Superbuick96
Site Donor 2023
So I have a couple year old portable LG air conditioner, it of course quit working properly just after warranty . Anyway, it blows cold initially but no longer evaporates the collected condensation, and after awhile it stops blowing cold air, but blows barley cool air. I had to buy a new GE unit towards the end of summer, but I didn't want to just throw away the LG if there is a easy fix. I'm avoiding calling a appliance repair company, as it probably wouldn't be worth it after paying labor.
Off the topic here a bit but one time I had a appliance repair guy over to fix my older Kenmore washer, and he said most new appliances are made to be disposable, and to hold on to older appliances. Like most of my stuff I bought in 2006 when I bought my house. There has been a drop off in long term relaibilty even from that time according to this repair man. He said its definitely worth fixing up older appliences. This dude seemed really honest, he wasnt just trying to hook me for future buisness, as he said he wasnt sure how much longer he was even going to be able to stay in business when everything is made to be disposable anymore.
Off the topic here a bit but one time I had a appliance repair guy over to fix my older Kenmore washer, and he said most new appliances are made to be disposable, and to hold on to older appliances. Like most of my stuff I bought in 2006 when I bought my house. There has been a drop off in long term relaibilty even from that time according to this repair man. He said its definitely worth fixing up older appliences. This dude seemed really honest, he wasnt just trying to hook me for future buisness, as he said he wasnt sure how much longer he was even going to be able to stay in business when everything is made to be disposable anymore.