I will assume that your battery is a LiPo (Lithium=Polymer), Where did you have it stored when not in use? I'm betting it is a LiPo. Unlike NiCd batteries, LiPo batteries are environmentally friendly. But for safety reasons. it is best that LiPo cells be fully discharged before disposal. In your case, temperature variations, any cell in the pack has been physically damaged will result in a swollen cell or a split or tear in the cell's foil coverage, Since yours is swollen, DO NOT discharge the batt. Prepare a plastic bucket with a gallon of water mixed with about a half a cup of salt. Drop the battery in the salt water and let it sit for approx. 2 weeks. After that you can wrap it up in newspaper for the landfill. Look on line for radio controlled planes, autos, drones etc.. (HobbyKing) for LiPo's. Hope this info helped you out. Let me know how it went,

Does it stop at the end of the cycle? I have never heard or seen dryer stop itself when it detects that the clothes are dry.

Hello Barb. Your side by side doors or “French Doors” have the water/ice dispenser located on the outside of the door? If s,. there has been a lot of complaints to SamSung about the water inlet valve defective and/or insufficient pressure to let water flow through. If there is a switch near the dispenser or up under where the ice is dispensed, or inside the freezer compartment “crushed or cubed” selector. If not, there is a class action suit for anyone experiencing problems with the built-in door ice maker. Water leaks, noisy fan, ice build up… etc. SamSung new about the defective ice makers, but decided not to recall, but leave it up to the customer to foot the repair costs. At https://www.classaction.org/samsung refrigerator icemakerlawsuit, see if yours is one. Wish I had a better answer for you.

For your 2017 Hyundai Elantra 2.0, Firing order is 1-3-4-2 distributerless ignition system.

Hi Bubba. I have a 94 Ranger myself and I had just replaced the stock radio. I had static also. Your antenna is on the passenger side, correct? Am I also correct to say that you bought the truck used? I’ve seen antenna wires running from the radio, under the dash and glove box, through the quarter size hole with the rubber boot (under glove box and through the right metal wall) so that when you open the passenger door, you’ll see the black wire between the door hinges and up to the antenna. If that’s the case, the antenna wire is either pinched or cut from the door closing on it. No continuity; no music, just static. As for the power, it sounds like you have the yellow wire (12v constant battery)connected. You would want to disconnect your negative post from your battery, go to the back of your radio and disconnect that yellow wire and use electrical tape to cover the end to prevent short circuit. Next find the red wire, it shouldn’t be connected to anything, that is your 12v ignition switched and connect...

Hi Gustavo. You have alkaline batteries in the TX but what is in the truck? Do you have Lithium-Polymer battery to run the ESC, RX and motor?

If I'm not mistaken, go into your TV menu and search for a wake up to - alarm or timer. Some people set it to record shows or just want it to wake them up. It also could be from a neighbors house that is on the same freq. as your own remote. Do you have any other electrical components that are operated by the same remote as your TV?