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To: Robert DeLong

“Another problem with these so-called smart refrigerators are that electrical storms can wipe them out by frying the electronics when power surges occur. Same goes for microwave or regular ovens.”

So, what are you supposed to do? Throw the breaker when there’s an electrical storm? Because I sure as hell can’t move the damned thing away from the wall to unplug. How many of these LG parts are actually “made in China”, I wonder. It’s always a tradeoff....price and affordability vs. quality and reliability. I’d rather pay more for a brand name like Frigidaire or Whirlpool, and even then you have to worry about those ‘components’ that are farmed out.

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73 posted on 03/18/2024 8:37:43 AM PDT by Danie_2023 (n)
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To: Danie_2023

I have gotten surge protectors for all of these appliances as a result.


78 posted on 03/18/2024 8:45:53 AM PDT by Robert DeLong
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