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Archive for October, 2006

RepairClinic Earns the Coveted Intergalactic Samurai-Approved Certification

Friday, October 20th, 2006

As long-time readers of these hallowed electrons know, Fixitnow.com Samurai Appliance Repair Man awards the widely-acclaimed Intergalactic Samurai-Approved Certification (ISAC) each year to an outstanding bidness in the appliance repair field. I am pleased to announce that RepairClinic.com has earned the coveted ISAC for 2006.
Recently, I flew the Samurai Learjet to Detroit and […]

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“My Oven Temperature is Out of Whack”

Friday, October 20th, 2006

If you suspect that your oven temperature is off, the first thang you gotta do is get an accurate temperature reading inside that oven. That means you need to start with an accurate thermometer. Your assessment of your oven’s temperature accuracy is only as good as the thermometer you’re using. So, start […]

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GE Profile Washer Chugging and Clanging

Friday, October 20th, 2006

This is usually a bad motor. Follow the gripping saga of one grasshopper’s valiant struggle with this noisy problem.

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Tres Oven Tips Just in the Nick o’ Time for Cooking Season

Wednesday, October 18th, 2006

Here we are well into Autumn, the grills are getting stored for winter and you’re re-discovering your oven… only to find, to your utter shock and dismay, that your strategy of fixing the oven by ignoring it all summer and using the outside grill exclusively completely failed to fix anything in the oven. So, […]

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What’s the Maximum Length for a Dryer Vent?

Monday, October 9th, 2006

Some clear guidelines and cogent discussion on dryer venting principles in this repair forum topic.

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