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The original was posted on /r/lifehacks by /u/Xishou1 on 2025-06-27 03:44:57+00:00.

A couple months ago I became a repair tech and got access to maintenance manuals. This is not the user manual, it’s meant for those repairing it.

I quickly wondered why anyone would ever get a maintenance man out to fix anything that didn’t require a specific expensive tool. (Raises a glass to you, plumbers)

The only hitch I found was the names for things. I then was handed a parts manual and now really nothing is unfixable. They have “exploded” pictures and will walk you through taking each appliance apart screw by screw.

The best part is that these manuals are easily found online ($14.99 for most of them.) Most common pieces are obtainable online with the part number found in the parts manual.

I how this helps someone save money!