[Free] Four Case Studies Troubleshooting Computer-controlled Appliances

[Son of Samurai]

We hope you enjoy this free workshop and that it helps make you a better appliance tech. This workshop will be available to the public for free through this month. After that, we'll remove this one and post a new free featured workshop selected from our vast repository of appliance repair training workshop videos.

If you're currently a professional appliance repair tech, these workshop videos will improve your understanding of electric circuits and appliance technology and up your troubleshooting game. If you're a DIYer or considering getting into the appliance repair trade (great choice!), these workshops will kick your training into high gear.

If you would like a more structured, step-by-step, training experience, enroll today at the Master Samurai Tech Appliance Repair School. One of the benefits of enrolling at Master Samurai Tech is that you get a free 6-month professional membership here at Appliantology which gives you access to all the workshops, the tech forums, and the service manual downloads. If you get certified in our Core Appliance Repair Training Course, you get a free annual professional membership at Appliantology. See details on this page. 

Now, on to the workshop! 

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Got a special treat for you in this video from a recent Live Dojo workshop on troubleshooting computer-controlled appliances. We worked through four different real-world problems posted here at Appliantology:

• Electrolux washer water heater problem
• Kitchenaid refrigerator no defrost
• GE washer stops during sensing
• LG dryer overheating

All four are computer-controlled appliances. Since we’re working with a computer first and an appliance second, we have to put on our computer tech hat and approach the problem that way. But we still have to do our job as appliance techs: identify the Load of Interest, read that circuit on the schematic, make confirming electrical tests, etc.

Want to see exactly how that works? Give this workshop a watch!