Update: This popular deal is still available.
Select Lowe's Stores have
Maytag 24.9-cu ft Side-by-Side Refrigerator (Fingerprint Resistant Stainless Steel, MSS25N4MKZ) on sale for
$636 (price in cart).
Delivery is free for Pro Members (
free to join), otherwise select free store pickup where stock permits
- Note: Haul away service is also free for Pro Members, must be selected on product page or in cart, discount will reflect in cart. Availability for store pickup may vary by location.
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Smart Shopper for sharing this deal.
Product Information:
- Trade the dispenser for extra freezer shelves and a clean look
- Fingerprint resistant stainless steel resists smudges and streaks
- Adjustable gallon door bins help free up shelves for bigger items
- Humidity-controlled FreshLock crisper helps keep food fresh
- Long-lasting LEDs cast a bright, white light on contents
- Durable stainless steel handles are built to last
- Strongbox hinge design keeps your doors in the right place to seal in cold air, year in and year out
- 10-year limited parts warranty on the compressor
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During transportation, these fluids shift around, and if plugged in like that, the oil can block the refrigerant from circulating properly, inadequate lubrication of the compressor causing damage, and decrease efficiency.
I'm pretty positive all of the complaints that we are seeing here are exactly caused by this small detail.
Samsung and LG make nice fridges but...reliable?? Samsung fridges are widely regarded as some of the most problematic [usatoday.com] fridges on the market. LG has literally had multiple class-action [consumerreports.org]lawsuits, including another one filed just this year [nbcwashington.com], regarding its faulty compressors.
I'm not saying I wouldn't buy fridges from either brand, but it's definitely misinformed if not disingenuous to say 2 of the least reliable fridge brands on the market are the most reliable.
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All these comments about LG, Samsung, etc, scare me. What is a good, reliable setup?
I'm not saying price is no object, but I'm saying I might pay the price to last another 30 years.
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Similarly, many of the failing components in dishwashers, washers and dryers are the result of complex systems designed to save gas and/or electricity as well as water.
Great idea to try to save energy... except when it results in large numbers of dead appliances.
I do miss when whirlpool used to use the more adjustable shelving system wherw the shelves had metal frames and clipped onto a rack on the back wall. These newer fridges all have plastic channels on the walls that the shelves slide into. Not nearly as nice! But they're all like that now 😭
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