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elliot45
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15h ago
Why does nobody talk about how much a service call script changes the job
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caleb_stone
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2d ago
Pulled a used control board off a dead Frigidaire instead of ordering new, saved the customer $260, but Im still not sure I made the right call
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ellis.hayden
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3d ago
I finally stopped pulling the whole fridge out to check the defrost drain, and I blamed the heater for 3 years
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uma685
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3d ago
Shoutout to the cheap analog multimeter, my Fluke sat in the van while a $22 meter found the bad igniter in 5 minutes
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foster.charles
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6d ago
Watched a guy in Des Moines fix a dryer with a butter knife and a paint stick
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sean_johnson16
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7d ago
Warning: the washer hose that blew at 11pm in Tulsa and what I did
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rileyellis
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8d ago
Wasted $180 on a fancy diagnostic tool when my $9 multimeter was all I needed
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the_holly
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10d ago
Showerthought: I swore those $8 clamp meters from the hardware store were junk until one saved me on a Frigidaire
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johnson.jesse
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11d ago
A customer in Mesa handed me back my own screwdriver and said 'you'll want this in 3 months', and she was dead right
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danielmason
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12d ago
Saw a tech at a parts counter in Amarillo install a used control board straight from the box, no testing, no nothing
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nina_johnson86
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14d ago
Can we talk about whether to leave a customer's bad wiring alone once the machine runs?
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rowan2
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15d ago
Took 4 trips to a Frigidaire in Boise before I found the bad wire behind the crisper
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logan705
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15d ago
A fridge tech in Phoenix showed me his gauge readings at a supply house demo and it flipped how I check sealed systems
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elizabethn56
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17d ago
Vent: watched a guy in Tucson fix a dryer with a $2 part after the homeowner got quoted $340
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gibson.elizabeth
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17d ago
Shoutout to the $12 multimeter I almost returned, it just saved me a $340 board
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