Lg Refrigerator Water Sprays Wrong Direction

Goes on water clear, sprays evenly. Use at least 3 coats, maybe 5, switch directions of spray travel. Looks good.

The only time it didn't work for me was when I pointed it in the WRONG direction!!

All too often when a replacement part is ordered from a refrigerator water filter to electronic components, a cheap knock-off item is substituted. But this item is the real McCoy and is true quality.

our refrigerator is covered with them!

It’s Kodak powdered fixer. You have to mix it with water. Follow direction, use a good dust mask when mixing. It works great.

I bought this thinking that my Fong sphere was just too heavy and was loosing too much light in the wrong direction. With my first shoot, this performed as I hoped it would and look forward to getting a lot more use out of it.

The fit and finish on this lens are as good as can be achieved with today's plastics; a good feel, no rattle and no play; only a tiny bit of hysteresis in the zoom ring. For my money, the zoom works in the wrong direction - but a fractional turn in that wrong direction, and you can correct. The full range of the zoom requires only about a 90 degree turn of the barrel (and the zoom can also be operated in a push/pull manner if preferred.) The optical stabilization has a still and a panning mode but the effect of neither is obvious in the view finder - which can be a bit disconcerting, but it \kicks in upon a press of the shutter and works nicely - if not extravagantly. I.e., although I haven't tested it with this measurement in mind, I am guessing I get about 3 stops of equivalent stability. It is silent. No case of any kind is included. The hood seems minimal in size and plastic, but serviceable. There seems to be no discernible color bias; I was shooting with the Sigma protective filter on the lens. The lens is not fast, but with a contemporary camera, an ISO of 1600 (or thereabouts) makes shooting in most daylight conditions easy. As almost all reviewers point out, the absence of a tripod collar may be deemed a drawback but the compact design of the lens, coupled with today's sensitive cameras, makes a tripod less necessary. If you are a sports- or wildlife-shooting purist who will rely on a tripod, consider one of the affordable 150-600mm lenses which will give you better reach and comparable value. I for one am happy to have a hand-holdable lens with this reach. I used the Canon 100-400mm Mark I for years and find the Sigma better optically, better sized and weighted, and much better priced. I do not think it measures up, optically, to any of the long OEM prime lenses for speed of focus, but it competes well enough with the OEM zooms to be the better investment for all but the wealthiest and those who might make their living from it.

Robust and solid.� If anyone says this slips, they are probably loading it in the wrong direction so that gravity loosens it (incorrect� loading).� The big knob and robust build make it bulkier and heavier, but easy to secure and loosen than some others.� I got this along with other gear so that I got free shipping, making this the least expensive grip head I found on the internet.

I did my study and installed it. I made a mistake hooking up the wrong direction of power cable and thought it's a dead unit. Fixed my own mistake and it runs perfectly. Im surprised it comes with a bag and all cables are this premium feeling. Recommend!

Have a high end refrigerator that is plug in into it, so far so good!