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May 10, 2009 at 7:56 PM #396797May 10, 2009 at 8:06 PM #396131
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ParticipantI buy cheap appliances (not the very cheapest, but pretty cheap) and when they break I throw them away and buy new ones.
Appliances are basically the same underneath it all.
May 10, 2009 at 8:06 PM #396382paramount
ParticipantI buy cheap appliances (not the very cheapest, but pretty cheap) and when they break I throw them away and buy new ones.
Appliances are basically the same underneath it all.
May 10, 2009 at 8:06 PM #396604paramount
ParticipantI buy cheap appliances (not the very cheapest, but pretty cheap) and when they break I throw them away and buy new ones.
Appliances are basically the same underneath it all.
May 10, 2009 at 8:06 PM #396660paramount
ParticipantI buy cheap appliances (not the very cheapest, but pretty cheap) and when they break I throw them away and buy new ones.
Appliances are basically the same underneath it all.
May 10, 2009 at 8:06 PM #396802paramount
ParticipantI buy cheap appliances (not the very cheapest, but pretty cheap) and when they break I throw them away and buy new ones.
Appliances are basically the same underneath it all.
May 10, 2009 at 8:47 PM #396140UCGal
ParticipantWe’ve had good luck with Kenmore… Sears doesn’t manufacture them – but they do insist on an amount of quality. Our fridge is LG, for example, behind the kenmore label. (We buy LG water filters for it.)
The tip on the sears outlet down on Sherman (off of Morena, near the 5/8 interchange) is a good one.
And I’m a HUGE fan of the french door fridge. We can fit ANYTHING in it. I love the efficiency of the bottom drawer freezer also.
May 10, 2009 at 8:47 PM #396392UCGal
ParticipantWe’ve had good luck with Kenmore… Sears doesn’t manufacture them – but they do insist on an amount of quality. Our fridge is LG, for example, behind the kenmore label. (We buy LG water filters for it.)
The tip on the sears outlet down on Sherman (off of Morena, near the 5/8 interchange) is a good one.
And I’m a HUGE fan of the french door fridge. We can fit ANYTHING in it. I love the efficiency of the bottom drawer freezer also.
May 10, 2009 at 8:47 PM #396614UCGal
ParticipantWe’ve had good luck with Kenmore… Sears doesn’t manufacture them – but they do insist on an amount of quality. Our fridge is LG, for example, behind the kenmore label. (We buy LG water filters for it.)
The tip on the sears outlet down on Sherman (off of Morena, near the 5/8 interchange) is a good one.
And I’m a HUGE fan of the french door fridge. We can fit ANYTHING in it. I love the efficiency of the bottom drawer freezer also.
May 10, 2009 at 8:47 PM #396670UCGal
ParticipantWe’ve had good luck with Kenmore… Sears doesn’t manufacture them – but they do insist on an amount of quality. Our fridge is LG, for example, behind the kenmore label. (We buy LG water filters for it.)
The tip on the sears outlet down on Sherman (off of Morena, near the 5/8 interchange) is a good one.
And I’m a HUGE fan of the french door fridge. We can fit ANYTHING in it. I love the efficiency of the bottom drawer freezer also.
May 10, 2009 at 8:47 PM #396812UCGal
ParticipantWe’ve had good luck with Kenmore… Sears doesn’t manufacture them – but they do insist on an amount of quality. Our fridge is LG, for example, behind the kenmore label. (We buy LG water filters for it.)
The tip on the sears outlet down on Sherman (off of Morena, near the 5/8 interchange) is a good one.
And I’m a HUGE fan of the french door fridge. We can fit ANYTHING in it. I love the efficiency of the bottom drawer freezer also.
May 10, 2009 at 10:52 PM #396250LuckyInOC
ParticipantWe bought an Amana white 25 cf sbs 12 years ago for about $1100. Moved twice and had the doors removed twice (in & out) on first 2 places. Had no problems with the ice maker or switches. I purposely bought with separate Ice/Water dispensers, so you don’t switch between ice and water, only between cubes and crushed ice. Also, simple mechanical slide switches, not those membrane pressure switches or levers.
Only minor issues: internal plastic water container doesn’t chill water to temp of refrigerator, probably too thick (under constant pressure); handles started to discolor and crack, but after 11 years of marriage, so am I.
Wife wants to remodel kitchen and compressor is starting to get noisy, so it may have a few years left, the refrigerator, not the wife…
Will probably buy a new one after the remodel, the kitchen, not the wife… although she does want a tummy tuck…
Lucky In OC
May 10, 2009 at 10:52 PM #396502LuckyInOC
ParticipantWe bought an Amana white 25 cf sbs 12 years ago for about $1100. Moved twice and had the doors removed twice (in & out) on first 2 places. Had no problems with the ice maker or switches. I purposely bought with separate Ice/Water dispensers, so you don’t switch between ice and water, only between cubes and crushed ice. Also, simple mechanical slide switches, not those membrane pressure switches or levers.
Only minor issues: internal plastic water container doesn’t chill water to temp of refrigerator, probably too thick (under constant pressure); handles started to discolor and crack, but after 11 years of marriage, so am I.
Wife wants to remodel kitchen and compressor is starting to get noisy, so it may have a few years left, the refrigerator, not the wife…
Will probably buy a new one after the remodel, the kitchen, not the wife… although she does want a tummy tuck…
Lucky In OC
May 10, 2009 at 10:52 PM #396724LuckyInOC
ParticipantWe bought an Amana white 25 cf sbs 12 years ago for about $1100. Moved twice and had the doors removed twice (in & out) on first 2 places. Had no problems with the ice maker or switches. I purposely bought with separate Ice/Water dispensers, so you don’t switch between ice and water, only between cubes and crushed ice. Also, simple mechanical slide switches, not those membrane pressure switches or levers.
Only minor issues: internal plastic water container doesn’t chill water to temp of refrigerator, probably too thick (under constant pressure); handles started to discolor and crack, but after 11 years of marriage, so am I.
Wife wants to remodel kitchen and compressor is starting to get noisy, so it may have a few years left, the refrigerator, not the wife…
Will probably buy a new one after the remodel, the kitchen, not the wife… although she does want a tummy tuck…
Lucky In OC
May 10, 2009 at 10:52 PM #396780LuckyInOC
ParticipantWe bought an Amana white 25 cf sbs 12 years ago for about $1100. Moved twice and had the doors removed twice (in & out) on first 2 places. Had no problems with the ice maker or switches. I purposely bought with separate Ice/Water dispensers, so you don’t switch between ice and water, only between cubes and crushed ice. Also, simple mechanical slide switches, not those membrane pressure switches or levers.
Only minor issues: internal plastic water container doesn’t chill water to temp of refrigerator, probably too thick (under constant pressure); handles started to discolor and crack, but after 11 years of marriage, so am I.
Wife wants to remodel kitchen and compressor is starting to get noisy, so it may have a few years left, the refrigerator, not the wife…
Will probably buy a new one after the remodel, the kitchen, not the wife… although she does want a tummy tuck…
Lucky In OC
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