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^ This is the kernel. Consumers see some failures. Service-people see all failures, over a statistically-valid popupation size. Be Glassdoor for repair servic
by ethbr0 5y ago
^ This is the kernel.
Consumers see some failures. Service-people see all failures, over a statistically-valid popupation size.
Be Glassdoor for repair service-professionals. And get the legal shielding / anonymity right.
It consistently amazes me how much undocumented knowledge those folks have. "These model Kenmore switches go bad all the time." "The CV joints on these years leak." If you want the real story, find the person repairing the thing all day, every day.
- hedora 5y agoAppliance manufacturers in the US have done a lot to combat this in recent years. They bought up many of the US brands, and rotate which ones are garbage so that they can continuously trap unwary customers. Here’s a handy table, to help you avoid the manufacturer of whatever piece of junk you just sent to the landfill: http://www.appliance411.com/purchase/make.shtml http://www.appliance411.com/purchase/make.shtml I just assume the oval "made in america" sticker with the US flag on it implies the item is from that cartel, and is therefore garbage. (Many made in America appliances do not have it!) After that, I double check the list.