Barlight24

So I have a GE french door fridge, model number PFSF6PKXCBB.

As best I can tell, it's around 15 years old (I got it used). The evap fan motor died and the GE part was around $175-$200. But when I searched for the part number printed on the motor itself, I found a Samsung part for $20.

Well, while coaxing my fridge along while waiting for a part, the water tank froze and cracked. The GE part is around $175.

I've seen some Youtube videos showing a nearly identical Samsung model. I'm hoping the Samsung part will be cheaper than the GE part again, but I can't find the model number of the equivalent Samsung fridge.

Does anyone have the Samsung fridge or part model number?

Heeler seen westbound on Pikes Peak, just west of Academy. No collar that I could see, lots of tan in her(?) Coat.

A friend recently bought a used class A, and while it's otherwise nice, she's decided it needs a paint job and the decals removed. Where should I send her?

To the young woman getting yelled at:

I saw that you were not stealing mail, but rather trying to secure your own and that of others. Thank you.

Forgive the crassness of the guy yelling at you. He handled it in the poorest fashion, but he was trying to do the right thing.

Send me a PM if anything comes of it and you need a witness.

This model has two ethernet ports; if eth1 is used as the uplink, can eth2 be set to passthrough to a PC?

Time is that which every one knows intimately, until you ask them to tell you about it. There are no definitions of time except those that hearken back to the notion of time itself.

Hello, and thanks for reading!  I'm upgrading my home networking devices and would like some feedback on my config file.  I've never used equipment of this class before, just typical mass-market junk.  Consequently, I'm sure my thought process has been heavily conformed to that way of doing things.

I've been reading for a couple of weeks on how to configure the ERL and, well, here's what I've come up with.

Here's the physical design:
ISP modem --> <eth0> ERL --> <eth1> Unifi Switch8 --> LAN1 (Home Computers)
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