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Use 2 pints of hydrogen peroxide instead of bleach.

1) You need to replace anode rod, and 2) flush water heater with hydrogen peroxide:
Following links have information and instructions for anode rod:
http://waterheatertimer.org/Replace-anode-rod.html
http://www.waterheaterrescue.com/pages/WHRpages/English/Longevity/water-heater-anodes.html
http://www.thisoldhouse.com/toh/video/0,,20047047,00.html

To find anode rod, see if manual shows image.
Some rods are hidden under metal cover of tank.
Some have circular plug located on top of tank.
Some heaters have 2 anode rods > this would be on 12-15-lifetime warranty tanks
Some anode rods are connected to hot or cold water nipples.

Post question on professional plumbing forum with brand and model number:
Look at label on side of tank for valuable information needed to post question.
http://www.thetankatwaterheaterrescue.com/forums/forum3/

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I am going to post this as a solution due to the link below but if you still need help just respond here and I will get back to you.

The motor does not require regular oiling as it has oilite bearings. Are you having a problem with low motor speed during use but still have high pressure? Please if you could elaborate on why you think you need to add oil to the motor I think we can solve the problem.

You can read this thread as to what to do: http://www.fixya.com/support/t4707030-shuts_off_when_high_pressure_wand_attach

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Kelly

this may be a silly solution but maybe motor went out if its still under warranty get it looked at.

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i had the same problem, but the solution wont make you happy. you are going to have to reinstall windows. the EEE has a cool option. it has a separate partition on the hd to solve this problem. upon boot up press F9 (i believe look in your manual to make sure) it will take you to a screen with the option of formating your hd and reinstalling windows. i had no options and i lost all my notes for a class the week b4 finals week. i was sooooooo pissed. it happend all of the sudden for me, it asked me if i wanted to clean up my desktop i clicked on it and boom blue screen of death turned off and went to that screen that said i was missing a file to put in the boot up cd. w/e no need crying over spilled milk, i passed the class and now my EEE is running better than ever.

Hi chweb1230, to answer you're question. Yes, I would suggest getting a power supply that would comply with the ATX main 24-pin power connector. The term backwards compatible references to boards that require less voltage, Ex; (A 20-pin main power board). If you intend to run serial ATA SATA drives & a PCI-E graphic card. The newer power supply will handle future upgrades. Suggest a 500 to 550W PSU should handle just about anything you add to the board.
chweb1230, when you make a post & are making reference from another post. Please copy & past that link into this post. If you are using a new user ID I can not look back & find what you are refering too.
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if there is not slot for AGP then you can not use your new graphics card. Maybe you can replace card with PCI type. im sure your board supports pci slots