Say what you’re seeing.
Speak it, upload the recording, or type it. Uncertainty is fine, it is the point.
“Fault code 31. Inducer runs.
Not sure if it’s the switch.”
Not sure if it’s the switch.”
CHOOSE YOUR TRADE
Less paperwork. More time off.
Tell FSMpedia what you are seeing. It researches the equipment, brings back the evidence you need to narrow the repair, then sources the part. Choose a technician to start.
Scroll to follow the job ↓THE EQUIPMENT IS NEW TO YOU. THE ANSWER ISN’T.
You don’t need a quote yet.
You need to know what you’re looking at.
The manual, the fault code, the wiring diagram and the right replacement are all on the open web, spread across manufacturer portals, PDFs, distributor pages and forums. Finding them means leaving the job.
Exa reads the equipment.
OEM manuals, service bulletins, wiring diagrams and technician knowledge, gathered for this machine and this fault.
What the evidence says.
What to check first.
What to check first.
You make the call.
Run the checks the documentation asks for. Nothing is sourced or priced until you say what you found.
“Draft is normal.
Switch failed continuity.”
Switch failed continuity.”
Then it sources and quotes.
The OEM part, its supersession, suppliers and public prices. Your labour rate and markup finish the estimate.
Part + evidence + your rates.
Ready to send.
Ready to send.
YOUR NEXT JOB
What are we fixing?
Choose your trade. Bring your own note.
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