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Having everything in one unit is a recipe for a single point of failure disaster. Because it's Samsung, don't expect any of the parts to be interchangeable. On
by 1970-01-01 9mo ago
Having everything in one unit is a recipe for a single point of failure disaster. Because it's Samsung, don't expect any of the parts to be interchangeable. One unlucky lightning strike and you're forced to rebuy and reinstall another of their all-in-one units or wait without heat and AC for a week for the parts to maybe arrive undamaged.
- dessimus 9mo agoNot to mention Samsung's reputation with regards to its other large household appliances, like refrigerators and laundry machines. There are a significant number of posts regarding failed attempts at getting parts and service, leading to consumers having to purchase replacements much sooner than many would expect.
- c_o_n_v_e_x 9mo ago>Having everything in one unit is a recipe for a single point of failure disaster. They're optimizing for something other than resilience.
- dzhiurgis 9mo agoSamsung is not the first one here. All in one have been around for years in Eastern Europe. IDK if this new but in summer cooling house while producing hot water for showers is essentially free real estate