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Hey guys sometimes i forget i have this resource and i need help. i am currently a one man show and trying to grow the business now. I'm having some challenges as to getting a tech and a receptionist. i wanted to pick some peoples brain and see how does one go to that transition? I've been in the business since 2018, started fulltime in 2020. i am a premier partner with LG (though i don't see any benefit from being premier). last year my company took a cash flow hit from LG and from what i understand i think other manufacturers are starting to do the same thing. Last year LG started taking the cod work for themselves and told customers they are charging a flat rate of $455 with tax and they would cover everything under the sun. then they would give me those jobs and pay me warranty rate. i went back to the manager i deal with in my area (Georgia ) and he said they started doing that. Furious i told him what is the point of this relationship if your taking the cod work away? You already don't pay me enough for the warranty work but what made up for it was the cod work you were sending me. this put me in a bind because i was relying on that cash flow to get to the next level of hiring a receptionist and a tech. plus now waiting for two weeks to get paid on jobs i normally would of got the cash on the spot along with adding more paperwork to get paid. even though i was preparing for this already however that back up plan has not came into fruition yet. i started doing the google ads and i hired a company to help me with it because i wasn't getting any results. when i got the company involved it helped out now I'm just trying to figure out a budget to do the local sponsor ads. i guess my big question is what should i focus on first a tech or a receptionist? I'm debating about adding another manufacturer as a service provider my biggest concern is not having enough work to keep a tech busy. also can you guys give me around about of what you averagely spend on google ads per month? i know it differs between states etc I'm just curious what are companies spending out there.

@Cap You are right and I am wrong. Thank you Captain.

GE JGP633SET3SS CookTop Mini Manual View File Pub 31-17131-1 Submitter Captain Dunsel Submitted 06/13/2025 Category Appliance Repair Manual Pot Luck Supper  

Manufacturer: Gaggenau Type of Appliance: Induction cooktop Model Number: vi 492 613 / vi492613 Have you validated the model number at an online parts site like Repair Clinic? (yes or no): yes Have you watched the video on how to search for manuals and have you searched the Downloads section prior to posting this request? (yes or no): yes Gaggenau vi 492 613 / vi492613 Induction cooktop service manual request. Thank you

That manual if it is the right one? Has both gas and electric schematic.And states gas & electric. I am confused.

@Captain Dunsel that’s a gas dryer. No rush on this Manual, go have fun. I checked Sears, this is the correct model #

Thank you Captain!

Thank you Captain!

Thanks!!

Thank you captain!

I have this service manual and on page 4 it has that model is in it. Also was leasted on my google drive that you can use this.Take a look! Also both models pull up the same owners manuals!

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Manufacturer: LG Type of Appliance: Dryer Model Number: DLGX7901WE Have you validated the model number at an online parts site like Repair Clinic? (yes or no): No Have you watched the video on how to search for manuals and have you searched the Downloads section prior to posting this request? (yes or no): Yes Drum light stays on. Dryer won’t start. My son who lives in San Diego says an LG warranty tech will be at his home Tuesday.The door has 4 lid switches and the drum opening has one. I want to see the schematic. I have not run across this dryer. Thank you @Captain Dunsel Happy Father’s Day. I love you for what you do for me.

You should ba able to use this: This service Bulletin:

Kitchenaid refrigerator Model #KRFC300ESS01 not cooling. Put it in diagnostic mode and all fans & thermistors appear to be working. I'm pretty sure the start relay is also working, as it does appear that the compressor kicks on, but it's still not cooling. Is it possible that the compressor kicks on, but the issue is still with the start relay or associated capacitor? The only other thing I can think of is a refrigerant leak, and if that's the case it's not worth fixing, so thought I'd see if anyone here has any ideas. Here is a video of the compressor that starts just as the refrigerator is plugged in. There is a click about 30 seconds in, but the compressor does not come on. FF to the ~1:50 mark and you'll hear the compressor finally kick in about 2 min after plug-in. As far as I can tell, it's not cycling on and off (I'm not hearing tell-tale clicks), but I really can't be sure. Does this sound like normal operation, or am I missing something? Does this sound like a compressor low on refrigerant? It appears that it *may* be cooling the freezer compartment from room temp (~72F) to about 67F, but can't cool beyond that. TIA

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Manufacturer: Samsung Type of Appliance: Refrigerator Model Number: RF28T5001SG Have you validated the model number at an online parts site like Repair Clinic? (yes or no): Yes Have you watched the video on how to search for manuals and have you searched the Downloads section prior to posting this request? (yes or no): Yes Looking for service manual for above refrigerator. Thank you in advance

Uploading mini manual and waiting on approval:

Manufacturer: GE Type of Appliance: Cooktop Model Number: Jgp633set3ss Have you validated the model number at an online parts site like Repair Clinic? (yes or no): Yes Have you watched the video on how to search for manuals and have you searched the Downloads section prior to posting this request? (yes or no): Yes Yoooo I been trying to search for a tech sheet on this ge cooktop, searched appliantology a handful of times and couldn't find it. Anyways if you can find it that'd be great! Thank you! Jgp633set3ss

Looking for advice on replacing oven igniter in Bosch 500 series oven. Online videos show splicing the wires and connecting with ceramic wire nuts. Doesn't look there is any access to the oven igniter without disassembling quite a bit of the oven (gas lines, valves, convection fan, thermostat, etc...). Any suggestions or advice appreciated. The connector for the broiler igniter is in the open and accessible, don't see the oven igniter connector so I assume it is behind the back panel. Any advice or suggestions appreciated. Thanks

Uses this manual:

Uses this manual:

Thanks, Cap!

Thanks, Cap!