Trying to find replacement screws for the legs on my TCL TV. I found a listing for these on Amazon but I'm not paying $20 for four screws but they look familiar so I think they are right. Anybody know what I could look for at a hardware store or something to replace them?
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Trying to find replacement screws for the legs on my TCL TV. I found a listing for these on Amazon but I'm not paying $20 for four screws but they look familiar so I think they are right. Anybody know what I could look for at a hardware store or something to replace them?

u/daniel-mcmstr — 11 days ago

Apartment AC having temp issues that have increased in the last month or so. Put in maintenance requests twice and neither time led to any help. Any advice before I put in another request and/or leave it for the next person when I move out in a couple months?

Filter is clean, have left it powered off for hours, and tried different settings but nothing has changed.

Current situation: When set to Hi Cool and "Coolest" on the temperature dial, the compressor kicks on and I can feel the cool air blow for a few minutes. Then the compressor turns off and I can feel HOT (not just uncooled) air coming out. That stays for a little bit then there is "normal" temperature air coming out. I hope that makes any sense.

Last few months: We had a heat wave a little while ago and my AC was still blowing cold but it couldn't cool off any more than just the path of the fan. I put in a maintenance request and got a response that it was because of the heatwave which I didn't doubt. A couple weeks later, we had another softer heat wave and the same thing happened. I put in the maintenance request and they came out to check it and said it was blowing in the 40s. Last thing I remember changing was the power going out while I was out of the house and the AC was running. So it probably kicked on right when the power came back on.

u/daniel-mcmstr — 3 months ago

Advised to come here from r/whatsthisbug. Caught two of these guys crawling around tonight. Want to make sure it really is a bed bug before I report it to my apartment company. If it is, what should I do next, personally?

u/daniel-mcmstr — 3 months ago