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grayt46
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2h ago
I finally threw out the $65 "universal" control board kit that sat on my bench for 8 months
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hayden_rodriguez
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12h ago
Saw a repair bench at a flea market in Ohio with every screw sorted in baby food jars
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jason_fisher4
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3d ago
I finally switched from a meter to a clamp and cut my diagnostic time on a dead dryer in half
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kevin_sullivan
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6d ago
Vent: bought a $60 "universal" dryer belt kit and it fit zero dryers
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rosejackson
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7d ago
Am I the only one who changed how they test dryer thermostats after a guy at a parts counter in Dayton told me to stop?
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ray723
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7d ago
Am I the only one who got burned by a "refurbished" control board on eBay
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robert275
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9d ago
Showerthought: a customer in Tulsa told me my work van was telling on me
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anthony883
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10d ago
PSA: I stopped stocking the $8 generic drain pump and switched to the OEM one at $31, and my callback rate on washers dropped to near zero in 4 months
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viola_patel72
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11d ago
Vent: spent 2 hours chasing a dead dryer only to find a tripped GFCI in the laundry room
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irisross
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13d ago
A customer in Tulsa told me my 20 year old Fluke 16 was basically a museum piece, and I have not stopped thinking about it
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ivangrant
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14d ago
I paid $340 for a used Fluke 116 multimeter and it paid for itself in one call
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butler.shane
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14d ago
Pulled the ice maker apart on a 12 year old Whirlpool and found the fix was a 3 cent part, but here is the argument
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stellat87
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15d ago
Warning: wasted $600 on capacitors before figuring out I was misreading my meter in Dayton
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karen275
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16d ago
Hot take: a $12 analog multimeter beats my $180 clamp meter for finding ghost draws in dryers
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charles_lewis14
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17d ago
A guy on a service call in Tampa asked why I still test capacitors the old way, and it made me switch
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