Month: July 2012

Bought a Customer a New Refrigerator

By : John Bareither J & I Appliance Repair, Georgetown KY, Last week I was working on an ice maker on a French door Frigidaire refrigerator with the bullet style ice maker.  As I was removing the side panel to get to the wires to grease with dielectric grease, I broke the cap tube line…

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Secret Samurai Trick for Correctly Diagnosing Refrigerator Compressor Start Problems

by Samurai Appliance Repair Man, http://www.Appliantology.org Konnichiwa to all my Brethren in The Craft!  As professional Appliantologists, we’ve all been on service calls for a compressor that’s failing to start and, instead, doing what we call the hum-click cha-cha. Typically in these situations, you find a Kentucky-fried compressor start relay.  These are usually great jobs: straight-forward, high-margin,…

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Parts Distributors are Essential to Your Business’s Good Health

Relationship opportunities come to us all the time with parents, children, friends, business associates and even the casual stranger we meet and connect with. Every interaction with another, offers us a chance to be in a relationship.  We spend 30% of our working day building a significant proportion of our relationships from our business experiences….

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Coworkers Are Customers Too

Provide Them With the Best Service Possible By John Tschohl, www.customer-service.com When we talk about customer service, we usually think about how we deal with the people who walk through our doors—both physical and virtual—to purchase our products and services. What we often fail to realize, however, is that we also have customers within our organizations;…

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Summer Grillin’ At its Best

Summer is here and it is time to fire up your grill and move the party from inside to out. Whether you are a grillin’ guru or a seasonal sizzler, it’s important to make sure your grill is summer ready for outdoor living. Impress your guests by keeping that seasoned flavor on your grill’s grates…

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