The ever dreaded phone call I want to hear at work. The washing machine is broke. It doesn't drain or spin. Water just sits there. But no fear. Don't I always fix things that break in my home? Isn't it I that tore apart a vacum cleaner and soldered in a wire for a broken switch? Aren't I that fixed my 13 year old dryer most recently and virtually overhauled it? Like new? Aren't I the one that fixed my ac unit on condensor broke fan motor by changing out for a new one, after researching the parts and ordering the required parts? As with everything else? Aren't I the one that fixed a broken head light and front grille after the wife took out a refrigerator in the middle of the road dropped by a truck? Aren't me the one that changed out a leaking hot water heater tank by changing out a new pressure regulator valve and splicing in a new drain line? The same guy....ME that unclogged drain lines from my ac unit in the attic? I don't even want to get into other projects and car fixes I've done, or tables and entertainment centers and cabinets I've put together utilizing my wood shop skills and mechanical skills.

But thanks to amazon.......they have my washing machine switch. After a thorough analysis on my washing machine, and checking out the pump for clogs or damage, I determine that the problem is with the lid switch. If the switch quits functioning, it won't spin the machine and drain the water. Took the switch off and checked it out and it feels broken, not doing the clicking noise thing, so I didn't even bother to take a multimeter to it.


Ok, so what does this have to do with the price of tea in China? Nothing. Just saves me money from having to buy a new washing machine. More money saved is more money I can use to go somewhere with. Later gator.