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I repair appliances for a living I only use OEM replacement parts Samsung suspension rods I do not use Amazon parts they don’t last

You are my favorite guy on RUclips that has anything to do with appliance repair I found several very very successful businesses but the newest one I'm going to start is a appliance repair business I think I'm going to buy your program from appliance profit and I 100% agree about how you talk a lot about marketing and advertising anyways thanks again for all your videos curious where are you from?

Hey mate, from Australia here. You mentioned good place to start would be fundamentals of wiring and appliances. Any specific course would you recommend to a beginner?

my biggest issue is trouble getting parts for Samsung... I can get parts for LG however its is annoying with GSFS and Zendesk...I do work on LG and it is a decent product!

Hey man any way I can have a quick chat with you bro?

I work as an license appliance repair technician here in Alberta Calgary. How I got started? I was working in a warehouse that sell appliance as a warehouse clerk, after a few years working I walked up to the appliance repair manager and asked for an opportunity, luckily got it and started it. they first trained me in the shop for about a year, a no stress, spacious environment where I could learn and make my own mistake, during that period I slowly learn and gather up for more tools that I actually need, after a year they put me through the schooling and started putting me out onto the field with some other technician first, from there I learn more. After a few months I started going out on my own. Now I changed to commercial appliance repair, better $ but sometimes I miss those stress free days working in the shop.

Try a bigger diameter hose, you can get to 500-600 microns in 10 mins

The one thing about warranty work is it is a good filler. It will fill your day and while it’s not as profitable, you can fill a techs day with it easily and still come out far enough ahead to say it’s worth it. Also, it’s free advertising. Visit 1 warranty job in a home and do a great job, that person will more than likely call you back when it’s a cod job. Warranty work keeps you moving as well. If your vehicle is going everywhere, it’s exposed to thousands of people daily who see that billboard on wheels)

Covid helped out a lot. I was booked out for the whole week by Monday morning

Great video!

i ve been a tech for 1.5 years now and can work on all appliances. but i know sealed system but have never worked on it. dont have EPA . can i start my business without EPA ?

You revealed one of my secrets. When even the 90° tool doesn't work I use the micro wrench. I usually use a larger (like double sided) bit instead of the short ones to make it easier. If its difficult I use my other hand to apply pressure. Also another secret, I keep the 90° angle drive adapter at home and use the dealt pivoting bit adapter. It locks onto 180° (keeping it straight) and when pushed out it moorings to freely rotate up to 20° I think. Its only slightly larger than a traditional bit holder saving a bit of space and bulk, and work 95% of what the right angle adapter does. It does start to jamb over time so I keep a small hammer or pliers I tap with to get it loose. Still worth every penny. *edit* I had paused the video to comment but after resuming I noticed one in the bits box. I guess it's good to carry both but when carrying it around with other essentials as I do, it makes a difference to cut down on bulk and weight.

As a hotel chief engineer, I have all the skills to work on appliances and know all the basics of how appliances work. I just need more hands on time with a variety of newer appliances. Ive been wanting to start my own appliance/hvac repair business, so thank you for this.

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You didn’t calculate ad spent, gas, time, insurance and wear & tear. It’s hella expensive 😅 Would be happy to see the actual profit from this job. Thanks!

Praise God brother! M surprised to encounter someone like me in same business. I registered my appliance repair business here in Virginia and Washington DC area just 2 weeks ago. Ive been fixing appliances for about 5 years now as an independent contractor but now hoping to run my own. My priority is always GOD and I trust and believe his timing. His wisdom and knowledge is more important than anything. God bless you!

What is the orange wire that connects to an electric dryer

Plis teach me I want to use goggleart

Does course go into warranty company work.

Are you in Canada or US , because am In Canada I really need to know how to go about it , have bing a tec guy for over 15 years back home before coming to Canada, I really love this job , I need someone who can put me through on how to run it here in Canada , I won’t mind working for you .

Adding value as usual thank you good sir

How do I learn how to run this ad system

I appreciate your faith. Hmmm ... not so much when you got defensive about your 12 calls. I don't think anyone assumed you didn't do 12 calls, but why you got defensive was ...hmmm... just .... hmmm.

do feel Google PPC is better than Google Local Service Ads (LSA)?

Appreciate the video. I just started this year and it’s been discouraging. I completed the master samurai tech course. Which course did you do when you first started? If you don’t mind me asking

That NC voltage meter can save your life. Had a fellow appliance tech go to check a washer and dryer and the dryer was shorted and had voltage going through the entire dryer. He didn’t know that, he went to look behind the appliances, put one hand on the dryer and one on washer and made himself a path of least resistance. He died at the customers house unfortunately. So before I touch an appliance, I use that volt sniffer to see if an appliance is shorted by any chance.

and how do you get 5 calls a day ??

I built a brand from Facebook. Local/Mom groups make me thousands a week. 0 cost of acquisition

Where can we work on broken appliances? Don't we need a place with a 240V outlet for the dryer?

Yes I was thinking about that

Do you think appliance repair is dying? I've heard machines are being made more computerized and turning appliances into a throw away and buy new mentality or if there are techs they are more like computer programmers.

Steady is the key to success and patience just like anything business. Good days and Bad

Any info on how to diagnose the refrigerated from the board. Link,video ??

So I’m confused on your cost when people do go with the repair, wouldn’t it be 100 service charge + the 230 dollar repair, or do you not charge a service charge when you do a repair ?

Great Videos! Where did you learn sealed systems repair and where did you get your certification? What is the process and where did you take the test? How long did it take for you to learn it? Thanks for any information.

i just had 2 refrigerators fail in 2 weeks, got the boards out to do basic component checking and i cant read anything on any of the boards, it looks like they put some layer of liquid or some wax film over everything so my meter prongs wont touch the component legs to read anything,. What do you do in that situation when there is a coating over all the compenents and the back side where the solder joints are ?

Man I can’t get my business on google, my request keeps getting declined, do you have any advice?

I have a problem with getting work.

My biggest struggle with LG and Samsung is there tech sheet are horrid and parts diagrams are also horrid. Any advice would be great. The good thing with there products is that they have the same failures all the time. There usually is not a whammy like Whirlpool crap products. I am also the only one in the area that works on those products but I am going in blind. I worked with just Whirlpool for ten years and now doing my own business and samsung/lg are very big in my area of work.

Do you have to be able to do all appliances to be able to work for these warranty companies?

It’s kind of hard not to beat the 9 to 5 pay at this point.. once you calculate your time and effort the self employed route almost always if not always wins

Hey, I'm in California, can you please tell me what license do I need to start appliance repair business other than business license

Hi mate. How many appointments per month do you do? How many did you do around the 1-3 year mark?

Hell no, I own an appliance repair company in a small town and made a small fortune back in the day. Appliances are super cheap now.

Yeehoo!!

Is the course more on how to run the business than on troubleshooting repairs? Is the course ideal for a total beginner that is considering a carrer change? With knowledge in hvac & electrical but have just been doing diy washer/dryer repairs

For your job pricing are you guys using the appliance blue book ?

How do you organise calls? do you just write everything in diary and cross off when done or do you have software or secretary?

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I love it bro I been doing this for over 6 years now and I haven’t used google ads I have to try it now