mercman

No, not at all. We are even now, cause the Nok-Out that i am carrying in my store is starting to sell really well.I have 3 customers selling reconditioned appliances, that tell me its great to remove odors from fridges that have been closed and not used for a period of time. And i sold some to a customer with dog meets skunk problems. Thank YOU my friend. Paul

ah geez................now i have a vision of you dancing, stuck in my brain Bring out the brain bleach again

The life is more important.You cant save a marriage, if you cant save a life.There's is at least one in here who is getting close to a year now

Ronny, Ronny, Ronny.......Ole Perch pockets.........i have your number now.....

F1 code indicates sensor problem, but partial burner ignition indicates valve or burner problem.In this case there are 2 unrelated problems simultaneously affecting Cliffs range. Just the fact that the burner is lit, shows that the ignitor is working.

CHECK YOU PMS SHORTLY

give me the morning.i have a gas guy who owes me one i will pick his brain for you

Ok guys.....here's the secret. Customer service. Pure and simple. Most parts companies have a call center.When you call, some young person answers the phone and asks the model number, and what part you need.Most have never seen a part in thier lives, and have never sat and had conversations with repair techs.If you are looking for advise, they freeze and say "Call a repair tech" I started in the shipping recieving of a major parts company 30 years ago.Touching and catalogueing parts. I can picture in my mind where the part goes and what it does in relation to the other parts. I train my people the same way.Even my wife, who does my accounting, can take calls and do look ups and is respected by the technicians who i supply. I have a big pot of coffee in my showroom, and repair guys stop in numerous times during the day, and discuss thier calls with each other.I always take time to talk with all of them, and learn common fixs for things. Most times i dont even need a model number to find the part. I am training my young nephew to take over my bussiness eventually, and carry on with this style of customer service. Old school is always better, at least in my type of work. Thanks again guys. You will ALL get the same treatment when you need parts at my store Paul

is it not igniting Cliff? If its an electrical issue, no liability problems Here, a regular repair tech can do the electrical work on gas appliances,but must stop at lines burners and valves, if that is the diagnosisi. Ignitors are electric, as are spark modules etc.

Just kidding with Mike. He tackled a huge job, changing the main bearing and seal on a Magic Chef washer. It means removing both inner and outer tubs.Good on ya for try to help your Mom Did you have any extra parts left over

Nope......see above post

Wimp !!!!!!

God bless you Buddy

And.......?did ya fix mommies washer yet Or are you out fishing instead

Just doing my job sir !! I enjoy helping people out when ever i can.Thats why i bought this bussiness. Keep your older appliances as long as you can.Most repairs are easy for most people to do themselves.New appliance look pretty, but most of them are crap and are made to last 5 years max. Enjoy the G2G Tony ! Take lots of pics and i hope you all catch your limits Paul

Warms the cockels of my heart, so it did.

Dang....thats severe. Here we get a 48 to repair and show up at the station with proof of repair, or a ticket is mailed the day after.

Pieces of art Ron !! Awesome

thats awesome!!!! a giant tonka toy, every boys dream

That second perch gives a whole new meaning to "Stuffed to the Gills !!!"

Great report MTBF !!! That first one is a real Trophy, but some of the look like real porkers Enjoy the meal !!!!

A Parrrrrka

You sure know how to eat Bruce !!! As well as catch them Perch

What does a pirate where in the winter time?

I bet there are dozens of you out there, that would just love to get singing ''The Good Ship Venus'' or share your favorite pirate lymerics