When an appliance is old and isn’t working efficiently, it may seem natural to decide to replace it rather than repair it — may it rest in peace.
But appliances often break before their time, making the repair-or-replace decision harder. Also, the replacement cost may give you second thoughts.
If money is tight, you may have to repair the appliance and hope for the best. But if you’ve got some coin, replacing with a new, energy-efficient model may be the better way to go.
Those are a lot of ifs, and the repair-or-replace dilemma is often hard to resolve. Here are some guidelines to help you decide.
Overview of The Hands–On Training includes:
Hand-On Training provided by an expert in the industry for over 20 plus years. Chris has worked for companies such as Sears and Best Buy Geek Squad. Currently, he owns a successful appliance repair company for over 12 years located in Ventura County.
Training takes place at the company facility that is requesting the training, for example a
property management company needs service for their service management, we would go to
the apartment building and provide hands-on training at their vacant unit or service area where appliances can be tested.
The cost of the training is based on the amount of people that will be at the training
location and the appliances we are training. Please contact our office for further information.
Is It Really Broken?
When appliances stop working, we get so rattled that the obvious escapes us. Before you panic, make sure:
- The appliance is plugged in.
- Circuit breakers haven’t tripped. (I once replaced a blender only to discover that the circuit needed resetting.)
- Flooring hasn’t become uneven, which can stop some appliances from turning on.
- Vents and filters aren’t clogged with lint and dust.
HANDS ON TRAINING
HOME APPLIANCE REPAIR TRAINING
Save Money and Time DIY hands on trainings for home appliance repairs.
US Appliance Repair Owners/Trainers
