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He may have meant that he loves 'pretty woodworkers', which would certainly narrow down the number!

Go get a $5.00 cap at Grainger or McMaster car, check the centrifugal switch. If ya got a multi meter, check your power leads to ground and check continuity to insure windings are okay

Here is a good video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wGbZqWac0jU

Could be condensate dripping off the suction line while in ac mode. Check the insulation on the line. Those cold lines will drip like rain especially in humid areas

I have had great luck with Siphotrol Plus II by Vet-Kem

He gave himself a purple heart for another man's wound......He ain't no Walter Cronkite in the trust department!

Check the power cord, might have a break in it.

I prefer the drill/hand method, but a rotisserie motor might be slow enough and pack plenty of low geared torque.

I tend to agree with a valve problem, blowing back thru the intake side, usually a pretty easy fix.Sometimes there is a check valve where discharge line from the pump goes into the reciever and they...

Fill a cup with marbles, put the cup in the freezer for several hours, and when it's time to get up, dump the frozen marbles between the sheets! No mess, no noise, and usually highly effective.i

In a less than perfecxt world, ten per cent up or down should be okay on voltage. What I've been finding a lot of lately are cheap capaciters that just don't last. A capacitor not living up to it's...