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Start Your Own Appliance Repair Business
Intro to Appliance Repair
1. - How I Started Without a Mechanical Background
2. - The Minimum Tools to Get Started
Buying and Selling Appliances
1. - How Much Money Can You Make?
2. - The Secret to the Six Figure Appliance Business
3. - How Much to Pay for Appliances
4. - What to Watch Out for When Purchasing Appliances
5. - Which Brands You Should Buy and Sell
6. - Brands You Should Avoid at First
7. - How Much To Sell Your Your Appliances For
8. - Price vs Storage Space
9. - Price vs Speed of Sale
10. - The Secret to Selling on Craigslist
11. - How to Make and Word Your Ads
12. - Negotiating and Selling at the Price You Want
13. - How to Show Your Appliance to a Buyer
14. - Warranty
15. - How to Make the Most of Each Transaction
16. - Delivery
17. - Customers to Watch Out For
18. - Finding Buyers Outside of Craigslist
19. - Office Gear and Storage
20. - Tools
21. - Vehicle & Trailer
Growing Your Business
1. - My Experience
2. - Should You Hire an Employee
3. - Should You Take on a Partner
4. - Can This Business be Run Remotely?
5. - Renting a Warehouse or Shop
6. - Administrative
7. - Few Tips to Get Repeat Business
Dryers: The Basics
Going over Parts of a Dryer (1:40)
Going Through Tools (6:15)
How to Clean out an Electric Dryer (13:49)
Testing out a Dryer (4:05)
Dryers: Disassembly & Parts to Save
Opening an Electric Dryer (3:31)
Showing Parts Inside a Dryer (1:00)
Which Parts of a Dryer to Save Inside (Part 1) (1:42)
Which Parts to Save Inside a Dryer (Part 2) (1:17)
Removing the Control Panel of a Dryer (2:38)
Saving Parts Inside the Dryer Control Panel (3:10)
Getting into the Back of the Dryer and Saving Parts (2:44)
Testing and Saving Parts Inside the Dryer (2:48)
Saving the Power Cord and Terminal Block Parts (1:40)
Saving Dryer Wiring and Terminal Fittings (1:05)
Dryers: Diagnosis and Repairs
Diagnosing Dryer Problems - Index
How to Clean out a Dryer (3:45)
Testing the Heating Element of a Dryer (1:56)
Replacing Heating Element (5:03)
Diagnosing a Broken Dryer Belt (2:38)
Replacing a Broken Dryer Belt (3:20)
How to Swap out Roller Wheels (5:23)
Warning Signs of a Dryer Motor Going Out (2:15)
Replacing a Dryer Door Switch (4:21)
Replacing a Dryer Moisture Sensor (2:40)
Top Load Washers: Diagnosis and Repairs
Diagnosing Washing Machine Problems - Index
Replacing a Washer Lid Switch (12:35)
Removing the Case of a Washer (1:36)
Replacing the Water Pump of a Washer (3:35)
Putting the Case Back on the Washer (2:16)
What to Do When the Brakes Catch at the End of the Spin Cycle (1:45)
Coupler Inspection (1:19)
How to Replace a Coupler (8:46)
Replacing a Clutch (13:55)
Repairing the Self-Leveling on a Washer (2:18)
Replacing Agitator Dogs (6:13)
Painting
Cleaning and Painting Washers and Dryers
How to Paint a Dryer (6:51)
How to Paint Plastic (1:25)
Case Studies
Dryer Belt (8:55)
Washer Lid Switch (12:35)
Washer Agitator Dogs (6:13)
Fridge Seal Replacement (11:44)
Bonus Material
Appendix 1 - Appliance Resale Business Tips
Appendix 2 - Washer and Dryer Pre-Purchase Inspection Checklist
Appendix 3 - Parts To Save When Scrapping a Washer or Dryer
Appendix 4 - Washer & Dryer Sample Purchase Prices w/ images
Appendix 5 - Images of Appliances to Stay Away From
Appendix 6 - Sample Washer and Dryer Ads for Craigslist
Appendix 7 - Image Reference - Types of Dryer Power Cords
Appendix 8 - Making Your Own Extension Cord (9:21)
Frequently Asked Questions
What to Do When the Brakes Catch at the End of the Spin Cycle
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