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Emergency Trade Repairs By Jake Beutle

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Emergency Trade RepairsBy Jake Beutle

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What is an Emergency Trade Repair?

An emergency trade repair is those simple/ not so simple problems in your house that you might not know how to fix. Certain things like fixing a toilet lever or fixing a leaky pipe. Usually these emergencies occur at a bad time and can cause panic and problems. Lots of people do not know how to do these simple repairs and by knowing them it will save you time and money.

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Pros and Cons of knowing how to do it Yourself You will not be overcharged

for something you could have easily done for less than 20$.

- Save money You will be ready if there is

an emergency or for annual maintenance

- You can be ready Do it when you want to and

when it needs to be done- Not waiting for others

You could do the job wrong and cause more problems

-Mistakes You could injure yourself in

the process-Wound

Pros Cons

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How long can it take?

How long it will take all depends on the job that you are taking on

Some basic jobs such as replacing a light switch can just take up to 5-7 minutes only

Then there are jobs like replacing a ceiling fan that can take 30 minutes to an hour.

So the time that it will take all depends on how well you know the process and what the job is.

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Common not known repair Repairing a light fixture: Part 1

1.Turn off electricity to that socket 2.Remove any of the decorative light fixture parts, and remove the light bulb3.Detach the screws that hold the fixture to the ceiling and remove the main part4.Pull the main fixture part down exposing the electrical wires5.Remember or label which wires connect to which 6.Unscrew the plastic wire nuts that connect the 2 cords, and remove the ground wire screw (colored wires from the junction box and wires from the fixture)

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What is a Junction Box?The junction box is the metal circular box that is located where your light fixture used to be on your ceiling

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Common not known repair Repairing a light fixture: Part 2

7.Separate the wires coming out of the ceiling and isolate the junction box8.Strip at least ½ of the wire so the copper is visible9.Reconnect the wires (same colored wire to its match) copper exposed to the metal junction box and screw the wire nuts back on10.Make sure no stripped wire is exposed through the nut11.Carefully put the wires back into place in the junction box and place the light fixture back on with the materials used previously to take it off12.Turn the electricity back on for that area

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Another common not known repairIrrigation repair: part 11.Dig a trench and let the leaking water run to a different area2.Use a pipe cutter to remove the leaking cracked pipe3.Fix the rough edges around the cut pipe4.Put all the irrigation replacement parts together without the glue or cement to make sure it all fits perfectly5.Use primer on the two connecting parts of the pipe- Primer is a liquid type coating that helps soften the pipe when you apply cement

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What is Primer?Primer is a liquid type coating that helps soften the pipe when you apply cement and prevents the development of rust

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Another Common not known RepairIrrigation repair: part 26.Apply a coating to the fitting socket7.Add a second set of coating8.Quickly twist the two connecting pipes together9.Wait for it to dry before testing if it has worked10.Fill in areas dug out

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Leaky Faucet fix

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oRls_2q4AHA1. Cartridge2. Compression and Reverse-Compression3. Ceramic Disc

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Repairs that are easier than you thinkRefrigeratorCheck and clean the coils. They may be clogged with pet hair or dust and this could cause the refrigerator to overheat. The coils are an important part of the fridge and can be a quick easy fix to keep your fridge running.

Stuck Windows You can fix stuck windows by applying lubricant to a rag and wipe the window base area where it is being stuck

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Annual maintenance After completing your emergency trade repairs make sure to keep an annual maintenance on the area of fixing. This will lower your cost on repairing the same thing over and over again. You can just check up on it from time to time and make sure everything is in order!

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