Loadingā¦
18
Warning: stop telling folks diagnosis starts at the control board, that's backwards
In my 11 years fixing appliances around Bakersfield, the biggest thing I see other techs get wrong is jumping straight to the board when the real problem is almost always a bad connection, a dirty sensor, or a worn belt. Before you swap a $200 board, pull the schematic and check the cheap stuff first, and ask yourself the same thing I ask: what's the last time a control board was actually the culprit for you?
1 comments
Log in to join the discussion
Log In1 Comment
sullivan.elliot5h ago
Pulling the schematic and checking the cheap stuff first saves so much money, and half the time it's just a loose wire.
6