Hey, I was just thinking about those classic “three switches, one lightbulb” puzzles and how they’re almost a blueprint for troubleshooting. What if we set up a similar scenario but with a real broken gadget—like a toaster that only gives one error code at a time? We could try to deduce which part is causing the problem with the fewest tests. Sound like a fun logic challenge for both of us?

Sounds good. Let’s list the error codes first, then assign each to a potential fault—like code A could mean a burnt‑out heating element, code B a faulty thermostat, code C a wiring issue. We’ll test one at a time, note the result, and narrow it down. Once we’ve identified the culprit, we’ll replace or repair that part and see if the error clears. Ready to start?

Alright, I’ve got the screws and a spare fuse—time to see which code tells us what’s really up. Just keep a note of the lights, and we’ll piece it together step by step. Let’s dive in.