Using a glove, I was able to easily unscrew and screw it back in. Thank you.

Mine burned out, looking up how to replace it, and the plastic fitting ls.. and cut the wire to use non burned wire..weee

I have alit of those calls i tell people quit watching your washer and dryer

Its the first thig you check if not that its air flow sensor or those pain in the ass timer

About 20 years ago we had a front loader set in the bottom pedestal of one of them that had three jugs one for bleach one for detergent one for softener and would auto fill your washer 20 years ago that was strangest thing i sen

Also can make a washer not spin. I smack the switch with screwdriver if it starts working i change it just a quick simple thing save you time

I was born into this game i could put a belt on a Kenmore dryer when i was 6 years old

Do you know what a wig wag is its on a Kenmore i do

I've been an appliance repair guy for over 30 years that's what my gpa an some unkels all 8 know and still I would take this class because there's a lot I don't know

In the UK ( 230 Volts AC ) .... another way to test , is to wire your 1 μF capacitor in series with a 25 Watt , 230 Volt Tungsten filament bulb ... connect the whole lot across the mains ... the bulb should glow with an orange similar to a tube ( valve ) heater from a vintage radio ( makes a good nightlight as well ) ! ............ DAVE™🛑

Should ( anyone ? ) wish to check the EHT diode ( connected to the 1μF capacitor ) ... you CANNOT test this with a multimeter set to ( diode test ) , because there are several diodes in series , inside ... so .... to test , wire up with a 1 K Ω resistor in series and place the whole lot across a 30 Volt DC power supply , and you should read 8 to 10 Volts across the diode ( much like a Zener diode ) ... but ... in reverse , a Zener would read 0.7 Volts , and this diode should read the FULL voltage of your power supply , to show that it might hold off the full EHT ( ? ) .. ( tried - n - tested ) .. DAVE™🛑

the neutral doesn’t go into the casing what are you talking about

I like to know how much for the hall course wii cost me

The hole saw method worked for me… tried other methods first but it wasn’t coming off

my dryer came in with the 3 wire cord, is it possible to change it for a 4 wire cord?

Perfect video thank you

Cool Remix

Dang! Looks like a big class. Good luck Chad. Good thing you had us 3 week elite 11 before hand! Much love to all!

I just go hammer time on it takes about five good hits not exactly on the center but do around the core of it and leave the core behind. Pretty much leaves behind same size piece he had drilled. all the plastic will break easily with a hammer no chisel or anything else needed seriously 20 seconds and im cleaning up the mess and pulling the motor out

Put the drill in reverse it will cut through the plastic without the big bite

There is another method to try before cutting the fan. I had stripped the plastic square center post of my fan trying to remove it the 'correct way' with two wrenches, and I couldn't get a grip on it. Put an adjustable wrench on the front of the motor directly behind the pulley that the drum belt goes on. There is a tiny flat spot the wrench can grab onto. Rotate the wrench/shaft so that it hits one of the dryer walls. This will prevent the shaft from turning. Not being able to turn is super critical. Then (with gloves ON because the metal is sharp as hell !!!) grab the fan and twist it hard. I had to put my body weight into it. It will likely break free. Make sure you are twisting the correct direction. Most of these fans have reversed threads. After I used a wrench to stop the shaft from turning, I was able to twist it until it broke free. I had to use both hands, and I know if I had not been wearing protective gloves it would have cut the hell out of me. Get cut resistant gloves and save a trip to the ER! Saved me from having to spend $15 on another fan, so I was happy.

Thank you so much!! You saved me a lot of trouble and headaches. Really appreciate your help!

Thank you for the video!

I learned when i was a kid by taking stuff apart and putting it back together

I attended this course back on 2021, I can attest to this they treated everyone with respect and dignity yes including blacks. Thank you Chad and all the staff. I cannot be more grateful to all of them. If not attend this courses don’t comment.

This chapter is called.....damn you wagon wheel! Hahaha

No blacks in the program or given this opportunity.

Yall need a facility maintenance specialist? I travel lol

Give me an opportunity and I’ll work through all my breaks 🎉😮

Im not getting 240v on the l1 l2 but im getting 120 on both neutrals

Thanks

Thank you!

This is by far the best video I found on cleaning the glass for an LG wall oven. Don’t ever use the self-clean feature. It left a cloud between the pains of glass. I had to use backing soda and vinegar and let it sit after the 20 min dismantling of the door. I got it all back together without breaking it! Thanks for spending the time to make this video.

New dryer not working after 3 prong cord install. Swap the other 2 wires on the terminals with neutral still in the center?

My neutral wire is green on my dryer so I still put it with the white wire?

Thank you so much for the information. I have a microwave that won't start up, you just hear a "click" after you push start. Thought I would have a look inside, but not before seeing your video!

The guy homedepot sent to fix my washing machine couldn’t fix it lazy mf 😂😂 not getting warranty ever again

I appreciate you for doing a wonderful presentation of a simple fix for us less electrical inclined folks!

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Been doing appliance repair now for 42 years yes that’s 42 years retired from Whirlpool tech line in 2008

I wish more trade schools were like this. Machining school fucking sucked and just taught myself

I think you need a vacuum gauge dude. I suggest bluevac. obviously does your microns but also saturation, decay, and pull down rate. Pretty bad ass. Just a thought 🤘🏻

Ain't no way you wasted money on this when you can just lookup yotube videos

Don't touch the big microwave capacitor

I learned this stuff being cheap as hell and having a hobby in electronics

Great trade to learn! I got my appliance repair cert at meth

😂😂😂 imagine a place when people pay to learn how to use a proper owners manual.

More trade schools!!!

that's is a good thing to lorn

Love your channel man! I’m a new tech, appreciate your time and effort