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Parts
- Accessories (12)
- Baffles (1)
- Batteries (6)
- Blades (1)
- Boards (69)
- Brackets (16)
- Buttons (3)
- Cables (6)
- Capacitors (14)
- Caps Covers and Lids (5)
- Case Components (38)
- Casters and Wheels (2)
- Compressors (9)
- Condensers (10)
- Control Panels and Control Boards (64)
- Couplings (1)
- Dampers and Shock Absorbers (1)
- Daughterboards (1)
- Dispensers (1)
- Display Components (7)
- Doors (6)
- Drawers Shelves Trays Bins and Racks (2)
- Ducts (6)
- Evaporators (4)
- Fans (48)
- Fasteners (4)
- Feet and Legs (2)
- Filters (116)
- Floats (2)
- Fuses (1)
- Gaskets and Seals (3)
- Grill or Vent (3)
Tools
These are some common tools used to work on this device. You might not need every tool for every procedure.
Background and Identification
Household objects date back to the first handmade tools that our species carved out of rock. While battery replacement in these first tools is far from necessary, household objects have, thankfully, gotten a lot more complicated. Household objects today supply us with added convenience, with benefits ranging from glancing at the time on your wall clock to relaxing in your hot tub. This power of both added laziness and added comfort comes, of course, with added responsibility. More complicated household objects means more complicated repair, but that’s where these guides come in.
The most common household electronic issue is battery failure, which is easily remedied by replacing the device’s battery. Other repairs are more complicated, like a broken musical instrument, lawnmower, or water pump, but don’t worry— we have guides for those repairs, too.
You can identify a household object by first entering your house and then choosing anything in sight. Alternatively, if you happen to be in an airport, at work, or some other place you don’t call home, you can opt to relocate the object you’re struggling to categorize. If you can stuff it through the window or jam it through the door of your house, it is, inarguably, now a household object. As a third course of action, you can peruse the categories above to see if your item in mind falls in the “household” category.
