Costco Wholesale has for its
Members:
Samsung 28 cu. ft. Large Capacity 3-Door French Door Refrigerator (RF28T5001SR) on sale for
$999.99.
Delivery, Installation & Haul Away is free.
Thanks community member
MauiCat for sharing this deal
Note: You must be an active Costco Member and signed into your account to view sale price and purchase.
Features:
- Large Capacity - Fit More Inside with a 10% Larger Capacity * When Compared to Samsung 3-Door Model RF260BEAE with 25.5 cu. ft. Capacity.
- Modern Design - Clean Lines and Modern Form Blend Beautifully
- All-around Cooling - Keeps Every Shelf Evenly Cooled
- Ice Max - Stores Up To 5.5 lbs. of Ice
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The reviews on there indicate some issues with Samsung freezing coils, poor customer service and cheap shelves.
that informs regarding this defect and thousands of people have gotten full refunds, even after being years out of warranty. My case wasn't worth pursuing since my unit is among the oldest affected by this horrible design and Samsungs customer support obstructs for months before doing anything. It should really be a class action suit. I will never buy Samsung appliances again.
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I bought an LG from Costco a few months back. Knock on wood, it has been rock solid. The thread that it was in was littered with people who had compressor issues, failures and horror stories with LG to share.
Up until that point, I had been on the lookout to replace my existing fridge, which was still operational but basically falling apart (all of the shelves and doors were shot). There wasn't one manufacturer that didn't have their share of horror stories, whether low end or high. It wasn't a function of money - plenty of people complained about their Wolf or Sub Zero fridges going. Kitchenaid, GE, Whirlpool, Bosch, Samsung, LG - you name it, if you did a little bit of digging there was a very vocal community of people pissed that their fridge died prematurely and the company who sold it refused to stand behind it.
Not making excuses for Samsung here - I've never owned one and not buying this one, but whatever complaints I've seen on this thread I've seen on just about all of them.
Home we bought came with less than three year old Samsung kitchen appliances, and we just had to replace the fridge because of insulation issues. Hard pass.
I would buy their phones, tablets, maybe even their TVs, but that's it.
that informs regarding this defect and thousands of people have gotten full refunds, even after being years out of warranty. My case wasn't worth pursuing since my unit is among the oldest affected by this horrible design and Samsungs customer support obstructs for months before doing anything. It should really be a class action suit. I will never buy Samsung appliances again.
He said he would personally NEVER buy a Samsung/LG appliance. He says he can't say the same for their other products/electronics (phones, TVs) but he said to avoid buying ANY appliance made by Samsung/LG! You have been warned!
PS: Not trying to crap on OP's deal. Just stating my own experience (and thought it was worth sharing). GOOD LUCK!
1: Door shelves: expect them to break. From my experience, they last about 2 to 3 years before they they start to crack if you are using them for heavy items like drinks. We would rotate them to the higher ones that only holds condiments, but eventually replaced them once they all broke. Replacement ones on Amazon runs about $20 each.
2: Deli track: the track system on these suck ass! Unless you're super carefull and ensuring you are gently pulling it out slowly and straight, it can easily get bind up.
3: Ice maker: slow, during the summer months (CA, dry heat) it doesn't keep up with making enough ice for 3 WFH adults. Also, when it does get full during the winter months, expect the tray to overflow and when you open the freezer, for the excess ice to fall back and down to the bottom of the fridge, so you'll have to occasionally clear out the ice that falls back there.
We won't be buying another Samsung fridge of this style once our current one dies.
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After a few days, Frys ended up replacing it with the same but had to have it shipped to TX from GA as it was a clearance item by then and that was the only place with it still in stock.
Been working ever since without a problem - if you don't count the ice maker. Turns out it's design leads to issues of its own - not turning off when full of ice and clogging up the drop area with frozen ice.
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