I think my refrigerator is failing. Should I just buy and new one and hope the landlord reimbursed me?

It’s been fixed several times already and today all of my food in the fridge was just cool.
My freezer food was still frozen but I don’t want it to thaw and refreeze if it should fail too.

(The fridge came with the apartment and is actually pretty old)

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Threepio

Ask an expert:

http://www.central.coop/content/kens-weekly-e-tip-it-time-replace-my-refrigerator

Personally, I would buy a reefer that you would want to take to your next home and tell the landlord to just remove the defective one. Make sure you take pics of them removing the reefer.

KaysHealingPath · 36-40, F

@Threepio My next house will be a property we’re going to flip so we won’t move into it immediately.
Which leads me to my actual dream house will have a refrigerator built in, I’m not spending that kinda money on a fridge for this place.

I’d go for standard and well priced