Not saying anything nice

September 28, 2009 in Personal by Ben | 5 comments

There’s an old saying, ‘if you can’t say anything nice, don’t say anything.’ So to borrow a phrase from an insurance commercial, I’m there.

One thing I’m looking forward to, probably too much, is a new movie that should be out in a couple weeks. I know there’s more than one, so here’s a hint:

It goes to 11.

Have a great day.

5 comments

  1. txskatemom’s avatar

    txskatemom on September 28, 2009 at 9:29 pm

    Let the wild rumpus start!!!

    I. cannot. wait.
    .-= txskatemom´s last blog ..need shoes =-.

  2. Trish’s avatar

    Trish on September 30, 2009 at 10:43 pm

    The hubs thinks WTWTA is too much for our five yr old. I reminded him this is the same kid who likes to whisper, “Look out…he’s coming!” at random moments when we’re driving in the car at night. I think devilspawn can take it.
    .-= Trish´s last blog ..And the Universe provides =-.

  3. Katie’s avatar

    Katie on October 1, 2009 at 1:01 pm

    I think it’s sweet the mom keeps his dinner warm.
    .-= Katie´s last blog ..Happy October! =-.

  4. Ed’s avatar

    Ed on October 5, 2009 at 10:23 pm

    Off topic.

    I was searching for a solution on my Fisher & Paykel Washer and I noticed you had the exact same issue a couple of years ago. A code 104. Did you get it fix? If so, would you be so kind and tell me what fixed it?

    Thank you,

    Ed

  5. Ben’s avatar

    Ben on October 6, 2009 at 11:17 am

    Hi Ed,

    I’ve only fixed two problems with my washer, so I’m guessing it is the pump.

    It quit emptying after the wash / rinse cycle, and just sat there beeping at me like a dog that needed a walk but couldn’t say the word. I ordered a replacement pump straight from the company http://www.fisherpaykel.com/ they were super nice and sent it out quick, and replacing it was simple – lay the washer back so you can look underneath, unplug the old pump, twist it so it pops loose, and reverse the process to install the new one.

    The pumps do tend to whine a bit, even when they work fine.

    The other problem I had was one of the suspension rods broke, the things that suspend the wash tub, so it went sideways and wouldn’t spin. At all. The fix for that was to call FP again and get the replacement piece, it took a few minutes and I think a screwdriver to swap that out, but it was pretty simple, too.

    Lucky for me, nobody in town will work on my washer, otherwise I’d have spent hundreds of dollars in service calls to fix these simple things.

    Let me know if you want more info…

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