Is there much difference between a high and low price fridge-freezer?
Nathaniel_Essex
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Current one is on the way out (freezer has stopped working and fridge is slowly getting warmer) and we are looking to get a replacement integrated unit asap (54cm wide). Looking on John Lewis, there seems to be a big difference in price between units of this size, with the cheapest being £290 and the post expensive near £900. They all have similar space, energy rating etc.
Any advice?
Any advice?
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Can you not get the thermostat replaced and fridge regassed?0
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Nathaniel_Essex wrote: »Current one is on the way out (freezer has stopped working and fridge is slowly getting warmer) and we are looking to get a replacement integrated unit asap (54cm wide). Looking on John Lewis, there seems to be a big difference in price between units of this size, with the cheapest being £290 and the post expensive near £900. They all have similar space, energy rating etc.
Any advice?
Most fridges unless you want gimmicks and to pay for a item that wont make the extra outlay back in its lifetime all work much the same There are lots of wholesalers /retailers around cheaper than john lewis ? https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/deals/outlets0 -
Can you not get the thermostat replaced and fridge regassed?brightontraveller wrote: »Most fridges unless you want gimmicks and to pay for a item that wont make the extra outlay back in its lifetime all work much the same There are lots of wholesalers /retailers around cheaper than john lewis ? https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/deals/outlets
John Lewis for the customer service really. It's not really the money I am too worried about, just whether it's worth paying extra.0 -
Nathaniel_Essex wrote: »Thanks for the reply but can you elaborate? Have no idea was re-gassing a fridge entails.
John Lewis for the customer service really. It's not really the money I am too worried about, just whether it's worth paying extra.
Re-gassing is getting the refridgerant topped up, naturally this would be performed by a specialist plus the thermostat and compressor checks, it maybe all a low cost fix rather than splashing out on a new unit, unless of course you just fancy some retail therapy (and there's nothing wrong with that).0
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