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Here at Minnesota Equipment, we offer maintenance services to extend the life of your equipment, but we also want you to feel empowered to tackle repairs on your own. This knowledge is what we call DIY repair.
DIY Repair: The Basics
DIY repair involves a hands-on approach to maintaining and fixing your machinery without relying solely on a professional service. Whether you work with agriculture, turf or engine equipment, understanding the ins and outs of your machinery can save you time and money. Here’s what you can find in our arsenal of DIY resources:
Operator’s and Installation Manuals
Every piece of equipment comes with an operator’s manual that outlines how to use and maintain it properly. These manuals are your best friends when troubleshooting common issues or performing routine maintenance. Our Manuals & Training database features online training, simulators and quick reference guides.
Customer Service Advisor
Our Customer Service Advisor™ is a digital treasure trove. It’s a database of operator, diagnostic and technical manuals for John Deere products. Users can connect to machines through an Electronic Data Link (EDL) for cleaning codes, diagnostic readings and perform limited calibrations. It’s best for businesses that handle their own repairs and is available through a paid annual subscription.
Ordering Parts Made Easy
Need to replace a part? With MyME, our online portal, you can easily search and order John Deere parts. You can also view past orders, find serial numbers for your purchases and make shopping lists, all in one place.
Special Tools for Complex Repairs
For those tougher jobs, we have special tools you can purchase. They make a big difference for tackling complex repairs, and our knowledgeable staff can help you find what you need. Find your nearest Minnesota Equipment location to learn more.
Help ME Help You
DIY repair is about taking control of your machine maintenance and keeping everything running smoothly. With the right resources and support, you can confidently handle equipment repairs.
If you have any questions or decide you want to bring your machine in for maintenance after all, contact Minnesota Equipment today. We’ll be happy to help.
