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Jeff is correct but I will add this, many of them are actually very reliable. Parts are readily available, for Sub Zero as an example. I am not sure about the smaller cities or towns, but around here, they are plenty. We pulled out more then our fair share of sub zeros in some of the homes we worked on. After 20-25 years, they still works. Pop in a new one and never heard form them again for a long time. Like any mechanical or electrical items, somethings go wrong at times. I bet there are more Maytag, Frigidaire or other common appliance brands that have been repaired then a sub zero or wolf unit. People suck it up, buy another or repair them without making much noise about it.
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