Hi all, just wondering how I would go about replacing this. The wires go into the little black box but there doesn't seem to be any way to get them out. I'm assuming I need to get the white and green/white wires out and plug a new set in from a new ring light?

About a month ago my fridge randomly started making a rattling noise that lasted all night like 12+ hours. by the time landlord came it had stopped

https://imgur.com/a/6jStT3b (was a lot louder in person drove me crazy I had to wear air pods with noise cancelling on all night at home)

Ever since then when I open the freezer randomly, theres a small layer of ice on everything.

The landlord wont do anything even though I sent her the video and followed up with the photos, she told me that the fridge is too cold and I just need to turn the dial down, buts its just on the "recommended" setting

and another time she was here for something else i pointed out the fridge and she told me its because i'm blocking the vents (which i wasn't)

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I've been vacuum sealing things but anything thats not vacuum'd is developing a lot of ice over time. My costco bag of shrimp in the zip bag are just covered in ice now and def affecting the quality of my food

Any advice on what to do would be appreciated

Hi all The extendable pile on my pruner has separated in two. Did anyone know how to reattach this?

Or where I can buy a new one?

Thank you

Was sleeping and woke up to my bed frame like this. Until I can fix it, is it safe to sleep on with it like this until I get it fixed. Speaking of which, how could I fix this?

I need to remove the gas ram from my office chair so I can replace it. There are loads of videos on youtube of people doing this, none of them are applicable to my situation as every video I've come across shows the bottom part of the gas ram sticking out of the bottom of the base of the chair, so all they have to do is hit it with a hammer and it pops out.

The problem I have is that the gas ram is inside the base and doesn't stick out at all so I can't hit it with a hammer like everyone else does in the videos. Does anyone have any advice for removing it? If I can't remove it I'll just use a bit of pipe to stop it from descending by itself (thanks wikihow), but I'd prefer to replace it if possible.

Please see the attached picture.

https://ibb.co/1zyBRKX

Not sure if this is just white or cream white or a specific white color name ?

So I have been trying to get these headphones to last till christmas, and am looking for advice for anything that will stop the broken side from dropping as much. The issue is that the plastics shell is broken, and gluing isn't working.

All drawers were emptied before moving. Drawers were stored in dresser for transit. Confirmed all screws and drawer tracks are tightly secured.

I need help with broken TV

I put in cedar decking to replace the old PT stuff. Google and Reddit said wait 6-8 weeks before sealing and now I have mildew forming. I got some valspar deck prep the guy at Lowe’s recommended and it didn’t work…. How do I remove this, it’s in like 25% of the boards

I’ve tried to upload a video with this post but it keeps failing. So I’ll explain what’s going on. I turn my AC on and I just get air blowing through the vents. I step outside and the condenser is kicking on for like maybe 30 seconds, then just kicks right off. Any troubleshooting tips? Thanks in advance

I went to a house that had a ceiling panel that was sagging like this in the basement. The vent runs over the panel, and HVAC is in the next room . Does anyone know if it's due to water or heat?