Samsung's refrigeratorrs are junk
It is very easy to fix this problem permanently. Water freezes in the drain pipe, a common problem. You need to remove everything from the freezer and let it thaw out, take about a foot of bare 14 ga solid copper wire, put one end down the drain tube, and wrap the other end once around the heating element. It will never freeze again.I will add that after reading reviews of many brands I kept our old fridge just in case. It is still working, just was leaking water during defrost cycle. It was old and my wife discouraged me from "modifying" the drain setup. lol
Stay away from Samsung too.Stay away from LG. We like our Frigidaire.
I'm not going to say that I'm a cult follower, but I own a Crosley refrigerator. Before everyone jumps all over me by saying "they don't make them, they are just rebranded", yes, I know that. So is a GMC pickup.Another oddball that seems to have a small cult following is Crosley
Unless it's something like ice cream or sea food, why not cook it?Some of the frozed stuff had thawed so had to toss it.
By the time you find them they are probably already rotten?Unless it's something like ice cream or sea food, why not cook it?
Most all the media says during a power outage the food in the fridge will stay frozen for 48 hours if the door isn't open.By the time you find them they are probably already rotten?
Most of it I gave to my DIL but her kids a finiky eaters so it will likely get tossed. I cooked and ate the rest tonight and really had too much.Unless it's something like ice cream or sea food, why not cook it?
Yes, but you are dealing with a fridge that has gone bad and it may just stay at near freezing temp on and off and slowly thawing without you noticing, and then went bad by the time you find out.Most all the media says during a power outage the food in the fridge will stay frozen for 48 hours if the door isn't open.
Denso's scroll compressor AC for Prius is excellent, and inverter driven. LG can buy it but they probably don't want to or can't afford to for the price they want to sell for. I really wish people will pay for a good compressor instead of fancy features in fridge. We don't deserve the junks today.Most of it I gave to my DIL but her kids a finiky eaters so it will likely get tossed. I cooked and ate the rest tonight and really had too much.
Follow up; I called LG and because the unit is < five years old they are going to warranty the repairs and arranged for a tech come look at it on tuesday. From reading website about the LG linear compressors they are as complicated as BMW German engineering. Efficient and run fantastic until they don't. They they are very expensive to repair. Maybe Toyota should get into the refrigerator appliance business. Mitsubishi makes cars and very good HVAC units.
Cool. I don't know anyone with one. A small appliance store in my town sells them but had read mixed reviews with everything is great long lasting to "it died after three years and I can't get parts".I'm not going to say that I'm a cult follower, but I own a Crosley refrigerator. Before everyone jumps all over me by saying "they don't make them, they are just rebranded", yes, I know that. So is a GMC pickup.
I bought my Crosley because my mailing address town (population ~600), has a mom-and-pop store that sells them and I wanted to give them a little business. They also have a 10 year standard warranty on the compressor without paying for an extra protection plan. I went in and asked for them to take $100 off and they agreed.
My refrigerator is a side-by-side with a water and ice dispenser on the door, but is mostly no frills. It's probably not the most energy efficient model on the market, but it seemed like all the other places selling refrigerators at the time didn't have anything that I wanted for a good price. I think I've had mine about 8 years now and the repair man hasn't been to my house yet. Knock on wood....