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To: Kieri
Maybe it is time to market myself as a home tech again. I am certified and very experienced. Every now and then I make a few bucks doing quick fixes for some of the church crowd and in laws. Marketing seems to be my major shortcoming. I really don't know what to charge either.

No doubt there is a glut of people with my skill set out there but some of the ones I have met do not inspire any confidence in me. It is scary how much people simply do not know.

20 posted on 04/26/2009 4:08:29 PM PDT by wally_bert (Tactical Is Still Missing A Chair! Star Wreck In The Pirkinning......)
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To: wally_bert

Well, I’ve taken coffee makers apart and cannibalized them to make a good working one. Whenever possible, I repair instead of replace.

My dishwasher was leaking so I had to pull the motor and the pump to redo the seal, works like a charm now. That was kind of a fascinating exercise because the pumps on them are bi-directional, if the motor spins one way, it pumps water into (through) the system, and if the motor spins in the other direction, then it pumps the water out of the system!

But you are right. I would guesstimate that 95% of the time when something breaks, your average Joe (or Jill) doesn’t have the time or inclination to fix it, even assuming they knew how..


24 posted on 04/26/2009 4:28:28 PM PDT by djf (Live quiet. Dream loud.)
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