customers complaint is that the refrigerator would not cool at all. I begin diagnostics by inspecting customers evaporator coil. customers evaporator coil has no signs of proper coolant circulation. which is a sign of a sealed system issue between the customers compressor or evaporator coil leak. I did not tap into the customer's system. Model: LFDS22520S /01 Serial: 809MRRH1S510 Customers manufacturing date on product is 2018.09... customer has a 10-year warranty on the compressor. between manufacture day or purchase date they are still within manufacturer's warranty off the part and possibly the labor. customer reaching out to LG for warranty coverage.

customers complaint is during drain and spin cycle the washer starts shaking violently and making a "clanking" sound and the washer started leaking all over the floor. I inspected the washer and found not only water puddled underneath the washer but transmission fluid mixed in as well. during the spin cycle the transmission was slipping and then making direct contact violently before slipping again during the spin cycle. it appears the seal on the transmission has gone bad allowing water from the tub to seep inside contaminating the transmission oil and stripping out the gears. due to the age of the transmission has ceased itself due to corrosion to the main tub. this will need a new tub and transmission assembly # WH45X24615. reporting issues to customers warranty company

Service performed on a General Electric range due to an issue with the left front burner. Parts used include GEH WB30T10133 and GEH WB24X25013. Sensor on burner blew out shutting off any proper continuity continuing through burner and circulating back through the switch. replaced burner and as well as the switch. switch was replaced as a courtesy for a possible back short which is common in these regulating switches on these ranges. tested burner and everything tested out okay.