From an $85 visit to a $1,130 quote.
Each entry is built from the technician’s note and the invoice for that one job. The figure on the left is what the customer paid in total; where a repair went ahead, the $85 visit fee sits inside that sum rather than on top of it. The last one is a quote that was never carried out.
- $85Diagnostic only
The fridge was cooling normally when we got there
The booking said two words: “Refrigerator LG.” The rating label inside gives the model as LFCS25426S, made in October 2016. When our technician inspected it, the refrigerator was running normally and putting out cold air.
There was nothing to replace, so nothing was. The $85 diagnostic was the whole bill.
The LG French-door refrigerator, with double wall ovens to its right 
Its rating label: model LFCS25426S/00, R134a refrigerant (serial blurred) - $85Quoted, not done that visit
Mold in the door boot that cleaning hadn’t shifted
The owner of an LG WM3470HWA front-loader had already tried cleaning the rubber door gasket, and the mold stayed. Our technician wrote up a replacement door gasket (the door boot) with a leak test afterwards.
Only the visit fee was billed, so there is no record of a boot being fitted that day, and this entry stops at the write-up.
- $294
A gas dryer that needed new valve coils
Booked with a single word: “Dryer.” The label on the door opening reads GFD55GSSN3WW, a GE gas model. Our technician replaced the gas valve coils (a gas coil kit) so the burner would ignite and heat properly again.
The bill came to $294.
The GE dryer, right, beside the washer under a butcher-block shelf 
The rating label on the door opening: GFD55GSSN3WW (serial blurred) - $574
“SY CF” on the display, and two parts replaced
The owner booked with the model number, FGHC2331PFAA, and the code showing on the dispenser display: SY CF. The label dates the refrigerator to August 2014.
Our technician tied the code to a failed main control board and a failed evaporator fan motor. His note gives a recent power surge as the likely cause; that’s his judgment from the failure, not something we measured.
Both parts were replaced: the main power control board (part 5304498781) and the evaporator fan motor (part 809069220). The refrigerator was then tested to confirm it was cooling normally. Two parts on one job came to $574.
The Frigidaire with SY CF lit on the dispenser display 
Rating label: FGHC2331PFAA, manufactured 08/14 (serial blurred) 
A control board housing opened up during the job, wiring harnesses still plugged in - $1,130Quote
Racks for a Miele, priced part by part Not carried out
The owner wanted new racks and inserts for a Miele dishwasher. We quoted six parts by number: bottom basket 6023960, basket insert 4804051, top basket 5154163, cup rack 5310880, top-basket insert 3636034 and a support, 5395980. Together they came to about $1,130.
The written quote said up front that it covered only the parts still available to order, and might not include every rack or accessory the dishwasher was originally sold with. The job didn’t go ahead.
