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Keiko of Beverly Hills CA (01/20/08)
After reading about Whirlpool refrigerators burning down a house, KitchenAid refrigerators not standing behind their product, and all the other refrigerators - I really appreciate all of your comments. I had a Subzero Refrigerator since 1982, and it finally quit in 2005. Of course, I always cleaned the vent from all the dust every six months and didn't have a water dispenser on the door. Even though it is very expensive, I think I'll get another Subzero--after reading about all the other refrigerators, the food costs of over $500 lost, and all the noise coming from them. Thank you all for letting me know!

John of Jackson CA (12/18/06)
This is a running list of the problems that I have had with my 2001 Subaru Forester. The buttons on the stereo get so hot that it is difficult to change the radio stations. The factory CD player (400$ to replace) stopped working in 2003. The driver side visor has been replaced twice and is broken again. It is very fragile and appears to only work if you don't ever move it. The rear hatch leaks hydraulic fluid. The front lights have burned through the wiring and have had to be replaced. The gear shift area does not light up to show what gear you are in at night. The clock has not worked since 2003. The transmission slips. This car does have 84,000 miles on it now and appears to be slowly falling apart. Customer beware!

 

Ramona of Sauk City WI (01/01/06)
Subzero model 550 refg purchased in 1993, had nothing but problems. Froze up in freezer compartment. Service man ran wire to use heat off compressor to remedy. Then appliance froze up in refrigerator part. 4" block of ice formed across bottom shelf. Service man sent out again. This happened SEVERAL times, costing me time off work, only to have the problem reoccur almost immediately after service man left.

Complained to appliance store where purchased, Kennedy Hahn, also complained to Subzero direct. Only remedy they would offer was yet another worthless service call. Problem went on for 13 years.

Finally this spring, 2005, company rep came to house. Unit moved out and found frozen to WALL!!!! Water had been periodically leaking badly accross the kitchen floor all during this time. Rep from Subzero would not make any offer other than to "let me buy yet another" refrig. to replace this. No money offered, nothing all during this time. Appliance store would not answer my phone calls or letters of complaint. Refrigetator cost $4000 !!!!! and was nothing but junk!



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