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r/appliancerepair•

Oven started to beep in the middle of the night. I couldn't get it to stop, so I decided to unplug it. As I was pulling back from the wall, the outer glass panel shattered. good times.

Looking at the part list here: https://www.searspartsdirect.com/model/1jk9w83fvm-000593/kitchenaid-ksib900ess3-electric-range-parts appears I have to buy the whole outer panel frame? Can't just replace the glass? Which sucks bc I only paid 400ish for the oven (Best Buy Open Box)

Also, I can still use the range, right? And what about the oven if the inner glass is intact?

Thanks folks. (Appreciate th

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r/ChryslerPacifica•

The rear latch is not working. The latch mechanism closes the door, then a few seconds later the mechanism releases the door, then a few seconds later it closes again, and finally, after a few more seconds it releases the latch again. It does not stay closed.

The rear window broke a few weeks ago, and after having the window replaced, this issue started. Seems pretty clearly related. There are bits of glass in there, which I've been able to fish out, but I probably didn't get all of them. I'm guessing the problem has to do with a sensor being blocked in the mechanism? Or is this a red herring and there's some other issue?

Anyone experience anything like this?

Thanks in advanced.

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r/sysadmin•

I'm an SSO neophyte so apologies if I get things a little confused here. Big picture: we have a website (an SP). And we're using Auth0 as our IdP (with a custom DB for authentication). It's working but I have some questions.

I've created an Application in Auth0 that "represents" the website. Is this considered part of the IdP or is this better described as registering the website (an SP) with the IdP?

I've also created an API that "represents" the website (specifically, just the backend I guess. But it's a Drupal website and doesn't really have an API). Same question. Is this where I'm telling the IdP about the website (SP)? Why is there an Application and an API?

Where do I tell Auth0 w

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r/wheelchairs•

Hi All- Just got some very expensive Spinergy wheels with Nevagal knobby tires for my 14 year. Worth it? I'm not so sure. We're trying to outfit him for camp this summer so we went all in after getting sized for them at the Abilities Expo.

Two problems I'm looking for advice on:

-Is there a cheaper way to solve the same problem? Should I just have stuck with his factory wheels and put some better tires on them? Seems like having tires to switch to for off-roading vs everyday is a good move. But, $1k+ is a lot of money for tires we only use when off-roading. (And yeah, I totally realize I should have had this conversation BEFORE buying the tires.)

-How do you deal with the knobby tires r

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r/foraging•

Found in Western, MA. Does not stain. Does not taste bitter. Firm, hamburger bun looking cap. Found near conifers. The thinner stem and the yellow pores do make me wonder if it's not a king. Maybe a Xercomus?

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r/mycology•

Using the Bolete filter, I think I've narrowed it down to either a King, Chestnut, or "Yellow Crack Bolete"

It has a three inch diameter cap that looks like a hamburger bun from the top. It does not stain. Pores are yellow and starting to oxidize brown. Stipe has some slight reticulation. It does not taste bitter. Found in a coniferous forest. Stem does not look as chonky as pictures of king's I've seen, but it's also not thin.

Here's the link to the bolete filter with filters set. Please let me know what you think!

[https://boletes.wpamushroomclub.org/?fwp_filters=zone-1-found-in-the-northeast%2C4-primary-cap-color-is-some-shade-of-brown%2Ccap-diameter-can-be-4%2C2-primary-pore-color-i

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r/Mushrooms•

Found in Western Ma. Doesn't stain. Brown, chonky stipe. Thanks for any help....

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