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post 1690369073 09-20-2023, 09:28 AM
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About to buy an $8k refridgerator

The giant built-in refridgerator at the new home I'm buying is broken. It's a $10k fridge. Lame.

Found a good deal on a similar one for $8k. Hold me. Spending like $170k this month lol
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post 1690369223 09-20-2023, 09:30 AM
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I need a new fridge but I've been hearing all the new chit on the market doesn't last at all.

Fuarkkkk, you getting a subzero
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post 1690369323 09-20-2023, 09:33 AM
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Originally Posted By cobhc
I need a new fridge but I've been hearing all the new chit on the market doesn't last at all.

Fuarkkkk, you getting a subzero
Subzero is the chit.

I bought a 3k Samsung fridge that turned out to be a barge anchor. Never buy Samsung appliances, they’ll fix it during the warranty but when it’s up they basically tell you to fukk off.
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post 1690369393 09-20-2023, 09:34 AM
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Originally Posted By cobhc
I need a new fridge but I've been hearing all the new chit on the market doesn't last at all.

Fuarkkkk, you getting a subzero
It's actually an LG.
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post 1690369423 09-20-2023, 09:34 AM
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post 1690369603 09-20-2023, 09:37 AM
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post 1690369683 09-20-2023, 09:39 AM
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Originally Posted By Redfish225
Subzero is the chit.

I bought a 3k Samsung fridge that turned out to be a barge anchor. Never buy Samsung appliances, they’ll fix it during the warranty but when it’s up they basically tell you to fukk off.
Agreed

Mine legit is still going strong after like a decade, I just need more space.
Originally Posted By Lefticle
It's actually an LG.
Never tried one but their TVs are GOAT

Like Redfish said, Samsungs are the ones I hear the worst reviews about.
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post 1690369693 09-20-2023, 09:39 AM
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in the middle of a remodel - the gf wanted the wifi enabled see through door bs

got a side by side Whirlpool - wanted to upgrade to the Maytag but they didn't have the matching chit available
post 1690370173 09-20-2023, 09:46 AM
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Originally Posted By cobhc
Agreed

Mine legit is still going strong after like a decade, I just need more space.



Never tried one but their TVs are GOAT

Like Redfish said, Samsungs are the ones I hear the worst reviews about.
Boyo, in my childhood home, the old upright freezer from the 80s is still going. It's like 40+ years old, never failed, stuffed to the brim with frozen foods.
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post 1690370333 09-20-2023, 09:48 AM
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Originally Posted By lightsarefallin
Boyo, in my childhood home, the old upright freezer from the 80s is still going. It's like 40+ years old, never failed, stuffed to the brim with frozen foods.
Yeah, all the new chit sucks angus and is designed to fail in like 3 years.
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post 1690370573 09-20-2023, 09:54 AM
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Damn that's a lot of money for a basic appliance. I have the Samsung with the tablet in it. I know Samsung's are so-so, but it's 6 years old and going good. The tablet mogs too.
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Originally Posted By Redfish225
Subzero is the chit.

I bought a 3k Samsung fridge that turned out to be a barge anchor. Never buy Samsung appliances, they’ll fix it during the warranty but when it’s up they basically tell you to fukk off.
I too learned this lesson the hard way in my first house
post 1690370833 09-20-2023, 09:58 AM
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Originally Posted By Cleveland33
in the middle of a remodel - the gf wanted the wifi enabled see through door bs

got a side by side Whirlpool - wanted to upgrade to the Maytag but they didn't have the matching chit available
FYI. Whirlpool owns Maytag. Has Whirlpool influenced their design?? Prolly.



As far as Samsung...mine is still marching along after about a decade. Icemaker doesn't work. Never did work well. Known problem that Samsung never addressed.


So yeah, avoid these things.
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post 1690370893 09-20-2023, 09:59 AM
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Step 1 to buying an $8k refrigerator; spell refrigerator properly.
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post 1690370923 09-20-2023, 09:59 AM
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Originally Posted By Chowboy
FYI. Whirlpool owns Maytag. Has Whirlpool influenced their design?? Prolly.
I am aware - I used to work for Whirlpool.

Everything starts at Maytag as that is the high end brand and flows down to Whirlpool and later Amana. Wasn't worth the wait time and we got the most basic side by side except for the water dispenser
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Originally Posted By Lefticle
It's actually an LG.
Lmao, they have THE highest compressor rate failure of any brand out there, there's a reason the first one is toast.

Buy anything from LG you want, just not a fridge. SRS
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post 1690371473 09-20-2023, 10:08 AM
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Originally Posted By cobhc
Yeah, all the new chit sucks angus and is designed to fail in like 3 years.
Yup. And even if the mechanics of the machine are sound and made here, given that everything has an electronic component, and those are made cheaply in Asia, it's still a ticking time bomb.
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Originally Posted By Cleveland33
I am aware - I used to work for Whirlpool.

Everything starts at Maytag as that is the high end brand and flows down to Whirlpool and later Amana. Wasn't worth the wait time and we got the most basic side by side except for the water dispenser
Interesting. Let me ask you sumthin. I've theorized that the unreliability of the modern refer is driven primarily by the push towards hyper-efficiency.


That, and all the abuse it receives on the way to your door. LOL
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post 1690371793 09-20-2023, 10:14 AM
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Spent like $800 on my Frigidaire 5 years ago and it's great.

Never get a fridge with an ice maker, all that smart bs, etc. It's just more chit that will break
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Originally Posted By Chowboy
Interesting. Let me ask you sumthin. I've theorized that the unreliability of the modern refer is driven primarily by the push towards hyper-efficiency.


That, and all the abuse it receives on the way to your door. LOL
not sure on the fridges

they used to show us the most popular models by retail and then the most popular models employees purchased - there were virtually zero employee purchases of front loading washers - engineering was telling everyone
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Originally Posted By John
Spent like $800 on my Frigidaire 5 years ago and it's great.

Never get a fridge with an ice maker, all that smart bs, etc. It's just more chit that will break
This. Until they start giving BJ's Ill stick with a power cord and an indicator light.
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Originally Posted By naich
This. Until they start giving BJ's Ill stick with a power cord and an indicator light.
ice maker and water line is my limit of advancements - can't imagine spending over $2k for something to keep food cold
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Isn’t Viking one of those top tier wealthy appliances? The double door built in massive fridges you see hiding behind cabinets in rich homes?
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So i had an appliance tech come over for 2 jobs( the honest type tech) and he told me that they all have a planned expiration date + or -.
He advised that your grandma's 40 year old maytag was not profitable for the companies, so they all coluded and you get at the most 7 years or parts are not available.
The GE dryers computer (400 bucks) died on an 800 dollar dryer so it lasted 6.5 years.
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Originally Posted By x-trainer
So i had an appliance tech come over for 2 jobs( the honest type tech) and he told me that they all have a planned expiration date + or -.
He advised that your grandma's 40 year old maytag was not profitable for the companies, so they all coluded and you get at the most 7 years or parts are not available.
The GE dryers computer (400 bucks) died on an 800 dollar dryer so it lasted 6.5 years.
I have a 40 year old washing machine that I still get parts for.
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Pretty sure you are doing your build in wrong.

My inlaws have had several and the only mechanical part is a stand alone commercial compressor. The walk in fridge they have just has a special type of sheetrock and isolation.
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Originally Posted By Cleveland33
I have a 40 year old washing machine that I still get parts for.
that makes you a unique snowflake and not the norm for most appliance consumers
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Originally Posted By x-trainer
that makes you a unique snowflake and not the norm for most appliance consumers
unlikely - there are tons of aftermarket parts manufacturers. You just can't get OEM after a time period
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You could spend $8k on a lot of other more useful things - like a pizza oven for example.
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Originally Posted By John
Spent like $800 on my Frigidaire 5 years ago and it's great.

Never get a fridge with an ice maker, all that smart bs, etc. It's just more chit that will break
this but people like OP are like the ol'meme

fools and their money are easily parted
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