I was an HVAC Tech for thirty years! In the end I despised it. In Florida we have 160 degree attic's in the peak of our summers. That will kill you! When AC's slowed down in the winter I would do Appliance repair to keep busy. Most HVAC techs don't know appliance repair and vice versa. Six years ago I retired from the HVAC business and only service appliance's now. When I made that change my buddies in the field said I was losing money doing appliance repair instead of HVAC. While it's true the HVAC service tickets are higher profit, I just do a couple of calls more a day and it evens out. HVAC usually take more time as well. Thank you for the great video's!
Sir I'm also doing this same job in different region what if I start this HVAC in Florida how much can I earn through this please do reply and what is veryy demanding area there for this job also tell me about your working experience please big brother 🙏 I really need this kind of job to feed my family 😔
Just watched your video, I’ve been in the Hvacr industry for about 15 years and the company I work for now is running me ragged and I’m their top tech I work on everything from kitchen equipment hot & cold and residential havc and appliance work, I’m worn out.. a really good friend of mine had been in the appliance repair for around 25 years and I’m about to switch to 100% appliance repair. Awesome video 👍🏻
you all probably dont give a shit but does any of you know of a method to log back into an Instagram account?? I stupidly forgot my login password. I appreciate any assistance you can offer me!
Here’s a link to the Facebook group for Folks In the Appliance trade. Please join if you are interested in learning or helping others learn. facebook.com/groups/571549483385285/?ref=share
Wow! Well said. I watched the video twice just to double check if I missed something yet All these reasons still valid going into 2022 from my perspective. Keep learning keep traveling. By chance, will you be traveling to Saint Pete Beach,fl for the ASTI trade show in January? Would love to sit down at lunch one day and talk shop #20pointVideo
I just had a quick question I have a Maytag and it's giving me an f3 e2 code which means pressure fault on my washer. It seems the pressure hose goes to the tub and to the top of the control board? I don't see a pressure switch like other models the hose goes right into the control board. I tried detaching it on both ends and blew through it. Wondering if you've ever heard of that before because I don't know how to just change the pressure switch do I need to switch that whole board out? It's an mvw 6230 H1
I'm HVAC certified, but I rather do applience work for sure. Just getting into it really. Hard to hold a job down ,but I keep learning. I need to get it together for my son. He's 1 yrs old. I'm an alienated father sadly.. working on it. I'm 35 years old. Thank you for the info. Sub
We do flare rate I’m not gonna get paid less for a job because I am fast and know what I am doing. I am also not going to charge a customer more if I send a less experienced tech out that takes longer. Flat rate is the only fair way in my opinion.
What are some highest pay brand and appliances to repair if one wants to start and be specialized in first? I would imagine refrigerator repair normally cost more than washer & dryer. Can you talk about what you don't like?
I know it is a bit late reply, but as a red seal appliance repair tech up here in Alberta Canada, I want to let you know that there is hard to specialized. simply because in this trade, it is hard to pick and choose what you want to work on, you are thrown into different types of appliances at first, and being a rookie, you do not get to choose. but if I were to answer your question, you want to start with dryer first, because they are the simplest form of appliance out there. just heating element, thermo switches and motor.
Nathaniel lop about 2 years full time and 5 years before that selling used appliances. I feel that I honestly would have liked more but I had lots of help along the way from other techs.
@@theapplianceguy4566hi sir I'm from India and doing this same stuff of repairing with popular brands like LG, Samsung and Bosch what if I do it in USA in your State what amount of money I can earn there please reply and also tell your recent working city please do reply 🙏 please 🥺
I was an HVAC Tech for thirty years! In the end I despised it. In Florida we have 160 degree attic's in the peak of our summers. That will kill you! When AC's slowed down in the winter I would do Appliance repair to keep busy. Most HVAC techs don't know appliance repair and vice versa. Six years ago I retired from the HVAC business and only service appliance's now. When I made that change my buddies in the field said I was losing money doing appliance repair instead of HVAC. While it's true the HVAC service tickets are higher profit, I just do a couple of calls more a day and it evens out. HVAC usually take more time as well. Thank you for the great video's!
Sir I'm also doing this same job in different region what if I start this HVAC in Florida how much can I earn through this please do reply and what is veryy demanding area there for this job also tell me about your working experience please big brother 🙏 I really need this kind of job to feed my family 😔
A real cool guy. Thanks for the infromations.
Great video, I agree with every word.
Just watched your video, I’ve been in the Hvacr industry for about 15 years and the company I work for now is running me ragged and I’m their top tech I work on everything from kitchen equipment hot & cold and residential havc and appliance work, I’m worn out.. a really good friend of mine had been in the appliance repair for around 25 years and I’m about to switch to 100% appliance repair. Awesome video 👍🏻
@@paulzehner9419 what kind of cheese do you want with all that whine?
you all probably dont give a shit but does any of you know of a method to log back into an Instagram account??
I stupidly forgot my login password. I appreciate any assistance you can offer me!
@@rhysmilan5019 Bruh😭😭😭😭
Great info Tkz 🛠
I like the video, I need to learn this for my maintenance technician job
Thank you brother.
Here’s a link to the Facebook group for Folks In the Appliance trade. Please join if you are interested in learning or helping others learn.
facebook.com/groups/571549483385285/?ref=share
Thank you!!!
thank you
Wow! Well said. I watched the video twice just to double check if I missed something yet All these reasons still valid going into 2022 from my perspective. Keep learning keep traveling. By chance, will you be traveling to Saint Pete Beach,fl for the ASTI trade show in January? Would love to sit down at lunch one day and talk shop #20pointVideo
Lmao "If you like soft knees"
I just had a quick question I have a Maytag and it's giving me an f3 e2 code which means pressure fault on my washer. It seems the pressure hose goes to the tub and to the top of the control board? I don't see a pressure switch like other models the hose goes right into the control board. I tried detaching it on both ends and blew through it. Wondering if you've ever heard of that before because I don't know how to just change the pressure switch do I need to switch that whole board out? It's an mvw 6230 H1
I'm HVAC certified, but I rather do applience work for sure. Just getting into it really. Hard to hold a job down ,but I keep learning. I need to get it together for my son. He's 1 yrs old. I'm an alienated father sadly.. working on it. I'm 35 years old. Thank you for the info. Sub
best of luck brother, you got this
Hello brother where you got your HVAC certificate please tell me more about
Wow bro what about the pay I thought that would be #1. I hear so many guys talk about the pay. Very surprised you didn’t mention that.
Where do you get certified for this trade
Is appliance repair still done time and material, or is flat rate the norm now?
We do flare rate I’m not gonna get paid less for a job because I am fast and know what I am doing. I am also not going to charge a customer more if I send a less experienced tech out that takes longer. Flat rate is the only fair way in my opinion.
What are some highest pay brand and appliances to repair if one wants to start and be specialized in first?
I would imagine refrigerator repair normally cost more than washer & dryer.
Can you talk about what you don't like?
I know it is a bit late reply, but as a red seal appliance repair tech up here in Alberta Canada, I want to let you know that there is hard to specialized.
simply because in this trade, it is hard to pick and choose what you want to work on, you are thrown into different types of appliances at first, and being a rookie, you do not get to choose.
but if I were to answer your question, you want to start with dryer first, because they are the simplest form of appliance out there. just heating element, thermo switches and motor.
@@waifung3367 Thx
What do you dislike about the appliance repair business?
How many years of experience did you have before you started your business
Nathaniel lop about 2 years full time and 5 years before that selling used appliances. I feel that I honestly would have liked more but I had lots of help along the way from other techs.
Up. Sub.
Where do I start. I’m really interested. Please help.
Samuel Jordan well I started off selling used appliances out of my garage. I highly recommend finding a reputable company to train you.
Taylor Cousins Ok I will definitely do that for sure. Thanks for the advice.
@@theapplianceguy4566hi sir I'm from India and doing this same stuff of repairing with popular brands like LG, Samsung and Bosch what if I do it in USA in your State what amount of money I can earn there please reply and also tell your recent working city please do reply 🙏 please 🥺
where are you located
no no Virginia
@@theapplianceguy4566 what part of Va? I use to live in Va beach
Safety first man. You could kill somebody while recording. Otherwise thank you for sharing.