is yo refrigerator running? wat about your  faucet?
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Yep, both are.  Go and run after them!...............
1092997
RUN.....to and from the fridge...
1047538
Aye matey. It is running most likely.\nTry deactivating it first. Just chuck it and then clean up registry with a registry cleaner. I know many would say DON'T!!.. maybe they are right but I think it's the only way that does not involve someone that actually knows what he's doing. >:-)
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The first couple days when it's like someone left the friggin faucet on? Yeah. Gross. But not towards the end when the flow is dwindling ~ just do it in the shower.
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We bought a foreclosed home last year.  There was some extra paperwork to sign, and it took an extra 6 weeks to get a closing on a cash deal.  The house had been vacant for 2 years and had not been well maintained prior to that.  Once the power was turned on the hot water heater, furnace, and fridge did not work.  We were able to fix the water heater for $20 in parts and the furnace for an $85 service call.  We had to buy a new fridge.  We have had a slew of plumbing issues.  We have replaced all of the floor coverings, some drywall, fixed the roof in a couple of spots, gutted the kitchen and bathroom.  We have done all of the work ourselves (other than the service call on the furnace and one niggly little spot on the plumbing) and saved a ton of money.  With all of that we have still invested less than half of the market value of other homes in our area.  We are almost done with the renovations, and it is beginning to feel like home.
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changed all my light bulbs to low wattage, never turn lights on til absolutely necessary, never leave mobile phone cgarger plugged in (costs approx £10 a year if you do), I don't have a shower so bath/stripwash alternate days, have a hippo bag in the toilet cystern which saves approx 2 litres of water every flush, when running off water from cold tap keep a jug handy for 'waste' water, any spare boiled water gets saved in a flask for coffee, washing up etc (saves running the hot tap off til it's hot), never use the washing machine unless I have a full load, use half the recommended quantity of washing powder or tablets, never run machine above 50c, always do washing overnight on economy meter,  turned down the immersion heater, use the microwave/steamer daily, only use the oven when it's full,  batch bake and freeze (remember to take food out of the freezer to defrost naturally, not in the microwave), always buy meat, fruit and veg  from the market (it's fresher, cheaper and saves on packaging, therefore a drop of oil on plastic) plan car trips so that I do everything at once, ie visit the post office, do shopping, go to recycling centre etc, try to stick to 55mph for best fuel consumption, buy most of my clothes and small gifts from charity shops (but don't tell my family <blush>) recycle envelopes by sticking home made labels over the old address, recycle gift wrap, make my own gift tags from old cards with pinking shears, a hole punch and some thread from my needlework box, have stopped junk mail even if it only saves a twig a year, don't buy the latest cleaning products with this and that extra additive, my house shines on vinegar, salt, beeswax and recyled cotton clothes for dusters, etc etc etc....I guess you could  say I've made a few changes to my lifestyle!
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Check the PCV valve and the hose going to it to make sure they are not plugged. If good, there is probably too much "blowby"\nmeaning the rings are shot.
864473
No, just looking for the appliance section.  Can you help me?
247063
Running a small refrigerator using an electric generator is not very economical but can be done during a blackout.  It may be necessary to run the generator only periodically especially if you open and close the door oonly just before running the generator and check if the refrigerator is actually operating (listen for vibrations?) while you are running the generator.  If the refrigerator is small enough (dormitory type?) you may be able to use a DC/AC converter that plugs into an automobile cigarette lighter and a long extension cord.  Read the amps/watts/volts/hertz(60 cycle?) from the manufacturer's label and show that to the generator supplyer.  In a recent blackout, we used such a converter to run fans in a basement fireplace insert that heated the house burning firewood while tempertures dipped well below freezing outside (save the pipes!!!).  Good luck.
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it might, it could also be a heat problem, make sure all the fans inside are clean and running
154671
check to see if any other appliance works in those sockets. If the socket works. It sounds like the power supply may have gone bad in the computer
442112
run cold water over it for a few minutes.
248676
look in da fuse panel....doh!
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Spooky!!!!!!!!\nTry taking a look at scheduled tasks or power management to see if it is set up to go off at that time or on.
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it could be your heat alarm - if it is a loud buzz.  Check to see if water is coming out when the motor is running.  If not, quickly shut it off and check your water pump.
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could be processor overheating there is a fan on the processor which keeps it cool it could be faulty
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just check the fan on processor is running and it is locked on the proses.bey be prrocesser geting heated up