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Reference
Background notes on the equipment, the installations behind it, and the questions we are asked before a first visit.
Reference entries
| No. | Entry | Category |
|---|---|---|
| 4.01 | Storms and boards Surge and outage damage is rarely instant and rarely total. This entry sets out how it presents, what we check before suspecting a control board, and what is worth fitting in advance. | Power and storms |
| 4.02 | Access and clearance Openings, trim, rails, weight, gas and water connections and the clearances an appliance needs to cool itself. The practical half of a repair, and the half most often underestimated. | Installation |
| 4.03 | Maintenance calendar What to do, and roughly when, for a Nocatee kitchen: the habits that prevent faults, the twice-yearly checks that catch drift early, storm-season preparation and the seasonal grill service. | Maintenance |
| 4.04 | Power, gas, openings Circuits, fuel type, clearances and duct runs decided during construction set the fault list an appliance will produce years afterwards. This entry says which details matter. | Installation |
| 4.05 | Parts and lead times What we order, why we do not fit generic substitutes on gas and control components, how lead times work from St. Johns County, and what the parts warranty covers. | Parts |
| 4.06 | Glossary Definitions for the terms that appear across the repair and reference entries, in the sense we use them on a service call rather than in a textbook. | Glossary |
Questions, chapter 5
The questions we are asked before a first visit are answered in chapter 5. Indexed here, answered there.