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elliot_patel
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7h ago
Dropped $340 on a thermal camera and it paid for itself on the very first call
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the_robin
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11h ago
Can we talk about how I quit using my meter for continuity checks and just wiggle the wire now
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jenny_hall
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23h ago
Appreciation post: a 30 year tech said my dryer vent readings were lazy and he was spot on
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wright.richard
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1d ago
My buddy Marcus asked why I still bill by the book on simple dryer jobs
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vera514
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2d ago
PSA: a washer flood in a customer's basement in Dayton taught me to check the supply hoses before I touch anything
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elizabeths51
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3d ago
Hit 500 fridge seals logged in my notebook and had to sit down
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grantw32
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5d ago
Tuesday was 3 calls in 4 hours and every one was the same loose neutral
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the_grace
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5d ago
The old guy at the parts counter in Dayton talked me out of swapping whole boards
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terryw67
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7d ago
Update: a 2008 Maytag dryer kicked my butt for two hours before I found the real problem
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the_jennifer
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9d ago
I finally bought a $60 amp clamp meter and it saved me a burnout on a dryer job
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julia_anderson
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9d ago
Pro tip: I thought thermal paste on fridge coils was snake oil until a 2019 Whirlpool in Reno changed my mind
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josephmartin
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9d ago
PSA: Picking between a multimeter and a non-contact voltage tester for my van, and the cheap one saved me a call-back
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hannahsingh
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10d ago
PSA: I stopped yanking dryer lint traps dry and started wetting a rag first
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the_thomas
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11d ago
A tech in Reno said he never replaces a control board without testing the thermistor first, I say swap the board and be done, who's wrong here?
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jamie770
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13d ago
I finally started putting a towel under every dishwasher I pull and my callbacks went from 3 a month to zero
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