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John, my Fridgidaire says it has R134a refrigerant. I didnt know they had switched refrigerants in these.

That GE is exactly the same as my Frigidare I bought 3 years ago, 18 cu.ft. model FFTR1821TW. Same insides exactly but door handles are reversed on mine. So far it has worked just fine and I am happy with it.

Eddie, my mother was an operator for Ma Bell and that was exactly the way it was back then and you did not get any discount on your bill for working there. Choice of a black desk or wall phone you rented, calling the next town was long distance. I worked for the phone company and was behind the...

Definitely worth fixing and keep running for many more years My '84 Maytags, like that model, have run perfect for 40 years with one $28 part.Too bad they didnt show ads with real Newton Maytags that last now, because new Maytags are just junk.

Why dont you just e/mail chet instead of making all these unnecessary repostings, Jerome. The rest of us are tired of hearing your ranting about nothing you or us have any control over. Many have blocked you and can you finally get the hint.

WE ALL KNOW your beliefs, but nobody wants to hear you go on and on and on about nothing you can ever do about it.

Jerome, rant and rave to GE as we are all tired of hearing it. Many have blocked you because of your constant complaining.

Jerome, STOP bringing up old posts just to keep calling them stupid over and over. We all know, preach to them, not us over and over. Many have already blocked you and I hope you get the message.

I just installed a new LED 20 watt kithen ceiling fixture yesterday that replaced a '60s fluorescent fixture. Wow, that LED gives off way more light than the old one. Since both fluorescent and incandescent bulbs are now outlawed we now have no choice but more expensive LED's.

I have never changed my e/mail address since I signed on to AOL way back in dial up days. Still works fine for me, and its free,

Jerome, PLEASE change the subject instead of your constant ranting and raving about the right way to laundry and dishes. We all know the right way that works for us, tell them idiots, not us over and over.

Jerome, PLEASE let it go. All of us here know the proper way and it does no good to keep ranting and raving about it to us on AW. We all know your views but it does no good to keep it up.

These new machines are way too complicated. I will keep the simplicity of my 40 year old Maytags. Regular, Delicate and P Press. I select the load level and temp. I do not want a machine deciding what it thinks is best for me.

A previous summer home I had one of those 3 burner Kenmore electric stoves. Took it out and replaced with a gas stove because of the constant power outages.

I think what your washer is. as I HATE new ones with wi-fi and dozens of cycles. My Maytag 511 from 1984 works for me just fine. I select the temp, load size and almost always use regular cycle. What could be more simpler and wash is done.

Maybe you need to contact him and school him on the proper way to do laundry. I wont listen to that crap. The article was in the last AARP magazine and said to myself, I will do it my way and I dont care how you do it.

What does your agitators look like. Telling all of us without showing what it looks like doesn't tell us anything, please post pictures of them.

Yes, Buicks are nice, my niece has an Encore and is very happy with it. I prefer my own control of all 4 wheels. My Silverado has 2, auto, 4 hi and 4 low switch. And to be honest I switch just from auto to 2. In auto, it will easily plow thru a 3 foot snowbank without spinning a tire.

My Maytag 511 from 1984 Has only a regular, PP and delicate cycles with hot warm cold and small to extra large loads. Simple is what I want not confusing multi-cycles and todays cheap crap that breaks down, no thanks, I will keep what works for me. And 40 years later it still works perfectly...

I hated it when Johnson's Wax discontinued SPRAY Jubilee. I dont want or like the liquid formula that you can still buy.