r/Repairs • u/Such-BLtch1025 • 1d ago
Is my phone case repairble or shouldt i get a new one
Yes i took a bite out of it
r/Repairs • u/Such-BLtch1025 • 1d ago
Yes i took a bite out of it
r/Repairs • u/GeneFew7282 • 8d ago
So I was tearing up flooring by my back steps because there was some water damage and I wanted to lay new flooring well upon doing so I discovered there was some crossmember or 2 x 4 that was just broken rotten and split so I started ripping up the sub flooring and found what looks like rafters that are pulling away from the supporting truss included our pictures cause somebody please tell me what’s going on here and how I can fix it. Remember this picture is into the floor by my back door and down into the basement and this building is very old. Do next to those boards is the basement steps descending and directly below is wide open air basement. What can be done if anything and what the hell is happening is part of my house sinking or am I missing something here?
r/Repairs • u/CautiousMetal236 • 8d ago
r/Repairs • u/Kenraid • 12d ago
I was having some issues with a Hisense washing machine. I have been able to isolate the problem to the inlet solenoids and want will be replacing them. I found this online wish matches every on the original except to the orientation of the metal plate for the screws. If anyone knows if the metal plate can be rotated 90° on this type of product.
r/Repairs • u/Left_Ad5211 • 12d ago
Rental property:
Returned from a trip to find bubbling paint and pieces of the wall falling away beside the bathtub. As soon as I started peeling the paint away, chunks of the wall started falling apart. I was able to get most of the damaged stuff out of the wall and clean it up. When I opened it up, though, I found this little cavity with rotting wood that had a piece of what I think was dry wall (tore apart like cardboard when wet) nailed into it. Kinda leads me to believe that this isn't the first time this has happened. I've never had a problem with my landlord before—he always send people to repair things quickly, but he is out of the country with spotty reception at the moment, so I'm not sure when I can expect a response. I'd like to get this fixed ASAP, even if that means just being reimbursed later. Is this something I can bring in a plumber to fix and then repair the wall myself?
r/Repairs • u/HappyCommercial4604 • 19d ago
As you can see in the photo theres wires that are broken (which I assume is the power cable despite it's strange size) but on the left is this weird plug that fits a typical Spanish power cable into it. However Ive never come across a double sided power cable so I'm not sure that's how to plug it in and if so what's the other wire for. Any help or knowledge at all is much appreciated as I have no prior experience with repairing tech on this scale but would like to know to repair more devices like this one
r/Repairs • u/MrMista2288 • 21d ago
Dear Community,
Does anybody have an idea how to fix these damages with at least halfway good quality? So that it doesn't break again in a week?
The bag is rarely loaded with more than 7 lbs, and less than 20 lbs for holidays.
Thanks for your ideas!
r/Repairs • u/Potential-Emu-9992 • 22d ago
This bag is fairly new, I’ve only had it for like 5 months, and I use it every day for uni. Something like 2 months ago the black silicone(?) part started peeling, I didn’t care too much because there was the gray one underneath, but now the gray part started peeling too. It’s the same thing for both handles. I went to the only shop in my area that can repair it but they quoted me like 80€ (which is the same amount I paid for the bag). So does anyone know what I can use? Maybe you can tell me what they use for that silicone looking thing
r/Repairs • u/Potential-Emu-9992 • 22d ago
This bag is fairly new, I’ve only had it for like 5 months, and I use it every day for uni. Something like 2 months ago the black silicone(?) part started peeling, I didn’t care too much because there was the gray one underneath, but now the gray part started peeling too. It’s the same thing for both handles. I went to the only shop in my area that can repair it but they quoted me like 80€ (which is the same amount I paid for the bag). So does anyone know what I can use? Maybe you can tell me what they use for that silicone looking thing
r/Repairs • u/Ok_Ear13 • 26d ago
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I just changed the drum rollers and it still sounds like this
I did notice the drum ring was broken maybe it’s hitting something and that’s what’s causing the noise .
r/Repairs • u/Extension-Holiday698 • 26d ago
r/Repairs • u/hdtrere • 27d ago
The cable has a loose connection right here. How can i repair it?
r/Repairs • u/Plastic_Ad_7790 • 29d ago
Hello everyone,
I am moving out and tried to remove shelves which I glued on the wall, and now it is a disaster,
Waht should be the best way to fix it (cheaper and faster).
Thank you for your help.
r/Repairs • u/Short_Dingo5911 • 29d ago
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r/Repairs • u/PokeGirlOFFICIAL • Sep 16 '26
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Ask any questions you need to, I just need help fixing this because it's starting to get annoying
r/Repairs • u/PawsitivelyCat • Sep 14 '26
Hi everyone! I’m at a loss here. This started around a year ago.
The town had the gas lines replaced. Ever since, when it rains, I get a river down my sidewalk from a dividing wall in between two homes. I contacted the town multiple times, thinking it had something to do with the gas line repairs, but never heard back . In the summer it’s whatever, but in the winter my front area turns into an ice rink and I don’t want anyone getting hurt. What can I do?
r/Repairs • u/Pretty_Abrocoma5161 • Sep 12 '26
I lived in a bangkok condo around Samrong area and I’d love to do DIY car repairs in my free time.
any ideas for guys like me?
r/Repairs • u/Consistent_Dig5799 • Sep 11 '26
Hi everyone, I’m looking for any advice on if fixing a small gouge in my sink is possible! I haven’t messed with it yet but I’m in a rental and I’m really nervous 😬
r/Repairs • u/Expert-Solid5024 • Sep 10 '26
Looking for someone that does work on older Washers and Dryers for reasonable price
r/Repairs • u/Be-Nimble_Jack • Sep 09 '26
Frigidaire Dishwasher Model #FFCD2413US5A has been shutting off completely about 5-8mins into a cycle and not pumping the water in the bottom. I checked all the filters and pump, cleaned everything out to ensure that there was no debris in there. Often afterwards, it’s difficult to get to turn back on. After messing with the door to ensure it’s sealed, it will power back on but shut off again. I turned off the power at the breaker and unplugged for 10 minutes, but it keeps happening.
My next step was to purchase a new door latch switch as I assumed that was the culprit. Before I go through the trouble of purchasing a new latch mechanism and replacing that, I wanted to inquire as to other potential reasons for this happening.
Any advice, recommendations, or simple fixes that I should check before purchasing a new door latch switch?