At Good Fruit Electric, people come first—our team, our customers, and our peers. That’s because the best way to extend the life of motors, pumps, and drives is through strong relationships backed by great information. Our membership in EASA (the Electrical Apparatus Service Association) is one of the most practical ways we invest in those relationships—and in your equipment’s reliability.
Relationships that solve problems faster
When we hit a tough vibration issue, an unusual winding, or a tricky application, we don’t go it alone. EASA’s engineering staff is on call with hands-on guidance across motors, pumps, drives, gearboxes, and more—including a dedicated pump & vibration specialist. That expert backstop helps us get to the right answer sooner, so your equipment spends less time offline. easa.com
Relationships that keep our team sharp
We use EASA’s training ecosystem—webinars, seminars, workshops, an online Learning Center, and chapter events—to keep our technicians current on repair procedures, design, safety, and emerging technologies. Continuous learning means more accurate diagnostics, better repairs, and longer equipment life. easa.com
Relationships built on shared standards
Trust is easier when everyone is aligned on what “good repair” means. EASA publishes ANSI/EASA AR100, the U.S. recommended practice for repairing rotating electrical apparatus. Grounding our work in AR100 helps us preserve or improve motor efficiency and reliability—exactly what you want from a life-extension partner. easa.com
Relationships powered by deep technical resources
Behind every job we lean on EASA’s Technical Manual (900+ pages), a large Motor Winding Data library, and member-exclusive calculators and tools—plus the AC Motor Verification & Redesign software when a redesign is the best path. These resources give our technicians data-driven confidence on every repair decision. easa.com+1
Relationships that scale across our company
Every Good Fruit Electric employee can have their own EASA login, so the whole team taps the same manuals, tools, and training—no bottlenecks, no gatekeeping. That shared access turns individual expertise into company-wide capability. easa.com
Relationships that strengthen our industry—and your outcomes
EASA represents service centers on standards-making committees (IEC, CSA, and more). That involvement keeps best practices realistic and field-tested, which ultimately shows up in safer, longer-lasting repairs for you. easa.com
Practical savings we reinvest in service
Through EASA’s member discount programs—like Service First Processing for payments—we trim overhead and put more back into people, tools, and turn-time. easa.com
Bottom line: EASA membership strengthens the relationships that matter—between our engineers and EASA’s experts, within our team, and with peers shaping industry standards. That network, plus EASA’s tools and training, helps us do what we’re here to do: extend the life of your rotating equipment with work you can trust. easa.com