Did Not Need This!

[markiver54]

Mine, is a small 2br 1ba house. My laundry facility is a stack unit in the coat closet dedicated to laundry now.
Had a appliance guy out today, because I was getting water on the floor. Found out that fixing it would cost almost as much as a new unit.
Sooo, tomorrow, I will be out looking and ordering a new stack unit to the tune of about $1400.00.
NOT a happy camper at the moment! The bad one is only about 5yrs old. Seems Ya just can't find quality merchandise anymore.

[BigAl52]

What is the brand of the failing unit

[markiver54]

GE

[Vaquero]

Mark, they just don't make stuff to last like they used to.
Sorry about the misfortune, good luck finding a replacement.

RP

[markiver54]

Thanks Bud!
Can think of a whole lot of things $1400.00 + that I need/want right now, other than this!

[Vaquero]

I hear ya. That would buy a really nice new firearm if you so desired.

RP

[markiver54]

I hear ya. That would buy a really nice new firearm if you so desired.

RP

Yup...workn' on an AR build right now. Only at the beginning. Have yet to select an upper.

[markiver54]

Spent $112.00 today, just to be told it wasn't worth fixn'

[Vaquero]

I hear ya. That would buy a really nice new firearm if you so desired.

RP

Yup...workn' on an AR build right now. Only at the beginning. Have yet to select an upper.

On my last I just stayed with the 223/556, as I already had dies and brass.
Not really interested in loading another caliber.
I know your not a reloader, but then it's still another cal. to try and find ammo for.
Good luck in the venture.

RP

[markiver54]

I hear ya. That would buy a really nice new firearm if you so desired.

RP

Yup...workn' on an AR build right now. Only at the beginning. Have yet to select an upper.

On my last I just stayed with the 223/556, as I already had dies and brass.
Not really interested in loading another caliber.
I know your not a reloader, but then it's still another cal. to try and find ammo for.
Good luck in the venture.

RP

Thanks again Randy. That's kinda what I was looking at.
I know...wrong thread, but, I'm probably gonna do a shot of Snake Oil soon and go to bed. Been a mentally taxing day!!
Add the other half, and you would understand even clearer.

[Cowboy Gun Fan]

Stacks can be expensive. If there is any way you could go with separate units, go for it, but I understand when there is limited space. So far, so good. I've been buying Whirlpool for decades. We get great use out of them and so far I've been able to fix each one myself, although they seldom fail.

[markiver54]

Stacks can be expensive. If there is any way you could go with separate units, go for it, but I understand when there is limited space. So far, so good. I've been buying Whirlpool for decades. We get great use out of them and so far I've been able to fix each one myself, although they seldom fail.

Thanks CGF. yes, space is very limited, so, I have to go with the stack unit...unfortunately.
The tech today DID recommend Whirlpool, however, after a brief search online; capacity/size might be an issue with the Whirlpool.
I had a GE once before with no issues. Might get another because I like the size and I'm familiar with it's functions.
This time though, I would pay for the extended warranty, ( which I never do on anything cause I think it's a rip off ), but maybe not in this case.
Appreciate your input!

[Hatchdog]

^^^^^^

We bought all new appliances for the kitchen and laundry in 2016. My wife agreed to an extended warranty while I was not in earshot and when she told me it was $1300.00 I was not too happy. The salesman told me that after the five years were gone any balance from the $1300.00 would be a store credit for us. That helped somewhat. Fast forward to today, shortly after the factory one year warranty expired we had the dryer, microwave and fridge repaired to the tune of way over the original $1300.00 paid for the extended warranty. Fridge and micro are Frigidaire Professional series and the dryer is a Samsung. Fridge has had several ice maker problems and the last repair the tech completely replaced the entire ice maker. No problem since. Micro had to have the door replaced that contains all the brains for it. Can’t remember the dryer problem but something had to be replaced. My wife has had the opportunity to give me the ole’ “told you so” many times....... extended warranty expired in March of this year so hang on baby....

[beaverislander]

My wife has had the opportunity to give me the ole’ “told you so” many times....... extended warranty expired in March of this year so hang on baby....

Don't ya hate when that happens?

[RanchRoper]

Yup. Our dryer just croaked. 3 yrs old. Told the wife a clothesline will last forever and is energy efficient.

[Ernie]

Yup. Our dryer just croaked. 3 yrs old. Told the wife a clothesline will last forever and is energy efficient.

Just have to carry a big stick to break off the ice in the winter.

[GFK]

I can understand. Had to replace a washer, a few years back. After a couple of years, it would not drain. Looked online and called a serviceman, and placed a service call with the manufacturer. Come to find drain line clogged with hairpins. Cancelled the service call. Cleared the line and things have been okay. The serviceman that I called gave some guidance. I was not able to thank him though. I think he moved on.

[markiver54]

Yup. Our dryer just croaked. 3 yrs old. Told the wife a clothesline will last forever and is energy efficient.

Aint that the truth!!
Just spent over $1500.00 today.... OUCH!!

[Cowboy Gun Fan]

Actually a Clothesline works great, lol.

We have both. Not only saves Electricity, but keeps wear and tear off the Dryer. When the Washer finally quit after about 12-15 years, the Dryer was still fine, but we switched both anyway. Where they are located is a real pain to get at.

[JEBar]

My wife has had the opportunity to give me the ole’ “told you so” many times

understood ... we never used to consider extended warranties but with the way they build'um today, that has change in the last few years ....