Yup, what James said! With the additional point that when it's correctly set up to choose a program it will flash at you in the 12 o'clock postion. I was also wondering if the child lock-out system had somehow been engaged. I've never fiddled around with it but perhaps it "kills" the machine, though I'll be switched if I know how you'd disenegage it to put things right. The other thing that occured to me was whether the cord from the machine was correctly attached. Do I recall that this machine was sold sans power cord and had to have one made and installed? (I could be thinking of another used 1918 purchaser, though.....) But if you did have a cord installed that would be where I'd double check as well. PS: Don't forget to examine all 4 incoming water filters - there's one on each end of each water line. This wouldn't affect a "dead" machine but if they have become clogged that will interfere with cycle progress once you get the thing going. I'm sorry you were not able to get the thing going promptly but I'm sure it can be worked out. Do you have a voltmeter electrical circuit testing thingy? That's the first thing my DH would get out to suss out where the power wasn't. I can ask him in the morning where he would be testing for this. Hope to hear it's getting sorted out. I'll keep an eye open for additional posts. MOlly~

It could be that they updated IE, and when the prompt came up to make it the default browser, they clicked OK. It turns out, after a little googling, that actually might be the cause of the problem. As written in an MS article, a cause for that problem could be "The setting where you choose what web browser that you want to use is corrupted." But that applied to IE v9 and earlier. Nevertheless, you might want to google for "links not working in internet explorer" and see what might be relevant. For example : Fix: Internet Explorer Does Not Open Links Still, you might tell your servicing company the problems, if in fact those problems weren't present before dropping it off, and ask them what they did to cause it to happen. Hopefully they're an honest shop. After you get it all fixed, see if you can set Firefox (FF) back to the default browser.

Tundra Finish Works, thanks for the reply. Yes, exactly my concern - tying the pan to the room floor! One thin line of silicon sealer is all that is between me and disaster? I will have the room floor fully waterproofed and the room walls are going to be tiled to about 45" and waterproofed to some reasonable height (have not discussed it yet with Jim, the contractor). He knows that he is pitching the room floor toward the shower and has instructed me to chose a room tile no larger than 3-4" for that reason. One of the reasons I chose Transolid is this video:Transolid shower pan demo He says that they solved the problem of the transition between the floor and the pan, though he does not explain how they solved it. Now that pan is not exactly the same as the one they are selling to me, as it does not have the covered drains or the faux tile look. The video is from 2010, and I imagine they have made changes to the pans in that time. Not to mention that this was a "facilities" show and not aimed at the homeowner. But their design is otherwise similar, with their half-inch "low static barrier redirecting the water to the center drain." They do not talk about the transition to the floor in their Spec Sheet. I am using their Remodel wall system. This Spec Sheet is for the 60 x 36 size shower. For some reason, they do not have the ADA shower size Remodel walls in their web offerings, though they do sell them. I am buying a couple extra pieces of their wall material to do the ceiling, too. I spray upward and hit the ceiling sometimes. Plus the one shower I had where we did the ceiling with the same wallboard as the walls lasted FOREVER when it should never have worked at all, since the material was not approved for use in the shower (I was young and stupid and had run out of money). Shower Wall Specs Creative Tile Eastern CT, thank you so much for the Trending Accessibility link. I have started to look at this. I see the part about their wall system being made with plywood so that things can be added later. Smart. I am putting in all the bells and whistles and bars to begin with. We are tearing out and rebuilding the walls in different places, so blocking will be put in place for everything when the walls are built. I have an "L" Jaclo grab bar for one end, a hand-held shower head vertical bar that is also a grab bar, toward the opposite end, a corner shelf (HealthCraft Invisia) that is also a grab bar and a grab bar to use vertically at the entrance. I will use a free-standing stool because I already have it and it is more flexible. I do want to look at the Trending Accessibility shower pans more closely. I see that their wall systems are assembled in the same way as the Transolid. Off I go to explore their site and learn more!

Nothing came out. I’m afraid the hose might be split because I let the water run about 15 minutes. What’s strange though I’m not losing any water day to day. It’s getting very discouraging.