u/IndependentField2224

"He's right there" hahahaha

And sidenote: don't keep your milk in the door bins

That you eat way too much mayo.

Oh, ok. I'm in America.

Damn, Montgomery Ward? That's pretty cool all around.

Where are you located?

Customers who call the morning of the day after a service call to see if their part came in yet. Uh, it's 9am and we're just there yesterday afternoon? Yeah, sorry, its not here yet.

Thanks for this. We will keep you posted if this works of not.

WP tech line isn't what it used to be, that's for sure.

It's really stumped us, that's for sure. The boards ordered were based on part schematics for that model. We checked on Marcone, Reliable, Sears and then KitchenAid to confirm once we got this error. There is another board that the KA site refers to as an "expansion board" so we're wondering if we also need this board.

Have you seen any service bulletins on this error?

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No. HITA for even asking.

And if you're in Pinellas County, Park Boulevard dentistry in Pinellas Park. It's privately owned by one of the two dentists that work there. Took my mom there and she's going to be having some work done, and they're very nice and have great reviews. I found them through a referral by a friend in the area. Just stay away from any corporate owned dental practices and find a local dentist office that's owned privately by one of the dentists.

Dr Marnie Bauer in Tampa is fantastic. Her office is in South tampa, and I think she has a newer office somewhere near Wesley Chapel also. She can be a little pricey but her work is phenomenal.

So many people today just don't get this. Great advice.

We've been using United AC for many years. Their based in Largo but they cover all of Pinellas and at least part of Tampa.

This is a great suggestion

As someone who stayed at a job longer than I wanted (it became a horrible work environment) just because I was making great money, take the pay cut. Especially since it's not really a significant drop in pay. The commute alone makes it the better option. Add everything else in and it's a no-brainer. And doesn't sound like your current employer plans on keeping you around much longer anyway.

I would donate it to a legit charitable organization and get the tax write off. Think of it like you're selling it for the thousands you'll be saving in warehouse fees.

August is and has been one of two slowest months of the year every year. May is the other one.

Same here

This is why we stopped doing warranty work at all. Nothing but COD calls now for about four or five years. None of them pay enough and it's a hassle filing/tracking claims.

I have a family service business that was my parents. Never really had a strong desire or thought I'd actually end up with it but here we are. I run the office but have a couple service techs in the road. Had to downsize recently because I need to be working out of a home office to help take care of an elderly relative so that's been a transition. But yeah, I would much rather be working for somebody else.

What kind of service?

Me either