Summerville Dorchester Museum

The museum is an educational institute that is dedicated to preserving and maintaining the historical significance of Dorchester County and Summerville. The mission of Summerville Dorchester Museum is to collect, exhibit, and preserve artifacts and to impart education that is related to the natural history and culture of Dorchester County and Summerville.

The museum was started by a group of citizens led by Robert Pratt. The group met for the first time on May 02, 1991. Soon the group started working on the museum and by December 1992, the renovated museum was opened. The museum is housed in an old Police Department Building.

If you are planning to take your own vehicle to the museum, you can use the additional parking that is available directly behind the museum. There is no entry fee for children below 3. For those between 4 to 12 years, you have to pay a concessional fee. Children above 12 years are treated at par with adults and there is no discount on their tickets. 

There is a special discount for students who visit the Museum with their teachers. Entry is free for teachers and up to 2 Chaperones per class. The museum can also be used for activities other than the official museum business. For this, you will have to pay a flat fee plus charges for every hour of usage.

The museum is not huge but they keep adding new items to ensure that people have something to look forward to when they visit the museum. When you visit the museum, don’t miss out the chance to learn out the journey of Summerville
from pre-historic time to the present. Also, make sure you check the schedule with kid’s activities, as they organize many educational and fun activities for kids. The volunteers and staff members are extremely helpful and may also offer guided tour of the museum.

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How to Fix Washer That Won’t Stop Filling With Water

If you have a broken washer in your house, it can disrupt your daily routine. When you face this problem, the first question you would ask yourself is, “Who is the best washer repair service near me?”or “What should I do to find a washer repair near me?”. Today, finding a good washer service technician is not difficult. You can use the internet, discuss with friends, or use the yellow pages to get details of washer repairman in your area. Conversely, you could try to repair the household appliance yourself. If your washer does not stop filling water, here is what you can do to repair the machine.

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Inlet Valve

The water inlet valve on your home appliance is used to fill the wash tub with hot, cold, or warm water. Electric solenoids of your washer are used to operate the washer. The solenoids are connected to electronic control board which controls the working of the timer. If the water continues to flow inside the machine even after the wash cycle is complete, it indicates that the inlet valve could be faulty. To check the condition of the inlet valve, cut the power supply to the residential appliance. If the water continues to fall in the tub, then the inlet valve is defective. If the water stops entering the tub, it means the control board could be faulty.

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Pressure and Water Level Switch 

The water level switch of your washer is used to determine the water level in the wash tub. You will normally find this switch behind the machine’s control panel. In washing machines with electronic controls, this switch is usually located below the tub. When the water enters the tub, it pushes the air inside the diaphragm that is inside the switch. Once the correct water level is reached, the valve turns off and water supply to the machine is stopped. If there is a problem with the switch or if enough pressure is not created, the washer will overfill.

Before checking the condition of the switch, make sure you also check the condition of the air dome tube or hose that connects the switch to the tub. At times, the tube may be plugged or damaged, which will reduce the air pressure and prevent the valve from closing. To check the condition of the hose, remove in from the machine and submerge it in water. Close one end of the hose and blow air from the other end. If you notice bubbles in water, it means that the hose is damaged. At times, obstructions in the hose can reduce the air pressure inside the machine. If you notice any obstructions inside the hose, remove it immediately.

If you suspect that the water level pressure switch is the problem, you should check for signs of debris plugging or mechanical defects. To check the continuity of the switch, you can use the multi-meter. When the water level inside the machine is correct, it must have infinite resistance. If the switch is defective, you must replace it with new one immediately.

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How To Fix A Dishwasher That Won’t Drain

Have you ever faced a situation when you wanted to go out and suddenly the dishwasher does not drain water? Your first reaction would be to call a dishwasher service technician to troubleshoot the problem with your machine. However, this may not be an instant solution to your problem. The dishwasher technician could take a day or two to visit your home and repair or service the machine. To solve this problem quickly, you can attempt dishwasher repair without getting help from a professional dishwasher repairman. If you are planning to repair the household appliance, here are some parts you must check to troubleshoot the problem.

Piston Assembly

 In most models of dishwashers, the check valve regulates the flow of water from and to the residential appliance. This check valve usually has a nut and piston assembly. If your machine is not draining out the water properly, the assembly could be responsible for the problem. You will find the assembly at the bottom of the tub below the sump cover. You can access the assembly by removing the four screws. The nut and piston assembly must move freely. Also, the piston must form a tight seal when it is in down position. If it isn’t completely seal, it means that water is not pumped out of the machine completely and the assembly must be replaced.

At times, the gasket of the valve may be worn out, which prevents the piston from forming a tight seal. Replacing the gasket should solve the problem.

Drain Motor and Pump

All dishwashers follow a process to drain water from the machine. Most machines have a pump that is driven by a single motor. The pump will have two compartments, one to drain water and the other to circulate water inside the machine. If there is an obstruction to the output and input of the pump, the water will not drain out properly. Also, check if there is power supply to the pump when water draining from the machine is in progress. If both are working perfectly, you may have to replace the assembly.

A few machines may have a two-section drain pump to drain water from the machine. In these machines, the drain impeller could be faulty. Before you check the impeller, make sure the machine motor is running in the correct direction. You must also check for power at motor terminals, if the dishwasher motor is not running or running in the wrong direction. If you don’t detect any power at the motor terminals, you check the electric controller, door switches, and the timer. If voltage is not an issue, the motor winding could be the problem. At times, you may hear humming sound when the washer motor is running, it means that motor is seized or impeller is jammed. If the dishwasher motor is seized, you may have to replace the pump and motor assembly or just the motor. You must disassemble the pump to check the condition of the impeller. The drain compartment is usually located below the circulating compartment. To access drain compartment, you must remove the spray arm, lower rack, filter assembly, and the pump cover.

There is another model of a dishwasher which uses a circulating pump, flapper and drain solenoid to drain water from the machine. In these models, you must check for any obstruction near the flapper. Also, make sure the solenoid is getting electric supply and there is continuity. If the drain impeller of the machine is damaged, you may have to replace it. Also, check the condition of the food chopper and make sure it does not allow large food particles to clog the machine drain.

Check Valve Flapper

Many machines have a check valve near the drain outlet to allow the water to flow only in one direction. This prevents dirty water from entering the machine. If you have reason to believe that the outlet port is clogged or the dirty water is re-entering the dishwasher, you must check the condition of the check valve. The valve must open completely when water is draining from the machine and close when washing cycle is in progress. If this does not happen, you must change the valve.

Belt

Some old machines use belt driven pumps to drain water. If this belt is worn out or it is slipping, the washer will not function properly. Visually inspect the belt and replace it, if it is worn out.

Timer

Some machines use timer to operate the wash and drain cycle. This timer controls the pump motor and the drain solenoid. Any problem with the timer can affect the machine’s ability to drain water. To check the condition of the valve, you must access the control panel. You can check its continuity using a multimeter and replace it, if necessary.

Drain Hose

If the drain hose is clogged, the machine will not be able to drain properly. The drain is usually clogged near the check valve or at the input of the drain system of your house. If you notice large food particles in the drain hose, it could be due to problem with the food chopper. If machine hose has developed a kink, you may have to replace the hose.

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How to Fix An Oven That Won’t Program

Oven, stove, and range are an indispensable part of modern kitchens. They make your job in the home kitchen less cumbersome and take less time to cook your favorite dish. However, like any other home appliance even your oven or range could malfunction. Ideally, you should look for a technician that offers household oven repairs. Since repairing the oven requires high voltage test, it is best to allow oven service technician to carry out oven repairs. The oven technician will visit your house at your convenience to troubleshoot the problem with your machine. However, if you don’t plan to use the services of an oven repairman, you must know which part could be responsible for the problem with your machine.

At times, a problem in your oven can affect the programming feature of your residential appliance. Here is a quick guide to help you identify the problem part and service your machine. 

Membrane Switch and Electronic Control Board

In most modern ovens, the programming functions are controlled by the electronic control board. Usually, a problem with the keypad or the membrane switch can prevent you from selecting a program. In some machines, a separate membrane switch is used. In these machines, you may have to only replace the membrane if the keypads don’t work properly. The membrane switch is usually attached to the control board using the ribbon connector. To check the condition of the board and the membrane switch you will need a multi-meter.

 

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How To Fix Dishwasher That Won’t Clean Properly

With the advent of dishwasher, cleaning dishes has become easier and less time-consuming. Earlier, we would have to spend several hours cleaning the dirty dishes. Today, all we have to do is put our dishes in the dish washer and let the house appliance do its job. Within a short period, the dishwasher has become an indispensable part of our home. However, like any other residential appliance, even the dishwasher can develop a problem. When your dishwasher malfunctions, it is best to opt for home repairs for dishwasher. You can find details of a dishwasher technician in your area and call them to troubleshoot the problem with your household appliance. The dishwasher service technician will visit your place to repair or service the machine. If you plan to attempt the dishwasher repair yourself, make sure you are aware of the parts that could be responsible for the problem.

At times, your dishwasher may not clean the dishes properly. If you plan to repair the machine without the help of a dishwasher repairman, you should know which part could be responsible for the problem. Here is a brief guide to help you.

Discharge Housing Gasket

If the water pressure from the machine’s spray arm is low, the housing gasket of the upper discharge could be responsible for the problem. The gasket is usually located on the discharge cover just above the impeller. The housing gasket may have got dislocated or may need replacement. If the gasket is damaged and must be replaced, make sure you remove all the debris from the area before installing the new gasket.

Spray Arm

A problem with the machine’s lower spray arm could prevent the home appliance from cleaning the dishes properly. The spray arm is responsible for spraying strong stem of detergent and hot water on the dishes. Before you check the condition of the spray arm, make sure it is able to move freely and is not obstructed by the dirty dishes. At times, the bearing ring of the spray arm may be dislocated or worn out, which can cause the arm to wobble and prevent it spraying water and detergent evenly. If the bearing ring is not worn out or dislocated, you should visually inspect the spray arm for plugged holes or cracks. Food particles, glass, toothpicks, and other debris can clog the holes of the spray, which can impair the direction or force of the spray arm. If there are cracks on the spray arm, it will reduce water force and prevent the machine from cleaning the dishes properly.

Docking Station

Some dishwashers have a middle spray arm which is attached to the machine’s upper rack. In these machines, you must check the docking station and its flappers. The docking station, which has two outlets, provides water to the machine’s middle spray arm. Make sure the docking station is connected properly to the tube that supplies water to the machine. Also, make sure the flappers move freely and close securely to prevent pressure loss when the supply tube of middle spray arm is not inserted.

Chopper

The dishwasher is equipped with a food chopper that is responsible for chopping the leftover food particles into small pieces so that they can be easily drained out from the washer. If the chopper isn’t fine enough or is broken, it can clog the drains. When your washer is not cleaning the dishes properly, you should check the drains. If the drain is clogged by large food particles, you must the check the condition of the chopper.

 

 

Water Inlet Valve

A part of the dishwasher that is most likely to fail and prevent the machine from cleaning the dishes properly is the water inlet valve. The valve is located near the lower access panel which is usually in the front of the machine. If water level is not maintained or the machine does not have water, you must first inspect the valve to ensure that power is supplied to the valve when water enters the machine. You can check this using the multi-meter. If there is no problem with the power supply, the valve must be replaced.

Water Delivery Tube

In machines that have upper spray arm, a problem in water delivery tube can prevent the washer from cleaning the dishes properly. The tube is usually made of plastic and it is responsible for supplying water to the upper spray arm. When checking the condition of the tube, make sure it is properly aligned with spray arm and there are no obstructions.

Filters

Most dishwashers are equipped with at least one filter to remove debris from machine during the wash cycle. These filters come with a self-cleaning feature but under detergent use or certain water conditions, it can become clogged. The filter is usually a part of the pump or wash arm assembly. If you suspect that the filter is not doing its job, you should clean the filter. If cleaning does not help, you may have to replace the filter.

Wash Spinner

The wash spinner is a wash arm that is usually on the manifold or on the water feed tube. If the spinner is dislocated or cracked, it could prevent the machine from cleaning the dishes properly.

Detergent Dispenser

A problem with the detergent dispenser could prevent the washer from cleaning the dishes. Ideally, you must use a good quality detergent to wash the dishes. If you use tablets or gel, try switching to powered detergent because it dissolves faster. Some machines have a pre-wash compartment in their detergent cup. You could use this to add detergent to the machine. Also, it is important to use a detergent that suits the local water conditions. For instance, if you use hard water to clean the dishes, you will need more detergent to clean the dishes. However, avoid using too much detergent because it could damage the glassware.

The detergent dispenser may not be working properly because the dispenser cup could be caked or clogged with the old detergent. To troubleshoot this problem, all you have to do is clean the cup. Also, make sure detergent is released by the detergent cup during the wash cycle.

Heating Element

For the washer to clean the dishes properly, a temperature of about 142 degrees Fahrenheit must be maintained. The heating element is used by the washer to maintain the temperature of water inside the machine. It is important to note that when you select the normal wash cycle, the heating element does not play any role in heating the water. So, when you select the normal cycle, make sure the water is hot enough to clean the dishes. Avoid using very hot water to clean the dishes, as it could damage the dishes. Before you start the wash cycle, run the hot water in the sink for 5 to 10 minutes. If the temperature of water drops during the cycle, the heating element could be the culprit. Since the heating element cannot be repaired, you may have to get a replacement.

Pump Impellers

The dishwasher has two impellers – the drain impeller and the wash impeller. These impellers are located inside the dishwasher. The wash impeller is responsible for circulating water inside the machine and pressurizes the water spray arm. The drain impeller is used to drain from the machine. To check the condition of the impellers, you can visually inspect them. If the fins or hub is damaged, you may have to replace it.

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How to Fix A Washer That’s Timer Won’t Advance

Not all home appliances are equally useful. We use some residential appliances almost every day, while we use other others occasionally. Appliances such as dishwasher, refrigerator, and washer, are some appliances that we use regularly. Any problem with these appliances can upset our daily routine. For instance, if your washer stops working, you may have to wash a pile of dirty clothes by hand, which is a tiring and time-consuming process. To troubleshoot the problem with your machine, it is best to get help from a repairman who is qualified and experienced in doing washing machine repair. If you feel that there is no major problem with your machine and you don’t require the services of a washer technician, you can try the washer repair yourself. However, make sure you take every possible precaution before you start working on your household appliance.

One of the problems you are likely to encounter when using the washer is the timer not advancing. If you plan to troubleshoot the problem yourself, you should check the parts that could be responsible for this problem and repair or replace the damaged part. Some parts that can be responsible for this problem are:

Lid Switch

Most top loaders come with a safety feature known as the lid switch. This switch is usually located below the top lid of the washer. The switch has a pin or projection attached to it which activates the switch when the lid is closed. The switch supplies power to the motor circuits and the timer. Check if the lid switch is activated when the lid is closed. You must also visually inspect the condition of the actuators and levers and make sure they are not sticking or damaged. If the lid switch is activated but there is no power supply to the circuits and the motor, it means that the switch is damaged and must be replaced. To replace the switch, disconnect the power supply to the machine and remove all the wires that are connected to the switch. Once you remove the switch from the machine, check its condition using a multi-meter. Many people avoid replacing the lid switch that is broken or damaged. You should not do this as it is an important safety feature of the washer and can result in serious injury. Get help with this issue from qualified appliance repair professionals.

Timer Motor

Several functions of the washer are controlled by the timer. The timer has several electrical contacts that are operated by a motor or assembly. Some timer contacts control the functions of the timer motor. If the timer of the machine does not advance, it could be due to a problem with the motor or the timer itself. You can check the condition of the timer using a multi-meter. To do this you must have some knowledge of electrical schematics to determine the correct checks. If the timer is working properly, you must check the continuity of the time motor. If there is a problem with the timer motor, you may have to replace the timer assembly, as timer motor may not be available separately.

Water Level Controller

The controller is responsible for controlling the water valve of the washer. When the desired water level is reached, the controller turns off the valve which prevents water from overflowing. If the desired water level is reached but the machine timer does not advance, it may be due to a defective switch that controls the water level. You will need a multi-meter to check the condition of the switch. Before checking the condition of the water level switch, make sure you disconnect the power supply to the machine. Once you disconnect the power supply, remove all the wires that are connected to the switch. Now check the condition of each contact using a schematic diagram.

Timer Knob

The knob is attached to the machine’s timer shaft. This knob will turn as the timer advances through the wash cycle. The knob can also be used to activate the wash cycle by pulling out on a lever that activates the timer switch. This plastic knob has a metal insert that is attached to the timer shaft. Normal use of the washer can wear out the knob and prevent it from turning with the timer shaft. When the knob is damaged, it will be difficult for the timer to run to the desired wash cycle. Also, it will prevent the dial from turning with the shaft as the wash cycle advances.

If you plan to replace the faulty dial or knob, make sure you remove the power supply to the house appliance. If power supply is not disconnected, you may inadvertently start the washer which can be a serious health hazard. To remove the timer knob from the machine, you may have to move it in and rotate it in an anti-clockwise direction. Some knobs are covered by cap and have a retaining clip that connects it to the dial. In these machines, you have to remove the cap and the retaining clip to remove the knob from the machine.

Drain Pump

The pump is responsible for removing the water from the tub at the end of the rinse and wash cycle. If there is a problem with the drain pump, the water will not drain from the tub and the washer will not advance to the next portion of the cycle. If you face this problem, you must check the condition of the drain pump. Some electronic washers display a fault code when the water does not drain from the tub. You can use this fault code to identify the exact cause of the problem.

Water inlet Valve

During the fill portion of the wash cycle, the inlet valve supplies both hot and cold water to the washer. The valve has two solenoids that are responsible for opening and closing the valve. If there is a problem during the spin cycle or if the machine stalls during the fill portion of wash or rinse cycle, it could be due to the faulty inlet valve. Before you check the condition of the inlet valve, make sure the inlet hose is not blocked or kinked. Also, make sure the inlet screen is clean. If there is no problem with the hose and screens, you can check the continuity of the solenoids using a multi-meter. This check must be done after you disconnect the power supply to the machine. If the solenoids test out OK, you must check the power supply to the solenoids. This washer service requires a live voltage check which should be performed by a trained appliance service technician. If there is no power supply to the solenoids, you must check the components of water level switch, time, lid and cycle selector switch.

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How to Fix A Washer That Shakes and Moves

When a house appliance is broken, it can disturb your normal routine. At times, the residential appliance may move or vibrate, which can make it difficult for you to use the appliance. For instance, you may not be able to wash your clothes when the washing machine moves or vibrates. You could get help of a washer technician to troubleshoot the problem. Alternatively, you could try to repair or service the household appliance without any professional help. Here are the steps you could take to identify and troubleshoot the problem with the washer.

 

Shock Absorber

Most front-loading washers have shock absorbers that reduce the machine movement during the spin cycle. These shock absorbers are usually attached to the tub and the base frame of the machine. To assess the condition of this part, you must remove the rear or front panel of the machine. If you notice that the shock absorbers are damaged or broken, you must replace them immediately. If you don’t have the tools to replace the shocks, you can get help from a washer repairman.

When the shock absorbers are damaged, they will unbalance the loads and cause the washer to move or shake. The home appliance will make loud banging sound when the washtub rotates. If steps are not taken to troubleshoot the problem, it can damage other components.

Tub and Suspension Spring

Suspension springs of the washer are used either to stabilize the washer tub assembly to the base or to suspend the tub from the washer cabinet. These suspensions also absorb the vibrations of the washtub when the tub spins. When these springs are damaged, you can hear excessive noise from the home appliance during the spin cycle. To assess the condition of the suspension springs, you must remove the front or top outer panel of the washer. Visually inspect the springs and replace them, if necessary.

Snubber Ring

Some washers have a snubber ring that reduces vibration during the spin cycle. The ring is usually located at the bottom of the washer and it provides cushion to the tub support assembly and the washer base. When the ring wears out, it allows the washtub to move excessively, which can cause the washer to shake uncontrollably. To visually inspect the ring, you must remove the front panel. If you notice white dust on or near the ring, it indicates that the ring is worn out and must be replaced. To replace the ring, you must first remove the tub
springs.

Tub Dampening Strap

Some washers have straps that reduce vibration during the spin cycle. The straps are attached to the corner of the cabinet and top of the washtub. The straps are made of soft rubber that can wear out due to regular use. When the strap is worn out, the washtub can come in contact with the cabinet, which can cause the machine to shake. This can create loud banging sound. If the straps are damaged, you must replace all the straps at the same time. Changing the straps may not be easy, and it is in your interest to get help from a washer service
technician.

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