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Black Friday Discount on all MST Courses and Appliantology memberships

The current usage of “Black Friday” came from retailers celebrating the time of year they finally turned a profit. Master Samurai Tech and Appliantology help service techs and companies to be profitable year ’round! We’re celebrating Thanksgiving and repair excellence with a Black Friday discount. Get 10% off everything. It’s never been a better time to enroll in a new course or renew your membership. What do we mean by everything? Well, everything, which means: Appli

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How to Troubleshoot Control Boards with Confidence

When a control board doesn't seem to behave the way it's supposed to, does that mean it's always time to replace the board? How do you avoid the dreaded callbacks on service calls where you replaced the board because you had no idea what else to replace? Is there a way to reliably troubleshoot computer-controlled appliances and avoid guesswork when it comes to the control board? Of course there is, and Team Samurai is going to show you how! It all boils down to understanding how these

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Read Timer Charts with Certainty Using the Timer Chart Cha-Cha

Timer charts may be for old-skool appliances with mechanical timers, but there are still plenty of old-skool appliances knocking around, so reading timer charts remains a vital troubleshooting skill. That's exactly what we cover in this workshop: how to cohere the timer chart and the schematic, reading them in tandem. Kind of like they're dance partners in the Timer Chart Cha-Cha! Topics covered in this workshop include: How to decipher the rows and columns on a timer chart

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Microwave Madness and Meter Category Demystification Double Feature

This microwave will run with the door open -- lucky for the customer, it also doesn't heat. But why is the turntable able to run with the door open? What do you do when a circuit doesn't work at all the way it's supposed to? That's exactly what we discussed in our latest Live Dojo workshop.  Topics covered include: Microwave door interlock switches Turntable motor circuit analysis Control board algorithms and relays Theorizing a reasonable failure scenario

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Detailed Washer Timer Chart Breakdown and Cooktop Light Weirdness

Reading timer charts may just seem like an old-skool skill for a bygone era of appliances, but there are still plenty of these old workhorses around that need troubleshooting. Plus, analyzing these circuits teaches you a lot of schematic mojo that is useful in all areas of appliance repair. In our latest Live Dojo workshop, we worked through how to read this timer chart and schematic in harmony with each other. You can't understand the schematic without the timer chart, and vice versa. Topi

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