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Aug 19, 2026
Revisit: Value of Education - Machine Maintenance with guest Careen Ricks
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Careen RicksGUEST
And so, um, I try to tell guys that, um, just to give them a little bit of education.

Careen RicksGUEST
And, um, so basically the caps are designed to go first, and then, um, everything else should go afterwards.

Careen RicksGUEST
So like I tell guys, um, the worst-case scenario, you'll burn a board, um, and even worse than that, you'll burn a motor, which I have seen.

Careen RicksGUEST
So I'm, I'm making my, uh, duty to definitely let these guys know, and that is one of the first questions I ask when they call me up and say they're having problems.

Careen RicksGUEST
First thing I ask is, "Are you running it with a power station?" And some guys will say yes, and then the next question I will ask them is, "What power are you running it at?" When we first introduced the machine, it was a 220, um, volt motor on that machine.
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