Buying New Fridge?

@TexChik I have a 1958 Frigidaire in the basement. It still works like the day it rolled off the assembly line. I don't use it because of the frost build up in the freezer and the amount of electricity it uses but when I plug it in it gets cold.

@Powderflask yeah but I was looking for black (they should have black!) And all they had was stainless steel.

@SW-User I get it! As far as TVs the guy said Samsung was best if you need repairs b/c the parts are cheap and easy to get, but honestly after the way my Samsung was made- I’d rather buy another brand and if I have to another cheaper one. What I paid for the repair I could’ve bought a cheap one the same size. Then the same issue happened and it later came out it was Samsung’s fault and I missed out on the refund for repairs b/c they didn’t like the repair receipt I had was hand written on a business printed receipt pad. It was a real receipt pad, but they told me I needed a computerized one and I was livid. This was long ago when LCD’s were kinda new. I paid close to 3,000 for a tv I had to repair 2xs. Luckily the second I googled how to do it and instructed someone b/c I didn’t wanna attempt the soldering part 🤣

@MellyMel22 My Samsung TV lasted a few years, then the LED reflectors starting failing and dropping. There are now 8 white brite spots on my TV. It reminds me of that game "Connect Four" when they drop.

@SW-User That’s too funny, but I’d be mad. My Samsung needed stronger capacitors and Samsung was well aware.