Shown here, in the August-September 1944 issue of National Radio News are Richard and Amy Feil of Dixie-Fixit Radio Hospital, Lima, Ohio. The shop was strictly service, and handled the radio maintenance for sixteen dealers, including department stores and auto dealers. The shop efficiently handled a large volume thanks to its systematic procedure. When sets came in, they weree given a ticket, and went onto a shelf in the order received. Next, the chassis was removed from the cabinet, and each was moved to the next shelf. When finished, they moved to a third shelf.

The sets were serviced strictly in the order received, and if the shelves were full, the shop was closed to new sets. Service was promised within 1-2 weeks.

The shop also had a three bay garage where auto sets were serviced.