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Pro tip: I heard a customer say they fixed their own dryer with a YouTube video and a $15 part
I was at a supply house in Springfield last week and overheard a guy bragging to the clerk. He said his dryer stopped heating, so he watched a video and replaced the thermal fuse himself. It worked, and he saved a ton of money. It got me thinking, we're seeing this more and more. In the last year, I've probably had three calls a month where someone tried a DIY fix first and made things worse. It's a real double-edged sword. How do you guys handle a job when a customer has already been inside the machine?
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clairebaker5mo ago
Double-edged sword is right.
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cooper.taylor5mo ago
Disagree with the double-edged sword take, @clairebaker. It's more like a necessary tool. Take social media. Sure, it can spread bad info, but it also lets regular people share news big outlets ignore. The good part isn't just a side effect, it's the whole point. The risk is worth the reward.
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