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hunter

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9. We had an old Kenmore refrigerator about that old.

Reply to Auggie (Reply #7)

Wed May 25, 2022, 01:11 PM

May 2022

The last time it failed the new part required to fix it would have cost me around eighty dollars.

I would have fixed it but all the internal plastic was brittle and cracked and hadn't stood up well to rough treatment by our children. That stuff wasn't replaceable. It was held together with wire and hot glue.

My wife chose to get a new refrigerator.

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