How To Use A Voltmeter For Appliance Repair
In this http://applianceassistant.com video you will learn how to use a voltmeter to test all kinds of appliance parts and solve appliance problems. This video will explain in detail how to test appliance part resistance levels and appliance circuit continuity. This information is valuable for repairing washers, dryers, refrigerators, dishwashers, stoves, ovens, and all kinds of home appliances. This video also shows how temperature affects components like dryer thermostats and oven thermostat sensors, and how to use a volt meter to test such parts. I hope this video is helpful! please rate comment and share so I can continue to provide more videos to save you and your friends money. More videos to help with appliance repair and electrical and mechanical problems are available at http://applianceassistant.com/Electricity-And-Testing/How-To-Use-A-Multimeter.php
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Excellent video,good explanation
i find it works better when you throw it at the appliance
very good info
Great video
Great video and very informative.
I took two years of General Electricity in High School many years ago. I
have just now learned more about how to use this tool in your seven minute
video than I did in my two years of schooling. Our class was about how to
wire houses in new construction. Our instructor who to this day i still
like and respect taught his class as if we already knew what he was talking
about. Thank You for posting!!
Thank you!
Great informative video!
Outstanding video! Thank you.
Thanks!
Multimeters are also useful for testing fridge compressor motors. If it
doesn’t start you should start troubleshooting with this procedure ->
youtube.com/watch?v=5LvTdvyIFyg
Very educational in simple terms. Helpful!
Thanks!
you cant do anything without knowing how to use this
Excellent to start understanding the multimeter!