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The washer wont fill, won't turn on. I don't know If it needs to be fixed or replaced

Posted by colleencontreras•No bids yet•Needed by tomorrow

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Location: 96022, CA · Pay: $90 flat Materials: Poster supplies materials (labor only) Timing: Soon My new propane water heater has a faulty control unit and the company has a warranty so they sent a new unit, but they have no one in the area thar can fix it.

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96022CAflathandymanmaterials:poster

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StatusOPEN
Deadline9/27/2026
Posted9/26/2026

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