WHAT TOOLS YOU NEED FOR APPLIANCE REPAIR PT 2
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- Опубликовано: 7 окт 2017
- Appliance repair tool training
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I use a magnetic parts bowl to hold hardware and bits whenever I have to take take apart something. Keeps me from losing small parts and screws. Thanks for the video.
The one thing I bit the bullet and bought. Air-powered sled. How many stackable are packed in a tiny hole and man just rock machines back slide sleds under turn blower on and the machine just hovers on-air and can move it in and out with no straining. It was a great tool investment. Gets me in and out faster.
Cool dog! Thanks for the tips. I made a list.
Incredible Videos. Thanks Brandon!!!!!!
cool learned some good stuff from you. surprised you dont carry a vice grip because i use that ALOT especially when it comes to putting on bellows on frontload washers
I use a tool for that bellow clamp I'm going to do a review of it soon
I bought the Milwaukee bag like that. Well, bag is great I really love it. BUT! you can pack too much in it and it is a pain in the ass dragging it around. So then started looking around for something that is easier to carry going upstairs or loading on my fold-up cart. I bought the pack-out backpack and one small pack-out bin that locks onto the bottom of the backpack. Well counters are the right height to lift the pack onto so you can load it on your back. I am really liking it and the other bag holds the less used tools and the backups. But so far really like the pack-out backpack. I do wish they padded the handles like my other bag.
Those padded handles go alooooooong way .. ty 4 watching
Your videos have inspired me. One question, if you need to replace a part do you stock certain parts that fit most appliances or do you have to comeback to the homeowner after ordering the parts?
deltafour1212 I carry truck stock of parts that commonly fail. But sometimes I do I have to return with the part. The key for me is the details I collect when the customer calls based off there symptoms i can bring some parts that may have failed often in their particular model
Did you find it difficult diagnosing computer controlled appliances, compared to the older mechanical style?
deltafour1212 the newer ones are much easier.. for example if you show up to a appliance and it's giving you a code there's only a few parts in it that will trigger that error
check out Platt tool cases Ive been carrying one for ahh bout 34 years
I'll give it a try
My husband is having a hard time finding a appliance school besides (Dyer or Fred) do you know any?
Chelsea out samurai appliance repair school
You never got back to me about your training I live in Texas how long is your class how much is it you got to hook it up can you update this video with any newer tools you would have advised us to purchase
brother those are the same ones im using today as far as the course check out my last episode of shop talk. its called the halftime report. I address all that
theres no future tool update coming
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@@TMMApplianceRepair can you give me some update on your school I don't know what's going on but sometimes your older videos pop up in my thread and then sometimes you put up videos that I didn't even know you recently released if you have a school that's coming out soon or already up and running I would rather go to yours although it's in another state I've been watching your videos for over two years now back when you was in the car
@@TMMApplianceRepair got it thank you I have my money ready I'm going to check out what you have to offer I appreciate your feedback
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I'm a shout you out in my next video I'm humbled thanks bro love peace and harmony