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I do all of my own repairs except for certain board work which I have a someone available to help me with when needed. I think tech could increase their rates a little without resistance but anything along the lines you suggested would certainly not be accepted in my mind. JMHI. I would think most of the people buying older project machines are already fairly well schooled at repairs.
Quoted from Monk:I don't know how to solder, but I can manage my way through replacing coils and switches.
How does one do this without soldering?
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