The refrigerator isn’t quiet, but it shouldn’t make noises that interrupt conversations or prevent you from sleeping. If your appliance produces unfamiliar or annoying noise that is accompanied by other issues such as food not cooling correctly, you have a cause for concern.

Unless you have the skills, let an experienced refrigerator repair professional inspect the fridge, find the source of the noise, and fix it. Some of the noises that the refrigerator can produce include:

Rattling

Rattling sounds mean something is loose. The most common culprit is the plumbing pipes at the back that provide water to the water dispenser and ice maker.

Rattling noises are common when you have recently repaired your fridge but failed to properly secure the plumbing line before reassembling the fridge.

Rattling noises aren’t alarming, and you have nothing to worry about, but if the refrigerator is bouncing around, you can easily damage the fridge leading to a leak. So to prevent this from happening, fix the rattling noises as soon as you notice them.

Are the rattling noises coming from the bottom of the fridge? The chances are that the drain pan is moving around as the refrigerator is running. You should adjust the drain pan so that it stops moving.

Dripping noises

Dripping noises are common in refrigerators, but sometimes they get out of hand, which is a sign of trouble. So you should always have your ear out for any sign of trouble.

Normal dripping noises come from the exterior of the fridge after you have turned off the compressor. The sounds also come about from the freezer compartment as you put water into the ice maker.

If you notice dripping sounds inside the refrigerator compartment, you have a reason to be worried. This is because the sounds mean you might be leaking into the defrost system.

Normally, the system melts frost and whisks it away quietly. When there are dripping noises, something is wrong, and you should ask a professional to give it a look.

Squealing noises

A normal functioning refrigerator shouldn’t sound like a bird, or small critter is trapped inside. Is your appliance making chirping or squealing sounds?

The chances are that the evaporator is malfunctioning. If you have the skills, you can try accessing the evaporator by removing the contents in the freezer and looking at the inside panel at the back of the freezer.

While at it, check whether the blades are operating smoothly by simply spinning them. You also should inspect the evaporator wires for signs of wear and tear.

If the fan blade isn’t moving freely and the wires are damaged or showing signs of corrosion, consider replacing them.

Popping noises

Popping noises are no cause for concern as they often result from the plastic parts of the fridge as they contract and expand due to the rising and falling of the temperature.

You will notice the noises often during the defrosting cycle, especially in new refrigerators, as they acclimate to the new humidity and temperature levels in the new house.

If your fridge is new, you have nothing to worry about as the noises fade with time.

However,  if you hear a loud pop, you have a problem you should address immediately. A loud pop will happen when the refrigerator light bulb explodes or goes out.

If the noise is due to a bulb explosion and you recently replaced it, you were using the wrong bulb. It’s also possible that the light socket has started to short circuit.

If you didn’t recently replace the bulb, the light socket is the problem.  To prevent the problem from coming about in the future, replace the light socket. Of course, replace it with one that is designed for the type of your house.

Banging noises

You will hear banging sounds as ice falls from the ice maker into the bucket. You should note that you will have similar noises when something inside the fridge falls over.

You shouldn’t be worried about banging sounds, but if the thumping or knocking is consistent and extremely loud, you have a reason for concern.

Ask an experienced commercial appliance repair Alexandria professional to inspect the source of the problem and fix it.

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At American Appliance Repair we offer great prices on
replacement
water filters. We can come to install it for you or you can order
it directly. We know that some people are not familiar with what a
water filter looks like or where to find it. This guide should help
you but remember you can also call us at 800-640-9934 for assistance.

Knowing a Water Filter When You See One

The first step is to ensure you know
what the water filter looks like. In almost all cases, they are long
cylinders that have rounded bottoms and a small cap on top. You will
find that your refrigerator’s owner manual lists a specific brand
and model, but there are likely generic options you can buy. There
are a few ways to replace the filter, including looking up the model
online or simply calling your local
appliance repair shop for help.

The Most Common Locations of Water Filters

The location of your particular water
filter will depend on the type of refrigerator you have. Many modern
fridges have their water filter located in the upper right-hand
corner of their fridge, in the back. If not there, it is often behind
the grille on the floor, generally on the left side. Keep reading for
more assistance if your filter is not located in any of these
locations.

Common Water Filter Locations Based on Fridge
Type

The shape of your refrigerator can also
help you determine where your water filter is located.

• Top-Freezer. This is the most common fridge shape for older fridges. It has a large door for the fridge and a small freezer on top, each with its own door. To find the water filter, open the fridge door and look at the top right corner. If there is housing there, find the tab to open it and the water filter is likely inside.
• Bottom-Freezer Fridge. A common slight variation of the traditional top-freezer model, this freezer is on the bottom and opens like a drawer. It has baskets and there are two doors to the unit. The filter is most commonly on the top right or left, or the left of the lower grille.
• French Three-Door Fridge. This type of fridge has a bottom freezer but the fridge above it has two doors of its own. To find the water filter, look between the produce drawers. If you see a round handle, that is the old filter.

These are just a few options. Remember
that you can always Google the type and model of your unit to find
where the water filter is located.

Call Us Today for Additional Help

Whether you need
help buying a water filter for your fridge, or help installing it,
you can count on American Appliance Repair to help. Call us today at 800-640-9934 and we
can get started right away.

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If you have noticed that your washing
machine makes a lot of noise banging and shaking when it is spinning,
you have likely wondered how serious this issue is. The answer is
that it depends on the specifics of when and how it is spinning. Keep
reading for tips on how to fix this issue yourself or call American Appliance Repair
at 800-640-9934 for washing
machine repair and maintenance.

There Are Many Reasons a Washing Machine May
Shake and Bang While It is Spinning

The issue could be as simple wobbly
feet or it could be a complex drum imbalance. If it is a drum
imbalance, you or your local
appliance repair company would need to open up the housing and
repair the issue. If it is an issue with the feet, you can likely fix
it yourself.

This is true even if you are not
particularly handy. Why? Because the feet of most washers are easy to
adjust. Many floors are not level – especially in areas in which
washing machines end up getting installed – and this can lead to
issues. If you can move your washer by pushing on one of its corners,
then the issue is likely with the feet of your washer.

Test Whether Your Washer is Level and Balance It
if Necessary

Grab your bubble level and put it on
top of your washing machine on a surface that should be flat. If you
see the bubble anywhere but in the center, twist the feet on your
washer until your level’s bubble is centered. Do this for all four
sides on top of your washer until they are all level. If you are
still dealing with shaking and banging after you have done this, then
the fact that your washer’s feet weren’t level was just a tiny
part of a bigger problem.

Other Issues That May Require Help from the Pros

On the other
hand, you may need the professionals to come out and help. If
balancing doesn’t help then it may be an issue with the wiring, the
drum, or internal water lines. It may be that your washing machine is
older and the fix will be more than it is worth and we recommend
installation. No matter what the fix is, you can count on us to help.

If you are ready to get help today from
your local appliance company, call American Appliance Repair at 800-640-9934. We are
happy to assess your needs and find the best way forward. You will
appreciate the excellent service available from a local appliance
repair company.

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Your garbage disposal works hard getting rid of all kinds of organic material. Sometimes, though, some of that material remains and eventually, a nasty smell starts emanating from the garbage disposal. If you’re dealing with this situation, there are a number of strategies you can use to clean your garbage disposal and eliminate the odor.

Hot Water and Dishwashing Liquid

This method is the most basic, and if used regularly, it can prevent any nasty smells developing in your garbage disposal. Simply put a plug in the drain and fill the sink half full with hot water, then add a couple of squirts of dishwashing liquid. Swish it around, and pull the plug. Turn the disposal on as well so it sucks the soapy water into the mechanism quickly. The dishwashing liquid will disintegrate any built-up grease and the speed with which it goes through the gears will dislodge food particles.

Baking Soda and Vinegar

You may have heard that baking soda and vinegar, separately and in combination, can clean almost anything. That’s true for your garbage disposal too. Pour ½ cup of baking soda down your disposal, followed by ½ cup of white vinegar. It will bubble and fizz. That’s good; it means it’s working to break down the organic debris. Vinegar is a natural deodorizer and also kills bacteria. Let it do its work for about 10 to 15 minutes, then turn on the garbage disposal and run hot water down it. You should be aware, though, that because vinegar is acidic, if you use this method too often, it can damage the rubber parts of your disposal.

Ice Cubes And Kosher Salt

Throw a couple of handfuls of ice cubes down down your garbage disposal as it is running, and follow it up with a handful of kosher salt (or any kind of large flaked salt). Shards from the ice cubes being ground up can dislodge any stuck-on foods, and the salt will scrub the sides of the disposal’s upper tank.

Ice Cubes And Lemon/Lime Wedges

This is a variation of the ice cubes and kosher salt method. Put the ice cubes down the disposal first, and then throw in a cut up lemon or lime. The ice cubes do the dislodging work, and the lemon or lime wedges serve several purposes. They deodorize the disposal and give your whole kitchen a fresh smell. Also the citrus oil will coat the inside plate and rubber elements of your disposal helping to prevent future odor issues.

Preventative Maintenance

You can prevent organic material building up on your garbage disposal blades and the tank becoming dirty by using your garbage disposal properly. A lot of people turn it off as soon as the sound of the grinding stops. There could still be a great deal of smaller particles in the works and if the grinding stops, they stay there and harden onto the garbage disposal surfaces. If that happens every time you use your disposal, a nasty smell is almost inevitable. Instead, run your disposal about 10 – 15 seconds after the initial sound of grinding ends, and once you turn it off, continue running the water for another minute. That way, any particles are completely ground up, and your water heater is flushed too.

If none of these tips on how to clean your garbage disposal eliminate the odor, then you should call the professionals at Dave’s Appliance. It may be necessary to disassemble and clean each part, or it could indicate some other problem.

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Your dishwasher does more than clean your dishes; it is an important part of maintaining your family’s health. One way it does that is by draining away wastewater through the air gap. When your air gap leaks, it indicates a problem. The last thing you want is for wastewater, with the bacteria it contains, to flow back into your dishwasher. You need to eliminate that air gap leak. In this post we’ll look at several ways of dealing with a dishwasher air gap leak.

New Garbage Disposal

If you have just had a garbage disposal installed, and suddenly your dishwasher is backing up all over the place, the likely culprit is the small insert where the hose connects to your garbage disposal. This knock-out insert should be removed at installation, but sometimes it isn’t. Obviously with nowhere to go, the wastewater goes everywhere. Simply disconnect the hose, hold a screwdriver against the insert and tap the end of the screwdriver with a hammer until the insert is pushed into the disposal tank. Once this blockage is removed, your dishwasher air gap should work perfectly.

Clogs

The most likely cause of a dishwasher air gap leaking is a clog. Most of the time, you can make this dishwasher repair yourself. First remove the metal casing from the air gap and then take off the plastic top. Depending on your make of dishwasher, this plastic top may unscrew or it may lift off after pinching the sides. Once you have access to the air gap itself, check if you can see any material clogging any part of the air gap. If so, simply remove it with tweezers.

Blowing Clog Away

If no obvious clog is visible, try blowing the clog away. Simply place a roll of paper towels over the air gap and blow hard through your end of the tube. You’ll be able to tell how significant the clog is from the air resistance. Hopefully, a couple of powerful blasts will dislodge any clog. Finally, pour hot water down the air gap to deal with any greasy particles. If you can’t get any air movement or a clog is still present, you may need to snake it out.

Snaking Clog Out

Just like snaking other plumbing features, you can eliminate a clog in your air gap by forcing a tool through the pipe. Traditional snakes are too big, though, so you’ll need to use something else. A long bottle brush works well, or a length of cable. Push the tool through the larger hole at the bottom of the air gap outlet and work it back and forth as you progress. Be careful not to exert too much force as you could puncture the tube, creating an entirely different problem. Watch the drain in the sink or garbage disposal, and when you see the end of the tool emerge there, you know you’ve dislodged the clog.

Vacuuming Clog

Another strategy when your dishwasher is clogged is to vacuum the clog away. Take your wet/dry shop vac and put the hose end on the air gap outlet. Be sure the switch is turned to suction. Fill the sink or disposal area with hot water, then turn on the shop vac. The force of the suction should dislodge the clog. Allow about a gallon of water to run through after the clog is cleared, about 30 – 40 seconds.

Keeping your air gap in good working order is important for your dishwasher’s proper function, and more importantly, for your family’s health. If you have concerns about your dishwasher air gap leaking that you’re not comfortable dealing with, call the expert’s at Dave’s Appliance.

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Trying to find the best laundry detergent?

Naturally, you want your clothes to come out of the washing machine stain-free and smelling great, but there are a lot of laundry detergents to choose from. Do you need to spend more to get the results you want, or is the dollar store version just as good as top-of-the-line brands?

Here, we break down some of the best laundry detergent options:

Stain-Fighting

If your top concern is getting stains out of your clothes—especially if you keep forgetting to use a pre-wash stain treatment—then you’ll probably want to stick with the Percil brand. Their stain-fighting ability gets top marks from Consumer Reports, and the odor-removing variety can get the funk out of the gym clothes your kid kept in his locker all semester. However, if you have sporty kids—and a lot of grass stains—Tide Plus Ultra Stain Release is the best at fighting grass stains.

Great Scents

Some people don’t have to worry too much about stains, but they want their clothes to smell great. If you’re in this category, The Spruce recommends Gain detergent. It offers a variety of scents, and the laundry comes out heavily scented. If you pair this detergent with a stain-fighting spray, you’ll have a winning combination.

Affordability

Strong performers like Percil and Tide tend to be on the expensive side. You can get a great deal by matching up coupons with store sales, but sometimes you want a detergent that’s got an everyday affordable price. For this, look to the store brands coming out of the popular bulk stores. Consumer Reports recommends Member’s Mark Ultimate Clean (the Sam’s Club brand) as a great all-around value. They also recommend Costco’s Kirkland brand for those looking for gentle detergents for babies or people with sensitive skin.

As you think about the best laundry detergent for your family, don’t forget to look at the requirements of your washing machine. Some detergents are designed for use in only high-efficiency washers, while others should only be used in the traditional styles.

If you need help with your laundry, ask your kids to pitch in, but if you need help with the washing machine, call on Sarah’s Appliance Repair.

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You love your glass stovetop but you
are afraid to use too much elbow grease to get it clean. We know that
it can seem fragile – and it is. But there are tips that can help
you effectively clean your glass stovetop more easily than you think.

Start by Getting Rid of Large Food Particles

First and foremost, wait until your
cooktop has cooled down and then use a soft cloth to wipe off the
large food particles and liquids that come off easily. While you do
need to wait for it to no longer be hot, you want to get to it as
soon as possible after that to prevent food and liquids from
sticking.

Get the Right Cleaning Supplies and Soak Your
Cloths

Once you have gotten rid of larger
pieces of food and liquids, take some time to gather the cleaning
supplies you need. We recommend a microfiber cloth, dish sponge,
baking soda, rubber gloves, a bowl of hot water with dish soap mixed
in, and dry cloths. Then put the clean cloths into the hot water with
dish soap and let them soak. While they are asking, you can grab your
baking soda and sprinkle the top of the glass stovetop.

Layer the Cloths on the Stovetop and Let Them Sit

Once the cloths have had a chance to
soak, take them out and wring about half of the liquid out. Then
unfold each one of them and place it right on top of the stovetop.
Let the hot water, cloths, and baking soda work their magic for 15
minutes. If you have a very messy stovetop then you may want to let
it sit for half an hour.

Remove the Rags and Wipe Away the Residue

After you have
waited the appropriate amount of time, remove the rags from your
stovetop. Then wipe away the baking soda and particles. The
easiest way to do this is to start at the top of your stovetop and
move down. Then grab your sponge and wipe away any remaining debris.
Use another dry towel to get rid of moisture.

Is it Time to Replace Your Stovetop?

It may be that your stovetop is not
just dirty – it’s old. Even if you keep it as clean as you can
and clean it deeply every week, eventually it will begin to show
signs of wear and tear. This can be a sign that it is time to replace
the entire unit. If that is the case, or to find out if there are
repairs that can be made, contact American Appliance Repair at 800-640-9934 at your
earliest convenience.

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Dishwasher noises mean there is a problem with your appliance. According to dishwasher repair professionals, the dishwasher will make a myriad of noises that have different meanings. These noises include:

Grinding noises

Grinding noises are due to different reasons. A light grinding can be due to the running of the dishwasher motor, and you have nothing to worry about when you hear it.

If you immediately hear loud grinding noises, your unit might be having problems with the plastic blades of the drain impeller.

The appliance uses the blades to break up larger food particles. When things get stuck there, they make grinding noises.

If there is nothing stuck in the blades and you can still hear the noises, the noise might be coming from the water inlet valve. The valve will make the noises when there is not enough water getting into the dishwasher.

Inspect the dishwasher for clogs and replace the problematic parts.

Banging noises

Can you hear non-rhythmic banging inside the dishwasher? Contact a plumber to help you with the diagnosis of the problem.

You will have banging noises when the spray arms are hitting the dishes. You will hear a banging sound, but since the spray arms are rotating in a circle, the bang sound will have a unique rhythm to it.

If this is the case with you, simply readjust the dishes. On the other hand, if the noises aren’t rhythmic, you may be having a water hammer.

When you have a water hammer, the valves of the dishwasher close, forcing the water behind it to rattle the pipe, leading to a banging noise.

The plumbing professional you hire will find out the cause of the water pressure and install an adjuster to ensure that you don’t burst a pipe.

Did you recently install a dishwasher? A banging sound will come about when the drain line thumps against the wall or cabinets during the operation. You need to readjust the dishwasher, and the noises will go away.

Buzzing

Buzzing sounds are sounds of water as its being forced down the drain or food disposal. In most cases, when you hear these sounds, you have nothing to worry about even if the sounds are loud. This is because they can get too noisy when there is a lot of food to get rid of.

Humming noises

It’s normal for the dishwasher to hum during normal operation, but if you hear humming sounds that are louder than normal or high-pitched, investigate the dishwasher fan or motor.

If the humming is coming about during a drying cycle, the fan is most likely the culprit as the motor isn’t in use. On the other hand, if it occurs during any other cycle, the motor might be damaged.

You need to hire an appliance technician to troubleshoot the appliance and fix the problematic area.

Rattling

Rattling noises are due to the dishes that you put in the appliance. You might be having a loose fork somewhere, plates touching each other, a cup being jostled by water, or any other issue.

If the noises aren’t from the dishes, they are most likely from a faulty motor. You can tell where the noises are coming from by running an empty wash cycle. If you can still hear the rattling noises, they might be coming from the faulty motor.

When inspecting the motor, also take a look at the drain and filter for any solid objects that might be causing the noises.

Sometimes the noises are due to a water hammer in the pipes. You will have to hire a plumber to prevent serious damage to your plumbing.

Clicking noises

Just like humming noises, clicking noises are regular operating noises from the dishwasher. While this is the case, sometimes, the sounds can be brought about by tiny objects such as a seed bouncing around.

If you recently repaired your dishwasher, for example, replacing the O-ring, you might be having clicking sounds when the ring isn’t seating properly.

Telltale signs that the clicking is due to the recent repairs is rhythmic clicking. Before you hire an appliance repair Northern VA professional, take a look at the part you recently replaced.

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If you are dealing with issues with
your washing machine, it can seem hopeless. You may be tired of the
inconvenience but feel confident it is something you can fix without
the need to call for washing
machine maintenance or repair. Keep reading for a few ideas on
quick fixes, then contact American Appliance Repair at 800-640-9934 if you need
additional help.

A Leaking Washing Machine

If you have a washing machine leak in
the front or back, it may mean that there is a failure in a seal or
that one of the containers is not correctly balanced. In the event
the leak is coming from the front of the washer, it is likely an
issue with the seal of the door. If the leak is coming from the back,
then it may be an issue with the water line connections. If the leak
is coming from underneath the machine or somewhere else, it may be
that there is an internal connection problem within the housing of
the washer.

The best way to fix this issue depends
largely on where the leak is coming from. Before calling your local
appliance repair company there are a few things you can try.
First, if the leak is coming from the back of the washer then you can
try to tighten your water line connections. Just find the connections
at the wall and try to tighten them. If the were noticeably loose
then this could be the issue.

A Washing Machine That Smells Bad – Even When
Nothing is in It

It is more common than it should be for
high efficiency, front-loading washing machines to develop a bad,
sour smell over time. This is caused by the thick rubber seals
necessary to keep water from leaking while your washer is working.
These seals fold over tightly and water can puddle in them. This then
encourages mildew growth and can cause bad smells in the washer –
even when nothing is inside it.

The good news about this issue is that
there is actually nothing wrong with your washer – it is just damp
and mildew has been allowed to grow. The solution is fairly simple:
Kill the mildew and find ways to increase airflow so the problem does
not persist.

There are a few
ways you can kill the mildew. One, you can run the washer empty with
white vinegar and borax granules in place of detergent. Vinegar works
to kill funguses and mildew, while the borax kills organic spores
that create the smell.

If this problem persists then you will
need to clean it often. If it seems to happen every quickly, then
there may be something wrong with your seal. At this point you can
contact your local appliance repair company to get help repairing
your unit. American Appliance Repair can be reached at 800-640-9934.

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Your refrigerator was full of activity during the festive season. As the New Year begins, you need to keep it organized for you to keep it functioning efficiently. How do you do it? Here are expert tips given by appliance repair professionals:

Start with a clean slate

Start everything on a clean slate. This calls for you to toss out any expired products that you aren’t using.

With all the hands that were going in and out of the appliance and the accidental spills during the season, the chances are that there is a lot of dirt in the appliance.

Before you do anything, clean the unit. A simple wet cloth and soap are enough. Regardless of the stains, avoid using abrasive products as they will damage the appliance.

Leftovers on the top shelf

You should designate the upper shelves for pre-cooked foods, packaged foods, drinks, and leftovers. The cool thing with these foods is that they are already cooked, so you don’t have to worry about them spilling from their packages hence compromising the foods you place below.

For you to have an easy time telling what is in your appliance, transfer the foods from the delivery containers into a glass or BPA-free plastic storage.

Having the foods in clear containers also prevents you from forgetting about the foods.

Place fruits and vegetables in bins

You should have specially designated containers for fruits and vegetables. The containers should keep the contents as fresh as possible. While it’s tempting to prepare the foods ahead, avoid chopping the ingredients until too close to the time you will be using them.

If you slice and dice the vegetables too early, they can easily go bad.

Store the fruits and vegetables in their whole form and at the right humidity levels to keep them nice and crisp.

Watch what you place in the door

The fridge door is often warm, so you should be cautious of the items you put there.

The best items to put in the door are milk or fresh juices. These are highly perishable, and the best place to store them is towards the bottom and in the back of the appliance where the fridge is the coldest.

You can place butter and soft cheeses in the door as you don’t have to keep them too cold.

When it comes to eggs, keep them at an area with the most consistent temperature. This is on the middle shelf of the fridge.

Do you have deli meats? Keep them in their designated meat bin.

Store the bottles neatly

If you struggle finding enough space in your fridge due to all the drinking bottles and containers in your appliance, you can improve the look of your appliance by stacking the water bottles in a pyramid shape to make them easy to grab.

Transfer things such as juice and iced tea to tall, slim, grass carafes to make the fridge neater.

Don’t buy more than you need

When you are looking to give your fridge a new look, it’s easy to buy more things than you even need. As you might guess, this results in overstocking the appliance.

You should note that an overstocked fridge doesn’t do its work properly, which means that it doesn’t keep the items cold and fresh.

When the fridge is too packed, the cool air doesn’t circulate properly; hence the food items spoil faster.

One of the best ways of avoiding buying more than you need is to have a notepad or chalkboard nearby to keep a tally of what’s in the fridge, so you don’t buy what you already have.

Move what needs to be eaten at the front

If you are like other homeowners, you have food that you need to eat sooner than the other. Whether it’s leftover yogurt, don’t run the risk of having to throw it away simply because you forgot about it.

Go through the fridge once a day and move the foods that need to be eaten soon to the front of the appliance.

Refrigerator repair Springfield professionals recommend that you mark the container with the date you opened the food, so you don’t have to wonder whether it’s still good.

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