Sentences with phrase «electrical issues fixed»

Not exact matches

I had a good idea to try cleaning the stereo electrical contacts and see if that fixes the issue, but I don't know if I can take the knobs off of this old factory stereo?

Late in 2016, Honda issued a recall for faulty electrical wiring, but every new vehicle sold has already received the fix.

Although changing the spark plugs and O2 sensor tend to fix this type of issue, it could also be caused by dirty fuel filter, clogged fuel injector lines, or another electrical gremlin.

Only a couple of minor electrical issues, fixed underwarranty.

Also conduct a wide range of repairs to machine's mechanical / electrical components such as troubleshooting for problematic issues and fixing them.

• Reduced annual electricity consumption costs by 20 % through installation of energy saving devices without effecting lighting or power efficiency and quality • Trained 4 apprentices and implemented the National Electric Code to book at the firm • Fixed a major issue with an electrical transformer saving the client an expense of up till $ 20k • Detected and dealt with a minor current leakage in a pre-installed electrical heating system and saved the company from a big accident

I assisted with tow truck repairs, changing tires, and fixing electrical issues.

Daily activities seen on a Trailer Mechanic example resume are identifying mechanical and electrical problems, diagnosing issues, replacing parts, fixing hydraulics and braking systems, reporting to managers, and answering to client inquiries.

• Diagnose vehicle failure by performing detailed analysis of each part of the engine or transmission • Disassemble, repair and reassemble parts of engines following standard procedures and protocols • Perform preventative maintenance and diagnosis of transmissions, brakes, engines and electrical systems • Use welding and cutting tools in a safe manner to fabricate or shape materials for repairs • Assess incidents and accidents and respond to each situation by determining appropriate courses of action • Diagnose and fix operational issues on vehicles and take measures to ensure that they do not reoccur • Install surveillance equipment in school buses to promote student safety and discipline • Rewire ignition systems and instrument panels and diagnose and repair vehicle heating and cooling systems • Calibrate vehicle operations or detect problems by attaching computerized test instruments to engines

• Perform inspections of the premises on a regular basis to determine need for repair and maintenance activities • Identify problem areas such as electrical and plumbing issues and report them to supervisors • Work in conjunction with housekeeping staff to ensure consistent cleanliness and maintenance of the premises • Assist in repairing floors, windows and doors, and ensure that any replacement requirements are fulfilled • Overhaul or maintain HVAC systems to ensure that heating, ventilation and air conditioning services are in constant working order • Perform annual inspections and repairs on bleacher systems, weight room equipment, lunchroom tables and door closures • Lubricate building systems components and identify and report any hazards to the supervisor • Address issues such as security by ensuring that all alarms systems are properly set and in good working condition • Perform routine preventative and predictive maintenance on systems and equipment • Handle electrical systems maintenance by efficiently replacing and / or repairing bulbs, sockets and fixtures • Manage fixing of leaks in drains and faucets and unclog blocks, along with replacing drain hoses • Assist skilled workers in handling painting and carpentry duties, and ensure that they are working according to set standards

Cindy Barrett, Keller Williams Realty, Spartanburg, S.C. Cindy and her husband cofounded Christmas in Action in 1996 to help low - income people in their community fix problems in their homes that were causing health and safety issues, such as leaky roofs, electrical hazards, and rotting floors.

Fix any small issues that are outstanding — reattach electrical faceplates, tighten door handles, re-cement a loose tile, buff your stainless steel appliances, or touch up dings on woodwork.

Well, it looks like we may actually be able to move into our new place this weekend - yahoo! The bank agreed to fix the water and electrical issues that popped up in our inspection, and they * should * all be taken care of in the next few days, so our closing is still set for Friday morning.