You Tube: Appliance brands to avoid

[tomturbomatic]

I don't know how reliable this information is, but thought I would share it.

 

[phillymatt53]

Great video there.
However what's talked on it certainly doesn't surprise me.
The same goes for anything made today, particularly with those vulnerable "control boards", or feature-laden "smart" electronics.
The more complex something is, the more it's prone to issues.

Sadly, the consumer has to deal with the crap that's handed to them these days.

 

[qsd-dan]

Take a shot every time "Control Board Issues" is mentioned and you'll be wasted by the end of the video.

When buyers are ecstatic that their appliance lasts 5-7 years without a repair, that's a reflection about the quality of modern day appliances.

I'll just keep on running the vintage jewels until I draw my last breath.

 

[phillymatt53]

Take a shot every time "Control Board Issues" is mentioned and you'll be wasted by the end of the video.

When buyers are ecstatic that their appliance lasts 5-7 years without a repair, that's a reflection about the quality of modern day appliances.

I'll just keep on running the vintage jewels until I draw my last breath.

Consider this.......
You power a device from a simple on-off switch only.
It lasts for decades.
Then you power a device from a plethora or long string of electronic components that can likely become defective.... and try to find the bad component, while your frustration builds.

I like the Simple approach.