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Fixing Appliance Controls
One of the most common Fix-It Club repairs is replacing faulty appliance controls. |
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Fixing Battery Rechargers
Battery rechargers can save you lots of money on household batteries—if they work! Here's how to keep them working. |
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Fixing Coffee Makers
You can troubleshoot and repair your coffee maker with tips from the Fix-It Club. |
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Fixing Electric Clocks
You can troubleshoot and repair an electric clock with basic tools. |
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Fixing Electrical Things
There are hundreds of electrical devices in your household and each can easily be fixed by following basic rules. |
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Fixing Fans
There are numerous fans in your home and each can be easily tested and repaired. |
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Fixing Hair Clippers
Because they are relatively inexpensive, many folks toss electric hair clippers if they start acting up. Don't! Instead, fix ... |
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Fixing Hair Dryers
Hair dryers are simply electrical heating elements and fans, both easy components to test and repair. |
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Fixing Rheostats
Rheostat is a fancy name for a variable controller and you can fix them. |
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Fixing Slow Cookers
Slow cookers are simple small appliances: a heating element wrapped around a cooking pot. |
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Fixing Toaster Ovens
A toaster oven is simply a heating element with a timer and is easy to repair. |
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Reading Appliance Labels
You can learn a lot about appliances by reading and understanding the labels. |
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Soldering
You can fix many electrical things by learning how to solder. |
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Testing Appliance Fuses
By design, the first thing to go in an appliance is the fuse so it should be the first thing you check. |
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Testing Electrical Cords
Electrical cords are simple in operation and simple to test and replace. |
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Testing Heating Elements
Heating elements are found in many home appliances so knowing how to test them can save you time and money. |
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Testing Motors
Motors in many popular appliances and are easy to test and replace. |
