Nope - I don't think I have that information on error codes - but just to make sure - when I get back home again late this week I'll look at what I've got and see. I'll post and let you know. Mine is still chugging along, my wife tells me we are going to need to replace it (the lower oven craps out every once in a while and I have to reset it) and every once in a while it says weather data unavailable but then it has always come back - its working today. I should name it, it has so much character and idiosyncrasies I think I consider it my personal challenge to keep it running now. I do think that the screen problems people describe are because the ribbon cable flakes out and you have to re-seat it. We did use the refrigerator a couple of weeks back and heaven help me - it worked just fine. Loud, but fine.

Thomas Tzeng Either copper or PEX are good choices for piping inside the house. For an existing house I would at least consider PEX because it can be easier to install. The service line (from the street or meter pit to the inside of the house) can be replaced at any time. Galvanized pipe that is 50+ years old is going to be significantly restricted AND will be nearing the end of its intended lifespan. That said, I've had galvanized service lines last 80+ years. If you have the resources, go ahead and replace it. If you don't, it can wait. There's no real compelling reason to do it at the same time. If the service lines are lead - or have lead connections -- replace it ASAP.

Ilex x meserveae, Blue Princess Holly. Ilex × meserveae BLUE PRINCESS - Plant Finder (missouribotanicalgarden.org)

1) cut an inch of wood in my kitchen cabinet for gas clearance. 2) Make a hole in wall for gas range, and cover it back after gas range work is done