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Matt J. McCullar
- Jan 1, 1970
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It seems that every electronics technician has at least one type of device
that he/she does not like to try to repair for some reason. Myself, I don't
like to work on microwave ovens. I have several technician friends who
don't like to touch television sets, but they're very good at just about
everything else.
Maybe it's something psychological, I dunno. You know how it seems that a
car will respond to the tinkering of anyone else except you? You can bang
your head on a circuit board for three hours, and someone will happen to
walk right up behind you, look over your shoulder, and point out the problem
instantly.
I've been on both sides of this, so I know at times all one needs is a fresh
pair of eyes. But I *still* don't like to work on microwave ovens!
Matt J. McCullar
Arlington, TX
that he/she does not like to try to repair for some reason. Myself, I don't
like to work on microwave ovens. I have several technician friends who
don't like to touch television sets, but they're very good at just about
everything else.
Maybe it's something psychological, I dunno. You know how it seems that a
car will respond to the tinkering of anyone else except you? You can bang
your head on a circuit board for three hours, and someone will happen to
walk right up behind you, look over your shoulder, and point out the problem
instantly.
I've been on both sides of this, so I know at times all one needs is a fresh
pair of eyes. But I *still* don't like to work on microwave ovens!
Matt J. McCullar
Arlington, TX