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Appliance Repairers - Pinecone Attack
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reese_lane29
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1d ago
Thought my ice maker was cursed, turned out to be a $4 part
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young.emma
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2d ago
Spent $160 on a thermal camera attachment, best diagnostic money yet
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hayden_rodriguez
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5d ago
Appreciation post: that $2 o-ring kit saved my Friday
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martinez.val
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6d ago
Overheard a young tech call a fridge 'vintage' and it stung a little
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ninam76
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8d ago
Customer's phone video caught something I almost missed on a compressor call
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jason_fisher4
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9d ago
The landlord in Cleveland who made me change my whole diagnostic approach
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jordanc68
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9d ago
One call about a bad dryer belt changed how I quote repairs
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olivia_lewis9
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16d ago
So who actually replaces capacitor clamps instead of just zip tying them?
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the_joel
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22d ago
That fancy $200 thermal camera from a pawn shop in Tucson actually caught a failing relay before I did
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skyler_craig
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26d ago
Old ice maker finally gave up after 12 years, customer wanted it rebuilt not replaced
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grayt46
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26d ago
Customer watched me fix their washer then asked if I could 'just make it faster'
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carter.jennifer
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27d ago
That 20 year old fridge compressor finally gave up on me Tuesday
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riverwhite
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27d ago
Found a 1980s dryer that still had the original belt, customer refused to replace it
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wyatta30
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27d ago
That one customer who saved me from burning out on a Tuesday
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anthony_lane55
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28d ago
Cheap Amazon heating element saved a $900 oven in Tulsa
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