchet,

to bury the hatchet.

If we were looking at this literally,

we would see that to bury the hatchet could mean

to just dig a hole and bury a hatchet,

which is a small ax. (laughs)

That's not what this expression actually means

when used today.

We're going to find out what it means,

but first, let's take a look at its history.

To bury the hatchet probably came

from the 1600s when English settlers

and Native Americans were trying

to negotiate peace in North America.

While they were trying to negotiate peace,

the Native Americans would dig a hole

and bury all of their weapons,

so they would actually make their weapons inaccessible

so that no one could pick up an ax or any weapon

and destroy their attempts at peace,

so actually burying their weapons.

After hearing this story, can you guess

what it means to bury the hatchet?

I'll give you a moment to see if you can guess.

If you guessed that to bury the hatchet

means to make peace, you're right, so great job.

We might use the expression to bury the hatchet

in a sentence like, I didn't wanna fight with him anymore

about whether or not he owed me money,

so we decided just to bury the hatchet and forget about it.

To bury the hatchet.

Or in my own life, there was this one time

when my sister said that my small dog

had peed on her carpet, but she hadn't seen it,

she was just saying she saw a little spot

and she thought that's what it was.

Because my dogs never pee inside, I couldn't believe it,

so I said no, this couldn't be true.

We fought about it for days, and then we realized

that we'd never know, and so we decided

to just bury the hatchet and let it go.

So to bury the hatchet, to make peace.

Do you think it's a good idea to bury the hatchet?

Let us know what you think below.

Or have you ever buried the hatchet?

I'd love to read about an experience you've had

burying the hatchet.

All right, let's move on.

Our second idiom is to butter someone up,

to butter someone up.

If we were looking at this literally,

we might think that it meant to spread butter

on a person like we would toast,

but that's not what this one means.

First, let's look a little bit

at the history of this expression.

We are not sure where this expression comes from,

but many believe that it may have come

from a time in ancient India where religious devotees

would throw butter balls at statues of their gods,

asking for favor and forgiveness.

After hearing this story, can you guess

what it might mean to butter someone up?

To butter someone up, I'll give you a moment. (hums)

OK, let's see if you got it right.

To butter someone up means to make them feel good

by complimenting them or saying nice things to them,

flattering them, so to butter them up,

making them feel good.

We might use this idiom in a sentence like,

the little boy really wanted his mom to buy him a toy,

and so he decided to butter her up

by telling her he loved her new dress,

by holding her hand, smiling sweetly at her

as they walked through the store together.

So he was buttering his mom up.

Or let's see, I remember a time in my own life

where I was in college and I missed my final exam.

I thought it was on a different day,

so I knew I would have to butter the professor up

so that she'd allow me to take the exam on a different day.

When I got into her office,

I told her how much I loved her class,

how much I enjoyed her teaching style,

and while it was all true,

I was also really buttering her up,

and she let me take the exam a different day, so it worked.

Have you ever had a time where you buttered someone up,

or where you've been buttered up?

Feel free to comment below.

I'd love to read about that experience.

Our third idiom is to break the ice, to break the ice.

If we look at this one literally,

we might think that it means to simply

crush up ice, to break ice apart,

but that's not what this one actually means,

so it's such a good thing that you're learning this now.

Let's look at the history of this one.

This one may have come from a time

when trade ships would be trying to get through the ocean

in the winter, but there would be all of this ice,

so they couldn't get through.

What would happen was the country

that was receiving the ship would send out smaller ships

to break up the ice so that the bigger ship

could get through.

This was seen as a sign of goodwill, of affiliation,

of working together, so they would actually break up the ice

for the big trade ship to get through.

OK, so now that you know the history,

what do you think it means to break the ice?

This one is a little trickier.

I'll give you a moment. (hums)

OK,

so this one actually means to begin

a friendship, or to be the first one to speak

maybe in a crowd of people to introduce yourself,

so to start a connection.

We might use this expression in a sentence like,

the room was silent, no one else was speaking,

so I decided to break the ice by introducing myself.

Or in one of my favorite stories ever,

my roommate, my old college roommate, used this expression

to basically introduce herself to a guy.

Let me tell you this story,

because I think it's really funny.

I had a roommate in college who was newly single,

and we were out one night and she saw a guy

she thought was really handsome,

and she wanted to talk to him.

She walked up to him, but she got so nervous,

she didn't know how to break the ice.

The only thing she could think of was a joke

that she had read on a gum wrapper,

and so she says to the guy,

"How much does a polar bear weigh?"

And he says, "I have no idea," looking all confused.

And she says, "It weighs enough to break the ice."

Ah, do you get it?

How much does a polar bear weigh?

Enough to break the ice.

She was actually breaking the ice with this joke.

Isn't to break the ice a great expression?

I love that one.

It's also a funny one.

Can you think of a time when you broke the ice?

Or maybe when you didn't break the ice

and you wish you would've?

Feel free to let us know below.

All right, let's move on to our fourth idiom.

To throw the baby out with the bathwater,

to throw the baby out with the bathwater.

Usually we say this as

don't throw the baby out with the bathwater,

so don't throw the baby out with the bathwater.

This one, if we look at it literally,

would be to throw

a baby out with the bathwater.

Of course that's not what it really means.

Let's look a little bit at its history.

This one probably came from a time in the 1500s

when people only bathed like once a year.

Bathing was seen as immoral,

but it was also thought to cause disease,

so people really didn't like to bathe.

Once a year they would, a family would fill up a bathtub

and first the men would bathe, and then,

using the same water, women would bathe after,

and then by the time the children and babies were bathing,

the water was filthy, it was dark, it was really dirty,

and so the joke was that you could barely see the baby,

so the poor mothers had to make sure

that they didn't throw the baby out

when they emptied the bathwater.

So to throw the baby out when you empty the bathwater,

you don't want to do that.

Can you guess what don't throw

the baby out with the bathwater means?

I'll give you a moment.

(rhythmic mouth noises) (humming)

OK, let's see if you guessed this one right.

Don't throw the baby out with the bathwater means

don't throw away valuable things

when you're getting rid of things that aren't necessary.

For example, we might use this in a sentence like,

the woman didn't like her coworker,

so she decided to look for another job,

but I told her don't throw the baby out with the bathwater,

just ask if you can have your desk moved

so you're not sitting by that coworker.

Or let's see, something like,

the man really loved his house,

but he wished that there was more closet space,

so he decided, rather than throwing the baby

out with the bathwater and looking for a new house,

that instead he would just find a way

to make more space in his closets,

so maybe he remodeled or something.

Don't throw the baby out with the bathwater,

don't get rid of valuable things just because

you're getting rid of things that aren't necessary.

Can you think of a time when you've

thrown the baby out with the bathwater?

I certainly hope that you haven't,

but if you have and you wanna share below,

feel free to do so.

I'm sure that some of those stories

would be pretty entertaining.

OK, let's move on to our fifth and final idiom,

to give someone the cold shoulder,

to give someone the cold shoulder.

If we look at this one literally,

we might think that it meant to give someone

a shoulder that is cold.

Of course this isn't really what it means.

Let's take a look at the history.

This one's history is a bit controversial.

We aren't sure where it comes from,

but it may have come from Medieval England.

During a dinner party, when the host

was ready for the guest to leave,

they would serve the guest a piece of cold shoulder meat.

This was supposed to be a polite way of saying, OK,

you can leave now, or maybe you should leave now.

I don't think it's very polite,

and I think it's really gross.

Imagine getting just a piece of cold meat

and then you're supposed to know, OK, it's time to leave.

(scoffs) How strange and gross is that?

So, now that you know the history

of giving someone a cold shoulder,

what do you think that expression means today?

I'll give you a moment, do my little dance while you think.

OK, let's see if you were right.

To give someone the cold shoulder means to be unfriendly,

or to be dismissive, or maybe even to ignore the person.

This one was a little tricky.

We might use this expression in a sentence like,

after I found out that he had a girlfriend

and he'd lied to me, I saw him at the grocery store

but I just gave him the cold shoulder

instead of talking to him, so I ignored him.

Or, at work she gave me the cold shoulder,

and I realized, oh, she must have found out

that I got the promotion instead of her.

So the cold shoulder, to give someone the cold shoulder,

to be unfriendly or to even ignore them,

to be aloof maybe, so giving someone the cold shoulder.

Have you ever given someone the cold shoulder?

Has someone ever given you the cold shoulder?

If someone gives me the cold shoulder,

I always just ask them, hey,

why are you giving me the cold shoulder?

Because I don't like to play those kinds of games.

What do you do when someone gives you the cold shoulder?

Feel free to let us know below.

OK, that does it for our lesson today.

We learned five idioms with deeper meanings.

I hope you had as much fun as I did.

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Thank you guys so much.

I can't wait for our next lesson together.

See you later.

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How To Buy Travel Insurance Online | It's Best To Use a Travel Agent - Duration: 3:04.

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How to Walk a Pattern - TUTORIAL - Duration: 8:03.

Hi, I'm Traci Akierman the designer and creator behind KeLibu.

If you're new here consider subscribing and hitting the notification bell so you'll always know when I post new content.

Today, I'd like to talk to you about a really valuable - skill walking a pattern.

When I first started sewing, I's get very, very

frustrated because sometimes my seams wouldn't line up or

my notches just wouldn't match and I thought it was something that I was doing wrong.

And while part of the time it probably was user error, a lot of the time it was because there was problems with the pattern.

When I started learning how to alter and ultimately design my own patterns,

I did a lot of research online and I stumbled across a blog called Fashion Incubator.

It's written by a woman named Kathleen Fasanella, who is a commercial pattern maker.

She often talked about walking a pattern and I had no idea what that meant until

she did a blog post explaining how to do it.

Basically, once you've cut out your pattern pieces,

you move them together along the seam line to make sure that everything lines up properly,

the seams are the same length and everything is going to fit together.

This can save you a lot of headache and frustration, especially if you're working with

expensive fabrics. If you walk your pattern before you start cutting it out of your fabric, you can identify any problems

there might be and figure out how to correct them before you start constructing your garment.

So I'm going to show you today how to walk a pattern and I'll give you a few tips and tricks.

Let's get started

I'm going to be showing you how to walk a pattern with one of my own. This is the Back-to-Basics Shirt

for A Girl For All Time.

The first thing you're going to want to do is

check the easy seams. So...

Shoulder seams - It's pretty easy to see how they're gonna go together.

Line them up make sure that one isn't wider than the other. If it is, that's a pretty easy fix.

You can just take down the

seam on on one part. So if my shirt shoulder was a little bit wider

on the front than it is on the back, I could just

make a little mark where it needed to end and redraw the line and cut that off my pattern piece.

Side seams - also pretty easy to

line up. So you want to make sure that you're getting the junction of the seam

there lined up with the junction of the seam there and make sure

that it fits. Again, if the back is a little bit longer than the front or vice versa,

you can adjust your pattern so that the side seam is the same length.

With my sleeve, the first thing I'm going to check is to make sure that the the sides are equal.

So I'm just going to bend it over like that and make sure

that they they match up and they do.

And then the last thing that I would check on this pattern is to make sure that the

sleeve is going to fit into the armscye properly.

Now, because I'm going to be turning this pattern piece over at some point,

I transferred the seam lines onto the back of my piece, as well as the notch,

so that I have those as guidelines.

And I just held it up to the window to do that so I could see from the other side.

This sleeve happens to be

equal on both sides. Sometimes,especially in people clothing, you have a front and a back side of the sleeve.

So if that's the case for your pattern, you have to make sure you're walking the correct side

against the right armscye.

The first section I'm going to check is

this side of the sleeve against the back armscye.

And as I said, both sides of the sleeve are the same so I could have gone either way.

This notch is meant to line up with the the seam line junction here at the shoulder because this part will be

sewed to the front.

So I'm lining my notch up

with that that seam line junction and

then I'm carefully just going to pivot this pattern piece around to make sure that it lines up at the end.

Now this can be tricky at first, but it just takes a little practice.

Basically

you want to make sure you're putting pressure with your finger on the part that is lined up and

pivoting and then you move your finger.

Pivot again and

keep going until

you make it all the way around. And I know that these pattern pieces fit

but you can see I didn't quite make it to the end there. So I always walk the pattern

at least three times to make sure

that things are lined up properly and it wasn't an error that I made when I was pivoting. So...

you could see that time it lined up.

Another thing that you can do if you're having trouble with the pivoting is to measure with a

flexible tape measure.

Now the important thing to remember when you're doing this is that you have to

line up

the edge of the tape measure with the seam line. You can't lay it down and do it like that.

You won't get an accurate result and

this is a

thing that I do.

I'm not sure if anyone else does but because of these metal edges on the tape measure I usually

start my measuring at the 1 and then just remember that I have to subtract an inch

when I get my final measurement. So if I start up my notch here and

I bring my tape measure

around, I

come to 3 and 3/4,which is actually 2 and 3/4 because I started at the 1. And

then I can come back and measure the armscye over here. So starting at the 1,

I'm making sure that the edge of my tape measure is on the seam line.

Going all the way around.

And...

again, I end up at

3 and 3/4 which is 2 and 3/4 so I know that these

seam lines are going to match. And then I just repeat this process for the front.

Ok, so now I'm going to check my front. So I want to check this side of the sleeve.

So I'm going to be turning it over.

I'm gonna match my notch

with the seam intersection

and

gradually

just

pivot it around

to see that it matches. And that's how you walk the pattern. It's pretty simple.

It does take a little bit of practice with the curves,

especially if you've got two curves that are going in opposite directions like on a princess seam.

But with a little practice you can get it.

And as I said, if you are having trouble with the pivoting part,

you can always use your tape measure on end to measure those seams and check if they match.

I hope you enjoyed learning how to walk a pattern with me. If you liked the video,

please give it a thumbs up and share. If you haven't already subscribed, please do so and hit the notification bell

so you always know when I post new content. I have a lot of exciting videos planned for the new year.

I'm going to be doing a steampunk series and along with the video series,

there's going to be new steampunk patterns available on my website.

I'm also going to be doing a series on how to make a centaur.

I've had a lot of requests from people to do a video series on how I made this guy.

So I've got that in the works as well.

Happy holidays everybody and we'll see you soon. Thanks for watching!

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WP2166108 - Replacing Your Maytag Fridge's Roller Assembly AP6005900 PS11738962 - Duration: 3:02.

hi my name is Bill and today I'm gonna be showing you how to replace the roller

assembly on your refrigerator the reason why you might have to do this is because

the roller assembly is damaged causing you not to be able to roll your fridge

around easily for this repair we'll be using a 3/8 inch nut driver warning

before doing any repairs please disconnect your power source so this is

the fridge we're gonna be using for our demonstration here

it's a maytag keep in mind yours might be a little bit different at home than

what we have here but the same techniques should still apply so they're

all our assembly is on the bottom of our fridge here and what we have to do is

we're gonna have to tilt the fridge so it's laying on its back here so we need

to remove the kick plate first order to do that

just grab it now we can remove our roller wheel by taking a 3/8 inch nut

driver and unscrewing that screw there

I'm just gonna hold the roller wheel in place to so that doesn't fall out

now you can grab your new OEM replacement roller wheel assembly and if

you don't have one already you can find it on our online store now we'll put our

roller wheel back into place so we've got this nut back here that's going to

do the hole right there and now we screw it in

now we'll put our kick plate back on and what we're gonna do make sure it's on

the edge of the hinge on this side and then once we've got it lined up that

should be covering the screw right there so we'll push it down and snap it into

place now you can stand your fridge up plug it back in and your repair is

complete finally don't forget to plug in your

appliance if you need to replace any parts for your appliances you can find

an OEM replacement part on our website pcappliancerepair.com thanks for

watching and please don't forget to like comment and share our video also don't

forget to subscribe to our channel your support helps us make more videos just

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W10360460 - Replacing Your Whirlpool Dishwasher's Silverware Basket Door AP5305867 PS3500612 - Duration: 3:37.

hi my name is Bill and today I want to be showing you how to replace the

silverware basket door in your dishwasher you know what I might have to

do this because with basket doors are damaged causing it not to close properly

warning before doing any repairs please disconnect your power source so this is

the dishwasher we're gonna be using for this demonstration it's a whirlpool and

now keep in mind yours at home might be a little bit different than what we have

here but the same technique should still apply also keep in mind we don't have a

countertop for this so we're actually using some weights to keep it weighted

down so it doesn't tip over on us so you might want to consider that when you're

at home and if you have to take out your dishwasher make sure that you're not

doing anything to tip it over and make it fall on you when you're doing a

repair as well so the first thing we're going to do is open up our dishwasher

here so we're gonna roll out the rack here and right here is our silverware

basket assembly it's sitting in there however you might also have it on the

front if you look on the back here there's a couple of spaces where it can

actually sit right there and it slides down however on this model there's just

not enough room to actually close the door when it's in that position so in

order to get off of this if it's on here like this all you're gonna simply do it

just pull it up and remove it now on this basket here the front part is

called the door and that opens when you pull it up and then just move it down so

in order to remove the door all we have to do is push over slightly and that

first piece will come out right there then we'll get the other side out right

here and that'll come out the same way we just pull it

and then we'll just bend the front door slightly in order to get the middle

parts out there we go now you can grab your new OEM replacement silver or a

basket door if you don't have one already you can find it on our online

store and now to put this back on what we're gonna do is put the middle pieces

in first so give it a slight bend and put those tabs into place and then we'll

pop the other ones on the ends in just like that then you can close the door up

so move it all the way up and slide it down and the door locks into place just

like that now we can put it back in push it in close your door and your

repair is complete finally don't forget to plug in your

appliance if you need to replace any parts for your appliances you can find

an OEM replacement part on our website pcappliancerepair.com thanks for

watching and please don't forget to like comment and share our video also don't

forget to subscribe to our Channel your support helps us make more videos just

like these for you to watch for free

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Yamuna Expressway - First Impression, is it worth it? - Duration: 6:38.

Hello everybody MotoHolic here and welcome to my channel.

For a while my friends have been telling me how awesome it is to write on Yamuna Expressway

so while I was on that side - I decided to find out for myself.

Today I am going to tell you what are my thoughts about this.

As you may already know, I have just returned from a solo trip across India, videos about that will be

coming up shortly on my channel. But first I would like to thank each and

every single one CouchSurfer that I have met along this trip.

Ashish from Varanasi was kind enough to host me Thank You! Rajat spent the entire day with

me showing me the city and we had some various deep conversations and

discussions that went on the whole day it was awesome talking to you Rajat!

Sachin was my host in Agra he showed me the true meaning of Athithi Devo Bhava

great job there my friend too bad we didn't get to spend more time together

Irfan hosted me in Lucknow - you my friend have a great home and a huge heart keep it up!

Pallav was kind enough to go out of his way for a meet - up thank you!

Originally we planned to meet up with Sandhya for coffee, but the conversation

was so captivating it turned into dinner that went well into midnight

Vishal was my host in Patna, great atmosphere you have and amazing people.

We explored Patna and its culinary arts - it was delicious.

I also like to apologize to all the other CouchSurfers who they offered to host me or show me

around but somehow another it didn't work out. Maybe next time?

Now back to Expressways... I like the idea, I like how it is organized

and well-done. I like the well-maintained surface of the road that was a relaxing experience.

I didn't even mind at all at the toll booth and it's a quick way to

get from A to B. There is also this part that there are less idiots on the road,

maybe because they can't afford a toll? But it's boring! If you are on the

motorbike on the expressway for like 45 50 minutes just to get in and out -

that might be fun. It's okay, you get to test your top speed and what-not,

enjoy the freedom for a little bit. But I was on expressways the whole day from

Mathura to Agra and from Agra to Lucknow that's more than 300 kilometers of

expressways that was more than like four hours of just constantly sitting there

full throttle open, boring just nothing to do, nothing to do... You just sit there

throttle open, change lane, overtake, back to normal lane - that's it!

absolutely boring! There's no places to stop, there is no

petrol stations or dhabas or restaurants on the side of the road or anything!

In the 300 kilometer stretch between Agra and Lucknow there were two

places where you actually just pull off and go to fill up petrol

and supposedly you had food places but I didn't want to stop there

I didn't want to stop at the commercial place, I just wanted to stop

and see the scenery, enjoy local food or anything. There you probably would

just get some coffee and some quick junk food - that's no fun. There is nothing to do,

there is nothing to see, you just sit there with throttle open for like three

hours that's boring! I don't like it! And although the lanes were so well

organized, there was a 60 km/h lane, 100 km/h lane, an overtake lane,

there was an emergency lane, divider in the middle and everything. Good surface

and everything - people still manage to crash!

Maybe Indians are just not meant for good roads?!? in my 45 minutes on Yamuna

expressway I saw one totaled car being town away and at least half a dozen if

not more skid marks or brake marks that looked like they ended up

in a car crashing into either a side barrier or the divider in the middle.

And those skid marks were not old, they looked fresh, they look not older than one

week. So it's like on such a short stretch of road they managed to crash so much?

What's going on people? What you have to do to crash your car in such

perfect conditions? It's not like there were potholes on the road or they

were people running across the road or cattle walking or whatever, or

idiots swerving from one lane to another... No, the roads are empty they have barely

any cars there, and the trucks stay to their lane the fast guys stay to

their lane... I mean what you have to do to crash from the overtake lane into

the divider or to crash into the other side, into the rail?

Overall I was not impressed by the expressways. Frankly speaking I did not

like it. I much prefer the highways or the state highways that just go through

villages and towns. It is so much more interesting and so much

more entertaining to ride. Yes, it takes longer to get from A to B, maybe it is

more exhausting, but it's not tiring for the mind, it's not boring!

I enjoy it much more that way... That's all for today, guys I hope you enjoyed this

video I've got tons of footage from this trip that I'm going to be putting

together and uploading videos regularly on to the channel, so don't forget to

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Ride safe and enjoy every moment of it!

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WPW10468556 - Replacing Your Maytag Fridge's Right Side Track Rail AP6021925 PS11755253 - Duration: 3:42.

hi my name is Bill and today I wanna be showing you how to replace the right

side track rail in your fridge the reason why you might have to do this because

the rail is damaged or broken and the drawer isn't sliding in properly for

this repair we'll be using a flathead screwdriver warning before doing any

repairs please disconnect your power source so this is the fridge we're gonna

be using for our demonstration here it's a maytag keep in mind yours might be a

little bit different at home than what we have here but the same techniques

should still apply so the rail we're gonna replace is this

one over here so the next thing I'm gonna do gonna take out these drawers

here those just pull it straight out

now when I take out the shelf I'm just gonna lift up and pull it out so now to

get the rail out or a couple of tabs I'm just gonna have a pushing on in order to

pop out so what I'm going to do is use this screwdriver here and I push

slightly up and push back again I'm pushing slightly up and back

now you can grab your new OEM replacement right side rail if you don't

have one already you can find it on our online store and now to put it back in

I'm just going to line up these holes here with the tabs right there and once

I got them lined up I can push it straight up and they should snap into

place I also keep in mind the right side there's gonna be a different side than

your left side part number so you have to make sure that when you're looking

this up you're getting the correct side otherwise it won't fit and now I'll put

the shelf back into place sits right on there and then I can push it straight

back in and now I can put the drawers back in I'm just gonna put that straight

back and this one here as well slide it in and push it straight back now you can

close your refrigerator door and your repair is complete have you ever

wondered how your kitchen appliances greet each other

they microwave finally don't forget to plug in your appliance if you need to replace

any parts for your appliances you can find an OEM replacement part on our

website pcappliancerepair.com thanks for watching and please don't forget to

like comment and share our video also don't forget to subscribe to our channel

your support helps us make more videos just like these for you to watch for

free

For more infomation >> WPW10468556 - Replacing Your Maytag Fridge's Right Side Track Rail AP6021925 PS11755253 - Duration: 3:42.

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W11158802 - Replacing Your Whirlpool Dishwasher's Silverware Basket Assembly AP6278120 - Duration: 3:02.

hi my name is Bill and today I'm going to be showing you how to replace the

silverware basket assembly in your dishwasher the reason why you might have

to do this is because the assembly is damaged or because you don't have one

the first place warning before doing any repairs please

disconnect your power source so this is the dishwasher we're going to be using

for this demonstration it's a whirlpool now keep in mind yours at home might be

a little bit different than what we have here but the same technique should still

apply also keep in mind you don't have a countertop for this so we're actually

using some weights to keep it weighted down so it doesn't tip over on us so you

might want to consider that when you're at home and if you have to take out your

dishwasher make sure that you're not doing anything to tip it over and make

it fall on you when you're doing a repair as well the first thing we're going to do

is open up our dishwasher here so we're gonna roll out the rack here and right

here is our silverware basket assembly it's sitting in there however you might

also have it on the front if you look on the back here there's a couple of spaces

where it can actually sit right there and it slides down however on this model

there's just not enough room to actually close the door when it's in that

position so in order to get off of this if it's on here like this all you're

gonna simply do is just pull it up and remove it now you can grab your new OEM

replacement silverware basket assembly and if you don't have one already you

can find it on our online store and a little bit more about the silver basket

assembly here it's got a front door here that opens up or if you want you can

just use these top doors that's that so either way it'll open up and then you

can just set it down on your door if that's where it was in yours and then

push it down and it'll lock into place otherwise pull your rack back out

sit down right in the rack push it in close your door and your repair is

complete finally don't forget to plug in your

appliance if you need to replace any parts for your appliances you can find

an OEM replacement part on our website pcappliancerepair.com thanks for

watching and please don't forget to like comment and share our video also don't

forget to subscribe to our channel your support helps us make more videos just

like these for you to watch for free