I suppose I expect that a company that specialises in White Goods will be quite good at making, say, a refrigerator. It is the ultimate white good. A white box, with a door that you can put things in.
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Except the designers haven't fully understood the brief. We bought it a couple of years ago because the previous unit's heat exchanger had failed and was going to cost £absurd to repair. This new unit was the one that fitted the same hole and could do the same job of keeping things cold.
<Aruga>
Except it had been designed by playful clowns. Here are some of its more obvious faults.
- It takes up the same space as the prior model yet has a lower capacity
- There are unsufficient shelf spacers so it is not possible to configure it optimally.
- The door shelves don't go right the way down.
- It is not possible to store a typical UK 2 litre milk in the door
- It is not possible to stand a wine bottle in the door
- It is not possible stand a wine bottle in the shelving area.
- If we use the space on the shelves to the edge then it is not possible to close to fridge door.
The makers of this £1000 fridge should be ashamed of themselves.
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