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Originally Posted by PorscheGAL
I have nothing against repairing an appliance and have done repairs on occasion but this fridge is 24 years old. Why not just buy a new more efficient model? Sure coolant is cheaper but how much time will you do research and what happens if that isn't the problem?
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Read the reviews on new refrigerators. It is really easy to spend $2,000 or more, and have a fridge that requires a $50 water filter every 3 months, and than the fridge dies completely in 5 years or less.
The energy efficiency of continuing to use a 24 year old unit is way outweighed by the cost of the new systems on the market.
Name a fridge made now that is made with real quality in mind, and will last 20+ years.