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  • 30-04-2014 12:30am
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    Firblog
    Registered Users Posts: 2,030 ✭✭✭


    Accidentally stabbed me integrated fridge/freezer to death.. :o

    have been told that will cost €60 to get someone to install new one.

    Was wondering if there's anyone who'd do it in exchange for the old one, have checked ebay and the parts sell for decent money...

    (Donegal Town area)


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    Firblog
    Registered Users Posts: 2,030 ✭✭✭Firblog


    Anyone know anyone who'd want to strip the old one for parts FOC? Hate to see useful stuff going to the dump..


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    theblueirish
    Registered Users Posts: 488 ✭✭theblueirish


    stabbed a fridge/freezer? any chance its an american style samsung?


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    Firblog
    Registered Users Posts: 2,030 ✭✭✭Firblog


    naw mate, it's an electrolux 70/30, wouldn't be any room in my kitchen for me if there was one a those American yoke in there..


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    theblueirish
    Registered Users Posts: 488 ✭✭theblueirish


    The American style Samsungs are famous for over freezing and having to be stabbed to break off the ice.
    TDA repairs sorted mine, might be able to sort yours.


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    guttenberg
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    How integrated is the freezer to it's surroundings? €60 seems expensive to slide one out and slide a new one in, even if it's wired into the wall.


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    Firblog
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    Plastic attachements to be screwed to the doors of both the fridge & the kitchen unit doors, fridge to be screwed to the base it sits on, & heavier 'hasp' screwed into the spot where the fridge doors would go if you were changing the opening - if that makes sense - & that screwed to the side too.

    An hour would do the removal of the old and putting in the new one no prob now that I've done it once


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