Milwaukees Best Light said:
Gary79Ag said:
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That site is a great resource. Their prices aren't too bad either. Sure, you can find it a buck or two cheaper, but their site has helped me fix 3-4 different appliances which saved me several hundred bucks.
Plus, if the part (either electrical or mechanical) that they recommend needing replacement to resolve the issue actually does not resolve it, you can return the part for 100% full refund. No questions asked!
I had a problem with a fridge years ago that they noted it was one of 2 circuit card assemblies (CCA) that could be causing my issue. I was needing to repair it ASAP as I was in the process of selling the house. The first resolved the issue so I returned the second and received my full refund.
FYI, several of the guys/gals that work for them are retired repair personnel so they have lots of knowledge in troubleshooting and repairing all types of appliances, etc.