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Is it better to repair an old refrigerator in my RV or buy a new one?

asked by M568460 (42)

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It would be better to repair your old one. It shouln't cost much money unless it is really damaged. Also If you buy an all new one then you hsve to haul it to your RV, pull the other one out, install the new one, and make sure it works and well.

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posted by Mike11 (55)
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The old refrigerator can be repaired the new ones nowadays are not worthwhile and they work for a short duration compared to the materials in the older one. So it is sufficient when a reliable person is their and repairs it well then it is well and good.

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posted by Rajesh (321)
6 votes

In these days of energy efficiency and recession driven sales, the cost and performance of a new fridge indicate a good time to replace.

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It would be better to buy a new one because the new refrigerators will be having better technology and will be more efficient.

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posted by George35 (11)
5 votes

Unless you have a name brand refrigerator with a good service warranty, it is better to get a new one.

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posted by scott63 (122)
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sometimes it is better to replace the unit. the new units have better technology and longer lasting parts on them.

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posted by bb (345)
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