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jaytc2003 23 March 2008 06:06 PM

anyone recommend an american style fridge freezer
 
as ab ove, seal has gone on the door of our indesit (only 3 years old) so instead of looking for a replacement seal (assumng available) we are looking at a new fridge instead, typically an american style jobbie with water dispenser.

Anyone any ideas of a decent one upto about £700 ?

Cheers

Jaybird-UK 23 March 2008 06:23 PM

Samsung RS21WASM2 £499

Ours is great :thumb:

Jaybird-UK 23 March 2008 06:26 PM

just seen on Dixons free delivery and enter code "AW10" to get another £10 off, £60 saving on empire direct :)

SAMSUNG RS21WCNS SILVER 20.1 cu ft Frost Free Food Centre

TopBanana 23 March 2008 06:33 PM

No I can't. If you look at the usable space inside them, they're not a patch on two individual upright units.

jods 23 March 2008 06:55 PM

MAYTAG SOV626ZB 25.3 CU.FT GROSS CAPACITY ZIGZAG STAINLESS STEEL USA FRIDGE FREEZER from Kitchen Science

A bit over your budget but I can recommend these bad boys.

Odds on 23 March 2008 07:29 PM

I've got a Samsung. Can't fault it. :thumb:











In true 'impulse buy' mode, I did pay a little more than your budget though. :rolleyes:

jaytc2003 23 March 2008 09:10 PM


Originally Posted by Jaybird-UK (Post 7754297)
Samsung RS21WASM2 £499

Ours is great :thumb:

thats the badger ive been looking at, didnt realise samsung did fridges but there are loads of them and lg :eek2:

jaytc2003 23 March 2008 09:11 PM


Originally Posted by TopBanana (Post 7754311)
No I can't. If you look at the usable space inside them, they're not a patch on two individual upright units.

:razz:












thanks anyway for taking time to look over this thread :lol1:

jaytc2003 23 March 2008 09:16 PM

Samsung RSH1DBBP F/Freezer American 19.01cf Frost Free | EmpireDirect.co.uk Electrical Appliances

like the looks of this one

jaytc2003 23 March 2008 09:18 PM


Originally Posted by jods (Post 7754347)

a bit over budget :freak3: try nearly 3 times

could buy and old classic for that :lol1:

PaulC72 23 March 2008 09:34 PM


Originally Posted by jods (Post 7754347)

Christ, for that I would want it too wash up as well LOL.

Jer 23 March 2008 10:54 PM

I have a Samsung and it's utter ****e, even the repair guys who come out every few months say they are. Known fan fault which ices up, sensors fail all the time and the ice maker has stopped working. Don't do it.

jaytc2003 23 March 2008 10:56 PM


Originally Posted by Jer (Post 7755010)
I have a Samsung and it's utter ****e, even the repair guys who come out every few months say they are. Known fan fault which ices up, sensors fail all the time and the ice maker has stopped working. Don't do it.

bugger, looks like more searching then. I was surprised when I looked how many samsung models there were, thought they would be decent as they are with most other things :confused:

Jer 23 March 2008 10:56 PM

Forgot to say if you do get one make sure you pay for the extended warrenty. I did after it was up for renewal.

jaytc2003 23 March 2008 10:58 PM

fridge I have now is only just over 3 years old, and the seals have gone already. Thats an indesit (spelling?) but dont know the model no

Kieran_Burns 24 March 2008 11:58 AM

If you are going to get one - DON'T get one with the cold water dispenser - we were lucky in that we talked to the honest salesman in the shop (Comet - Derby) who said the Samsung FF are good but the dispenser breaks all the time.

(this was the guy who beat the crap out of a Miele washing machine with a pound coin to show how tough they were... in the shop.)

Jaybird-UK 24 March 2008 10:52 PM


Originally Posted by Jer (Post 7755010)
I have a Samsung and it's utter ****e, even the repair guys who come out every few months say they are. Known fan fault which ices up, sensors fail all the time and the ice maker has stopped working. Don't do it.

had faultless service from our Samsung for years and IMO well made.

salsa-king 24 March 2008 10:56 PM


Originally Posted by Jaybird-UK (Post 7754297)
Samsung RS21WASM2 £499

Ours is great :thumb:



we got the same.. but £449 at CURRYS, take the extended warranty they give you 10% off.. then two days later cancel the extended warranty. ring HSBC (if you have premier account) and get two years free warranty with them :) winner

alistair 25 March 2008 11:32 PM

Spend the money ona Maytag or General Electric :)

Otherwise get an extended warranty.....

alistair 25 March 2008 11:34 PM


Originally Posted by TopBanana (Post 7754311)
No I can't. If you look at the usable space inside them, they're not a patch on two individual upright units.

Not surprising really because they are not as wide.....

Most American style units are 900mm wide - two uprights would be 1200mm.

fitzscoob 26 March 2008 09:18 AM


Originally Posted by jaytc2003 (Post 7755023)
fridge I have now is only just over 3 years old, and the seals have gone already. Thats an indesit (spelling?) but dont know the model no

I have one of the samsung ones in my factory. I kept it when we split and sold the house. Needs a new water filter, standard replacements.

I owned it for about a year before things went south with her no longer in doors.

If you are interested in it I am supposed to be selling the thing, pm me for details it will need collection, I'm in Hertfordshire.

I'll be off for a few days coming up as moving into a little pad of my own and dont have room for this fridge.

Otherwise, I have to say it was my single most favourite purchase for the house. Loads of room on the inside. I could fit a crate of carlsberg on the top shelf with space to spare, leaving her loads of room for the food bits elsewhere.

TopBanana 26 March 2008 09:25 AM


Originally Posted by alistair (Post 7760327)
Not surprising really because they are not as wide.....

Most American style units are 900mm wide - two uprights would be 1200mm.

What is surprising is that they cost about the same.

Diesel 26 March 2008 01:13 PM


Originally Posted by alistair (Post 7760327)
Not surprising really because they are not as wide.....

Most American style units are 900mm wide - two uprights would be 1200mm.

Think what he is implying is that they are less capacious than they look. I thought that looking at a relative's one - thought it would hold more given its size. Bit of a reverse Tardis really ;)

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Apparition 26 March 2008 01:24 PM

We've had a Daewoo DD7098 For about 3 years now and it's very reliable and has enough space for what we use. The water dispenser also does ice cubes and crushed ice.:thumb:

The filters for the water last a good long while and it goes into hibernation at night (runs quietly).

We got it from Curry's and at the time it was reduced by a good £200.
Yve

Ms Gooner 1 26 March 2008 01:56 PM

I used to work for Appliance Care who serviced Bosche, Neff, Siemans and Gaggenau - the Gaggy FF's had all the mod-cons - quite pricey, but were among the first to have the ice maker and water dispenser :thumb:


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