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<p>[QUOTE="ola402, post: 868297, member: 182"]The End of the Fridge Journey . . . Best Buy delivered a new Whirlpool yesterday. Hope I have better luck than SBSVC. It was supposed to come Friday, but I postponed it because my owner's manual on the LG said the Compressor was warranted by the Manuf. for 10 years. </p><p><br /></p><p>However, had to call Sears (who is still operating their appliance repair service). Talked to a rep named Diego, explained everything and he set up an appointment for the following Saturday. Guess what? They never showed up!! Called Sears again and the woman had no explanation, just that there was no apptment in their system. I was hoping they could repair the compressor under warranty and then I wouldn't need a new fridge. </p><p><br /></p><p>At that point hubby was beyond livid so we decided to take delivery on the new refrigerator. So . . . I am out the cost of a new fridge, ALL of the food in the fridge, and I had to pay $400 more to get this new one, because the Whirlpool I really wanted wasn't available until September. The new LGs were on sale but I just couldn't pull the trigger on one. And they are all "wi-fi enabled" etc. One even has a tablet built into the door (that should last what, about a year?). </p><p><br /></p><p>I feel like a target, a mark, a victim of some scheme to suck all the money these people can get out of me. As a consumer, I really want to fight back but don't know how. Major appliances should last longer than 8 years. Yet, the whole industry seems to be taking the incredibly short system life as just the way it is. </p><p><br /></p><p>The whole thing was incredibly stressful and I'm glad it's finally over. (End of Whine) </p><p><br /></p><p>PS - Hubby felt obligated to tip the trashman due to the incredibly foul odor emanating from the can. He tossed it, including the can, in a few seconds and was happy for the tip. The can stunk so bad that we had to keep it outside for a couple of days (odor in garage was seeping into house). Hubs had multiple strategies for keeping away the critters.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="ola402, post: 868297, member: 182"]The End of the Fridge Journey . . . Best Buy delivered a new Whirlpool yesterday. Hope I have better luck than SBSVC. It was supposed to come Friday, but I postponed it because my owner's manual on the LG said the Compressor was warranted by the Manuf. for 10 years. However, had to call Sears (who is still operating their appliance repair service). Talked to a rep named Diego, explained everything and he set up an appointment for the following Saturday. Guess what? They never showed up!! Called Sears again and the woman had no explanation, just that there was no apptment in their system. I was hoping they could repair the compressor under warranty and then I wouldn't need a new fridge. At that point hubby was beyond livid so we decided to take delivery on the new refrigerator. So . . . I am out the cost of a new fridge, ALL of the food in the fridge, and I had to pay $400 more to get this new one, because the Whirlpool I really wanted wasn't available until September. The new LGs were on sale but I just couldn't pull the trigger on one. And they are all "wi-fi enabled" etc. One even has a tablet built into the door (that should last what, about a year?). I feel like a target, a mark, a victim of some scheme to suck all the money these people can get out of me. As a consumer, I really want to fight back but don't know how. Major appliances should last longer than 8 years. Yet, the whole industry seems to be taking the incredibly short system life as just the way it is. The whole thing was incredibly stressful and I'm glad it's finally over. (End of Whine) PS - Hubby felt obligated to tip the trashman due to the incredibly foul odor emanating from the can. He tossed it, including the can, in a few seconds and was happy for the tip. The can stunk so bad that we had to keep it outside for a couple of days (odor in garage was seeping into house). Hubs had multiple strategies for keeping away the critters.[/QUOTE]
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