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Model Number: CTX14CYXKRAD Brand: GE Age: More than 10 years
17 year old GE fridge.
fan motor in the fridge has gone bad. (replaced 3 years ago too.) $75 parts/shipping. New fridge $450 in HI. apt has common area electricity so elec. usage/savings not a big factor. Repair or Replace? Any rule of thumb? Thank you. Ads By Google Related Models |
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If the unit is in good shape then I would repair it.
New units will not last as long as the older ones. Also new units usually have electronics in them so it is a good idea to plug the unit into a surge protector.
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