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Hi all, sorry if this is in the wrong thread I couldn’t gain access to the trade section.
I’ve been looking into becoming a domestic appliance engineer and was wondering how engineer maintain a van stock.. Surely there’s so many different makes and models and a vast variety of parts how can it be possible to get a high rate of first time fixes?
I’m basically just after all the information I can get regarding setting up as an appliance engineer.
Thank you.
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After 25 years of being an engineer and £8000 worth of van stock even I find it hard to carry everything, if I go to a service call which I need a spare for and I don’t carry it then I will order 2 one for the customer and one for van stock, normally must of us can get a spare in next working day if ordered by 4, so it’s not as bad these days, so let the suppliers carry it no us..
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Loz2212 wrote:Hi all, sorry if this is in the wrong thread I couldn’t gain access to the trade section.
.That’s because it is for people in the trade. 😉
Have you any formal training in domestic appliance repair?
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Very helpful thank you!
Commercially yes, city and guilds refrigeration engineer and just recently started domestically on washing machines (having to do some research on here for most).
I prefer the job as I regard myself a people person. I understand they do a 10 day in Hull which is recommended but I’m out of work hence the new work direction so finances are limited.
Thanks again,
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