In trying to clean the condenser coils on my 2011 Whirlpool top freezer refrigerator, I have come to find out that one CANNOT easily clean the coils.
They are now "folded" under the refrigerator in a repeating "W" pattern which will only allow one to clean the very front row of coils but no others.
How do you clean coils such as these? Even with no pets, my coils are caked with "fuzz" and, I'm sure, are lowering the overall efficiently of the refrigerator.
Is this the latest "ploy" by manufacturers to cause early failure and thus more sales of new units?
I like the way this guy solved the problem BUT it still looks like a lot of work and trouble compared to just vacuuming them all like I used to be able to do on my 1987 GE.
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They are now "folded" under the refrigerator in a repeating "W" pattern which will only allow one to clean the very front row of coils but no others.
How do you clean coils such as these? Even with no pets, my coils are caked with "fuzz" and, I'm sure, are lowering the overall efficiently of the refrigerator.
Is this the latest "ploy" by manufacturers to cause early failure and thus more sales of new units?
I like the way this guy solved the problem BUT it still looks like a lot of work and trouble compared to just vacuuming them all like I used to be able to do on my 1987 GE.
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