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Top too big Bottoms too flared

I want to prevent noise coming from upstair flat, which has wooden / timber floor with hollow space in between. The room dimension is approx. 173 inches x 140 inches. I am looking for soundproofing solution.

My headphone band snapped the headphones sound still work but the plastic has broken around the wire.

- Small touch ups around the home with same paints for skirting, door frames where paint has come off or where silicone has been missed. - Touch ups of paint in certain areas where it has not been painted in the same colour (photos attached of some of the areas.) - silicone on wall panels and walls (photos attached) - Paint small door under bathtub. - Grout small section of tiles - Anti rust paint for top of railing (photo attached) - Small hole filled with filler in ceiling to be made smooth (photo attached) - tidy cables with simple in wall cable management including behind TV shelf. - install ring doorbell and change 2x faceplate of a socket Generally it's finishing up and tidying up with paint and silicone of already painted and finished areas. + Grouting small corner areas of tiles in small WC. More photos of small areas available only able to upload 10 to the task seems not all are uploading.

2 Yamaha Speakers, blown (played sound too loudly) and now when playing music, sound comes out muffled.

Ring doorbell needs checking and connecting to doorbell

Vinyl cover my kitchen worktops . I need someone to cover these properly as the last person messed them up just a B&Q vinyl. As per photos.

Set up amplifier, speakers, vinyl and sub

Mixer shower taps changed

I was preparing my ps5 controller and accidentally snapped off the potentiometer bracket. I need help to prep the board and replace the potentiometer with my spare part that I sourced. Will require soldering. Video guide(after 10min): https://youtu.be/Oo50NkEgiNA?si=FMRhQrZ1kUpxGKER Just lost my job and hoping to keep this as cheap as possible plz

"Protect" indicator or LED Flashing Search Find the answer to your question Search... What does the "Protect" indicator or the On/Standby LED flashing mean? The "Protection" light comes on when the receiver’s sensing and thermal monitors detect unusual operating condition that, if left unchecked, might damage the amplifier. Some receivers you may see the word "Protect" on the receiver's display. Other receivers have a flashing red light on the Standby LED. This can happen if there’s a dead short in a speaker wire or if you’re using very low impedance loudspeakers at high volume for an extended length of time. In thermal cases, the circuitry will automatically reset after a few minutes of cool down and the protection indicator goes away, and normal

Cut 2 kitchen worktops to size and a hole for sink and hole for hob and put on please. - Due date: Needs to be done on Friday, 2 February 2024

I need the HDMI replaced. The old HDMI port is broken and it does not show on screen. I do not have HDMI ports. - Due date: Needs to be done on Sunday, 7 January 2024

Changing a small smd component on a pcb - Due date: Flexible

Fix chips/damage in the laminate floor in the hallway and living room (at the kitchen and living room entrance) - Due date: Flexible

Wardrobe assembly (Kleppstad 3 doors) per Ikea instructions and attachment to wall - Due date: Before Saturday, 7 October 2023

Speaker tweeter and mid range repair - bower Wilkins cm8 - Due date: Flexible

1 bannister repainted, walls touched up in preparation for move out. Paint provided. - Due date: Before Thursday, 27 July 2023

Replace 2 ceiling lights. One is a pendant light that needs to be swapped for a piece of track lighting. The other is a pendant that needs to be swapped for another pendant. There is also a hanging pendant in my living room that needs to be re-attached to the ceiling as it's now wonky/uneven. - Due date: Needs to be done on Friday, 12 May 2023

My hifi keeps tripping the electricity to the sockets in my flat. It’s definitely the hifi as every time I turn it on the same thing happens. Other than that it seems to be working fine. I’ve taken the playground apart and the fuse doesn’t look like it’s blown. It’s pretty old a Yamaha crx-m170. Thanks jennie - Due date: Flexible