Woodpeckers knocking holes in the side of my house

A control actuator for the temp or mode doors of HVAC system . Probably ! These actuators are electric with plastic gears inside that do strip an cause the clicking noise . Fix knocking sound from dash 04 Pontiac Sunfire or Cavalier Air Door...

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Since this question is in the Washing Machine category, I would tie a string to the lid of the washing machine, and put woodpecker food inside it. When the woodpecker flies in to get the food, pull the string and the lid ill close, catching the woodpecker.

DO NOT ATTEMPT TO KNOCK OUT THE HOLES!:) use a hole saw and a drill at slower speed than faster AND THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT,.. the hole saw has a bit in the center which is longer than the rest of the bit. when the center bit has penetrated the granite...STOP! and finish the the hole from the other side. hope this helps and good luck:)

well this is called a dirty pilot light. 2 things you can do. 1 is to tap the pilot housing with the handle end of a screw driver and see if it clears up. that may knock a dust ball from the air opening on the assembly and make it go blue again. 2 is a little more what realy needs to be done. follow the pilot tube to the pilot housing. disconnect the tube nut and look inside the houseing for a thimble looking thingy. this is the pilot orifice. it has a very small hole in it clean it without enlarging. look the housing over making sure the air hole is clear and reassemble. light pilot check gas connection with soapy water for leaks. that should take care of your problem . 3 which we dont want to talk about is low gas pressure but you didnt say anything about the main burner.

The block drain is on the passenger side of the engine, in the center of the block near where the oil pan attatches to the block.

Engine Block Plugs/Sensors

Engine Block Plugs/Sensors
100 - Engine Block
100 - Engine Block
101 - Oil Gallery Plug - Front
110 - O-Ring
111 - Oil Gallery Plug - Rear
112 - Oil Gallery Plug - Side
113 - Washer
114 - Engine Coolant Heater
115 - Washer
116 - Oil Gallery Plug - Side
117 - Washer
130 - Transmission Housing Locating Pin
145 - Washer
146 - Engine Block Coolant Drain Hole Plug
701 - Crankshaft Position (CKP) Sensor
702 - O-Ring
718 - Knock Sensor
718 - Knock Sensor
739 - Bolt
739 - Bolt
750 - CKP Sensor Bolt

I have the exact problem with my built0in side-by-side Monogram. 1 yr 3 months old, and it sounds m=like a woodpecker for 3 seconds approximately 1ce/hr. Does not appear related to ice maker. You can create the sound by changing the temp setting on the drawer at the bottom. As you command a lower temp, the sound happens a couple seconds. Actually sounds like a solenoid opening and closing at 60Hz frequency, as though a control board were feeding AC to a DC coil. Any ideas? Fortunately, this fridge has a 2 year warranty, but this should not happen to a $6K dual condenser fridge in just over a year!!

Check and see if nosie is coming from inside freezer or behind refrig. Make a big dif as to where it is coming from. Also need to know if it only does it late at night or all the time.

Best way to tell if it is inside freezer is to open the freezer door, hold in on the light switch(s) for about three min. or so and see if you hear it. If it is there, then you either have a defrost prob and ice is building up around evap fan or you have a bad evap fan.

If from the back of unit, then pull rear metal cover on lower back and see if you hear it there. You may have a varmit that got caught between fan blade and housing..... be careful....you can get hurt or electrical shocking....

I found out it's not the refrigerator, but a woodpecker knocking on the dish on the roof right above the refrigerator. Go figure, not a refrigerator problem... ;)

A technician should look at this. There could be a gear going bad on it. Ive see a fee cases where the drum gets bad and cant turn any more.

Are there error codes on the screen?

Make sure the right door where the bypass tray is closed all the way.