Posted by Ray on May 14, 2015 at 17:21:28 from (38.122.55.74):
We bought a new refrigerator from lowes about 6 months ago.It started acting up a couple months ago.Sometimes the temperature in the lower part would be be up to 55 degrees.It's supposed to be around 40.The temp knob is all the way to cold.The book says call the company for service.I called service and they asked me questions like," what room do you use your refrigerator in"?. " Would you take a two minuite survey on our service"? I said what service? Then they gave me a number for repair.I called the number and it was not in service anymore.I called back and got another number.I got the service department,but they were 100 miles away and said the service call was not under warranty,just the repair work.So,now I'm supposed to pay for a 200 mile service call.The last fridge we had lasted over 20 years.Does anyone make a good one anymore?
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