I have a similar model. there is a filter in the bottom of the inside. it should be a round grey drain. it twists easily in one direction to unlock and then the whole thing lifts up (screen and all).

on the underside is a pre filter, check it to make sure it’s clean. if not, clean it in the sink with some hot soapy water.

if that doesn’t solve your problem it might be the pump like others have said.

if it does solve your problem regular maintenance cleaning goes a long way. every 3-6 months I run mine through an empty cycle on pots & pans with two tablespoons of powered vinegar and one tablespoon of powdered citric acid.

It’s really hard to say no if a big company is willing to buy your company for a ridiculous sum.

absolutely! on top of that, you know that big companies don’t play fair. they’ll drag you through court, costing you millions, and take your IP for pennies on the dollar.

far better to sellout then be hungout.

at least then, you’ll have something to show for your hard work. as Kenny said,

You got to know when to hold 'em

Know when to fold 'em

Know when to walk away

And know when to run

You never count your money

When you’re sittin’ at the table

There’ll be time enough for countin’

When the dealing’s done

wire tied to each hole. Mount from wire.

though, if you can’t do that.

1. painters tape on wall
2. use a level to draw a line with a black marker on the tape
3. tape on clock bracket, mark the centers of the holes by punching a small hole
4. pull off tape on clock and apply to tape on wall
5. line small holes with line from step 2
6. drill and mount

but that would be grammatically incorrect, wouldn’t it?

exactly! they can last at least 2.5 decades.

where’s the epst…wait… what?!