Our OLD 15 cu ft CHEST freezer bought in 1963 is still going strong
(knock on wood) However our NEWER
one bought less than 3 yrs ago gave up the GHOST and cost us MUCHO in
losses of meat! I should have read the LABLE inside the door ( on left
facing same) It has a BIG SIGN saying "ELECTROLUX",,,(frigidaire in
small letters below same)
My first wife ( now dead of a birth defect) and I bought an Electrolux
sweepr in 1959...and it lasted barely 3 yrs before burning out! The
tradirion seems to be repeatable NOW with its NEW acquisition of
FRIGIDAIRE that used to last about 40 to 50 yrs. Beware the NEW
products...especially the side by side with water works yet! Their
warrantee is ONLY ONE LOUSY YEAR!!! It used to be 5 and 10. That's over
1000 dollars down the toilet for the NEW GENERATION!!!
Your choice folks..as for ME??? NEVER NEVER again..FIGIDAIRE is NOW a
NON EXISTENT piece of [censored] as far as I'm concerned! I may try a
G-E...but it too has ONLY 1 yr warrantee...why??? B-0b1
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B-Ob1 <[email hidden]> wrote in news:[email hidden]:
Quoted message said:
Our OLD 15 cu ft CHEST freezer bought in 1963 is still going strong
(knock on wood) However our NEWER
one bought less than 3 yrs ago gave up the GHOST and cost us MUCHO in
losses of meat! I should have read the LABLE inside the door ( on left
facing same) It has a BIG SIGN saying "ELECTROLUX",,,(frigidaire in
small letters below same)
My first wife ( now dead of a birth defect) and I bought an Electrolux
sweepr in 1959...and it lasted barely 3 yrs before burning out! The
tradirion seems to be repeatable NOW with its NEW acquisition of
FRIGIDAIRE that used to last about 40 to 50 yrs. Beware the NEW
products...especially the side by side with water works yet! Their
warrantee is ONLY ONE LOUSY YEAR!!! It used to be 5 and 10. That's over
1000 dollars down the toilet for the NEW GENERATION!!!
Your choice folks..as for ME??? NEVER NEVER again..FIGIDAIRE is NOW a
NON EXISTENT piece of [censored] as far as I'm concerned! I may try a
G-E...but it too has ONLY 1 yr warrantee...why??? B-0b1I have Frigidaire stuff that is lasting just fine. Sorry you had a lemon.
Why don't you find out why the applicance you had quit and get it fixed?r
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Nothing beats the bandwidth of a station wagon filled with DLT tapes. -
Probably made in the times when things were designed to be robust and not
break down.
Least you got your moneys worth and a long bathtub curve.
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news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
Our OLD 15 cu ft CHEST freezer bought in 1963 is still going strong
(knock on wood) However our NEWER
one bought less than 3 yrs ago gave up the GHOST and cost us MUCHO in
losses of meat! I should have read the LABLE inside the door ( on left
facing same) It has a BIG SIGN saying "ELECTROLUX",,,(frigidaire in
small letters below same)
My first wife ( now dead of a birth defect) and I bought an Electrolux
sweepr in 1959...and it lasted barely 3 yrs before burning out! The
tradirion seems to be repeatable NOW with its NEW acquisition of
FRIGIDAIRE that used to last about 40 to 50 yrs. Beware the NEW
products...especially the side by side with water works yet! Their
warrantee is ONLY ONE LOUSY YEAR!!! It used to be 5 and 10. That's over
1000 dollars down the toilet for the NEW GENERATION!!!
Your choice folks..as for ME??? NEVER NEVER again..FIGIDAIRE is NOW a
NON EXISTENT piece of [censored] as far as I'm concerned! I may try a
G-E...but it too has ONLY 1 yr warrantee...why??? B-0b1
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