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kjhokie

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What's this?

Look at the capacitor, that is a quick check and fix....


Repair companies don't repair anymore, they just want to replac,that is where the big money is.

Fortunately there is a lot of info online...check for the service manuals and the procedures to narrow the issue.

Just curious, what procedures did he use to narrow the leaking to the coils?


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Posted: 06/16/2017 at 9:24PM


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