Yup, I had one go out last year and was charged $175 for less than 5 min of work

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Jun 18, 2018
3:53:33pm

chago04 All-American

Yup, I had one go out last year and was charged $175 for less than 5 min of work

I decided I would not let that happen ever again so when my AC went down last month, I bought the cap and fixed it in about 10 minutes.

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chago04

Bio page: chago04
Joined: Sep 16, 2009
Last login: Mar 10, 2024
Total posts: 118,222 (47,202 FO)

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Time

Just fixed my AC unit by watching a Youtube video. I don't know why I get so

O Gaucho

6/18/18 3:49pm

Yup, I had one go out last year and was charged $175 for less than 5 min of work

chago04

6/18/18 3:53pm

I’ve began teaching my 9 year old how to troubleshoot and fix stuff using YouTube.

Zedhead

6/18/18 4:06pm

My wife just said, "The new YM program should include how to fix stuff via

O Gaucho

6/18/18 4:08pm

Agreed. I realized that if my son could spend hours learning scooter and

Tricky

6/18/18 4:24pm

I am the anti-handyman, and I did the exact same thing last year. I was so proud

Loon to the Moon

6/18/18 5:12pm

YT is great for that kind of stuff. It’s handy for gunsmithing jobs too, no matter obscure the gun or what the job is

Santos L. Halper

6/18/18 6:28pm

yup, my AC went out. Called the landlord who sent his HVAC guy. he approached

powerbait

6/19/18 7:44am

I fixed our jetted tub this week with YouTube's help.

ballen

6/19/18 8:25am

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