Yeap. An age old lesson my grandmother always reminded me of: “be thankful for what you have and the opportunities given.” The basic comforts we take for granted can easily slip away in a blink of an eye. Another friend always called these issues we sometimes focus too intently on as “nice to have first world problems…” which always gives me great pause.
The report referenced is here -> https://www.ubs.com/global/en/wealthmanagement/insights/global-wealth-report.html Later.
Mr Perry. The issue you refer to about the GE fridge is well known. Search YouTube for how to fix it. Mine started this &3$:) shortly after it was purchased 8+ years back. BLUF: solution involved making sure the external drain under the fridge back is not clogged with goop and 2 removing the back freezer panel installing a small loop of 10ga copper wire gently around the heater element and allowing it to descend into the drain tube to melt any accumulation of ice during daily defrost cycle. Also the fridge MUST be level to facilitate that ice melt drainage from the condensing coils inside that freezer panel. Start by making sure it’s level. Took me about 2 hours total to fix it including emptying the freezer and fridge bc of weight. G.
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Yeap. An age old lesson my grandmother always reminded me of: “be thankful for what you have and the opportunities given.” The basic comforts we take for granted can easily slip away in a blink of an eye. Another friend always called these issues we sometimes focus too intently on as “nice to have first world problems…” which always gives me great pause. The report referenced is here -> https://www.ubs.com/global/en/wealthmanagement/insights/global-wealth-report.html Later.
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Peace be with you and your family.
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Mr Perry. The issue you refer to about the GE fridge is well known. Search YouTube for how to fix it. Mine started this &3$:) shortly after it was purchased 8+ years back. BLUF: solution involved making sure the external drain under the fridge back is not clogged with goop and 2 removing the back freezer panel installing a small loop of 10ga copper wire gently around the heater element and allowing it to descend into the drain tube to melt any accumulation of ice during daily defrost cycle. Also the fridge MUST be level to facilitate that ice melt drainage from the condensing coils inside that freezer panel. Start by making sure it’s level. Took me about 2 hours total to fix it including emptying the freezer and fridge bc of weight. G.
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