Frigidaire
Reviews and Complaints

I purchased 5 electrolux appliances less than two years ago. The refrigerator has ice freezing on the ice maker and after it builds up the ice maker will not dispense ice. The microwave light bulb burned out over a year ago, and requires a service man to install the new bulb. Thus a new light bulb will cost no less than $75. I am a home economics teacher who has dealt with all brands of applicances in my 26 year career. I have always had to buy applicances that were in the mid range of cost, but thought these may be my last major appliance purchases so I want the best I can afford. I have now found that the old adage "you get what you pay for" certainly does not apply to electrolux appliances.

I purchased the above refrigerator brand new on 4/11/2007 and it was not worth repairing on 7/27/2010. Model PLHT219TCB, Serial 4A71011121. I have never had problems with any refrigerator I have purchased, new or used, for over 30 years. My luck ran out as this was the first(and last) Frigidaire I have bought.

A Sears repair technician said it would cost over $400 to repair the damaged sealed system and suggested buying a new frige. He noticed how cheap this one was made when he was testing it out.

I was given hope when the Frigidaire customer service person in Georgia said that if the sealed system is broken then the 5 year warranty covers it except for labor and moving costs; all other parts are only covered for 1 year. I thought this was a great warranty and company!

They referred me to 3 authorized repair centers. I chose the first one based on YELP reviews and they said they would call Frigidaire to get an account number and validate the warranty. Sadly, the repair person told me that the sealed system is only covered for 5 years for purchases made before 2005 and that there was nothing else they could do. She went onto say that the customer service person I had spoken to (Lonnie) did not know what she was talking about.

Next, I called Frigidaire's customer service again to hear with my own ears and Rafael confirmed that I was SOL. I asked Rafael what he could do to stop me from bad mouthing Frigidaire and all he said was that I would have to pay for repairs on my own.

Judging from the other posts it's probably best that they have a crappy warranty so that you can move on faster and away from Fridigdaire.

Sent: 07/23/10 06:14:24
Subject: Customer Service Issues
Posted on 7/23/2010 12:14:23 PM
Message Type = Contact Webmaster

Model Number = FRRC25V8DS9
Serial Number = LA53327606
Purchase Date = july 2006

Customer Information
Subject = i am an accountant. i have so many friends whom i can share my
desperation. i will report to the domestic trade and industry if at this time
you will not act on my report.

Message = we purchased the product last july 2006 if i'm not mistaken. since
then we were not able to use the product very well. the water dispenser was not
properly installed. then barely one year the product did not operate well.
according to the servicemen, because of power flactuation, then we were advised
to use a an Automatic Voltage Regulator. We did! but not so long after the unit
did not operate again. we call a servicemen who came to check the unit after six

months just to advise us that there was a trouble on a unit that regulates the
power. he asked us to report it in your makati, philippines office, which we
did. according to that office the particular unit will be ordered at the main.
that was already a year ago. since then we have not been using the unit. we are
very frustrated since the refrigerator is my dream one. a side-by-side
refrigerator which i did not expect to give me so much head ache and heart ache.

it is so expensive and yet so troublesome. please, please, please help us. your
servicemen are so irresponsible! even your branch is so irresponsible! they are
very much aware that we are having trouble and yet they did not act very
promptly. why do you keep on selling the unit when you cannot even repair or no
parts available to repair in case of trouble. HU Hu HU. i am so desperate.

First name = violeta
Last name = casaje
Email address = [protected]@yahoo.com
Phone Number = +[protected]
Address 1 = palapat road
Address 2 = brgy palapat
City = hagonoy, bulacan, philippines

my no frost fridge collects ice on the roof n sides of the freezer compartment. the fridge was taken for repairs but this is still happening.
The company says its normal! ?

On the stand alone Frigidaire gas range, the vent for the oven is immediately below the touch control panel, the panel fails. The first time I used the self cleaning feature, the plastic sticker that covers the controls melted and cracked. The sheet meatal around also warped and the enamel came off, looking funky. Three years later the control panel stopped working and the oven started turning on all by itself. I can't believe there hasn't been a recall on this stove! At a cost of $340 we had the control panel replaced and within two weeks the oven was turning on by itself again. There must be a short somewhere. I imagine insulation on wires to the control panel got cooked off by the heat coming from the vent right below.

It is a terrible design.

Clearly, Frigidaire's customer service is suffering dealing with this and other issues. The service guys were very straightforward about the stoves being lemons, and the vent-under-the-electronic-controls issue. However, I was promised a refund for the new control board we paid for that didn’t last two weeks, and haven’t gotten it yet. Likewise, I was promised a 40% rebate on the next stove I bought. When I called to confirm the rebate on a $1, 300 range, which was the equivalent to what we had except the controls are in the front instead of above the oven vent, 40% turned into $177.

The stove was four years old when it died, and Frigidaire figures that is 60% of their stove’s life expectancy, which was her rationale for offering me a 40% rebate on the next range. I just went out and bought a 40 year old Wedgewood for $200 which will last us longer than a new Frigidaire for $1, 300.

I have a Sears/kenmore (Electolux/Frigidaire)Front Load Washer that just cratered July16/10 which I purchased in 2003. I had a repairman come same day. $75.00 service call for less than a minute evaluation. The tubspin drum support support let go and two out of three of the support arms broke. If you could just imagine the noise this made with a stainless steel drum spinning full speed out of control. The repairman told me he has changed many of these because they are a defective part. The part in Question has a 25yr warranty but the labour is $300.00. Plus it will probably cost more because when this part fails the bearings can fail and drum can cut into plastic housing which is your seal. It will take a month for part delivery so we are without a washer.
After numerous talks with Sears and continous research of same complaints I CANNOT believe this wasn't a recall. What company can just ignores something they knew about and allow all us customers to go through the same thing. Just sit back and wait for a part ot break so it can cause more damage. When I found a website that had over 700 complaints for the same thing, I contacted Electrolux/Frigidaire myself.
The lady I spoke with was very rude and on the defense right away. I asked her why this was not a recall. I got
the impression she just did not care. She said, I should be thankfull I got 6/7 yrs out of it. I responded if the machine did not have a defect I might have got 12/15 yrs out of it.
She told me that when Kenmore request to have an appliance manufacturered by Frigidaire that as soon as that unit leaves their shop it is Sears/Kenmores problem.
That's when I started getting choked. I said you made this product and it should be your responsiblity to take the appropriate steps to fix this crew up.
I usually go out of my way to buy the best of the best so I can get a product that will last. I thought Frigidaire had that Quality when I bought this washer & dryer, was I wrong.
Right now I am still without a washer and would like someone from Sears/Kenmore/Electrolux/Frigidaire
to restore my faith in customer care and get me into a washer that works.
Who ever is in charge for customer service & complaints better start reading & acknowledging these complaints otherwise you will be out of business sooner than you think.

My frigidaire refrigerator inside door keeps cracking! the inside door is useless. the rack holders have fallen off and the material (thin plastic) is now in eight peices! it is so ugly and so useless. So much for thinking I was buying a reputable refrigerator. Other than that it keeps food cold. Big Deal-it has become something to put all in amazement when we look at it everyday!I wish Fridgidaire woud fix it.

This letter is to complain about the quality of service (or lack there of) that we have been receiving from The Brick Warehouse (William Kitchen Road). This past February 2010 we purchased a Frigidaire Professional (FPHS287F) refrigerator at The Brick Warehouse on William Kitchen Road, Scarborough, Ontario Canada. The process to make the purchase was a relatively pleasant experience. The salesman and the store manager were professional and we were happy at the time with our decision to use The Brick.

However, this very quickly changed. About 2 weeks after we took delivery of the fridge we noticed that water was dripping on the floor. We called The Brick and we were informed that we have to call Trans Global. A service call was scheduled and the technician diagnosed the drip pan as the cause of the problem. Unfortunately, he did not have the part and another service call had to be scheduled. A few weeks later the pan was installed. This did not correct the issue. I spoke to the store manager asking about getting a replacement fridge as I did not think a brand new fridge should be leaking. He however, told me that I have to contact Trans Global and they will determine if the fridge has to be replaced. I called Trans Global and they said that it is up to The Brick to decide to replace the fridge. No one was taking any responsibility and I was stuck with a leaking $2, 000.00 fridge.

Another call was placed with Trans Global. This time the technician said it was the hose that leads to the drip pan "probably" had a hole. Of course, he did not have the part and another service call had to be scheduled. A few weeks later and another technician, this one actually seemed to know what he was doing. He diagnosed the problem as a factory defect with how the hose installed. The hose was not correctly installed and the water was dripping on the outside of the hose instead of on the inside. He said it needed major repairs and he could not do it by himself and another service call would have to be scheduled. We are not prepared to have a 3 month old fridge undergo major repairs and are tired of the service calls and the inconvenience. Each service call required a vacation day from work and I have to empty and repack the fridge.

We contacted the store manager at The Brick on May 21, 2010 informing him that the technician has indicated that the fridge has a factory defect and that we would like a replacement. He said that there are none in stock but he will place an order and we should have it in about a week. Needless the replacement was not delivered in the time it was promised nor did anyone from The Brick get back to us on the new delivery time.

The replacement fridge was finally delivered on June 19, 2010 by two very unprofessional delivery guys and they had hung the doors incorrectly. The left side door had a huge gap between the hinge and the hinge cover and the right side was lower than the left side. Unfortunately, we did not notice this until after they had left. Once we noticed the problem we contacted the delivery guy and his response was, "there is nothing I can do about it, contact the office. How is that for customer care? The following Monday after we hooked up the water line we found out the water valve on the brand spanking new fridge was faulty and was causing a very big leak when dispensing water.

So knowing the drill, we contacted Trans Global to schedule another service call for Tuesday June 22, 2010. This would now be the 5th service call and a 5th vacation day.. The technician confirmed that the water valve was broken and a new one has to be ordered and another service call would have to be scheduled. With regards to the doors, he fixed the gap between the hinge and the hinge cover on the left door and corrected the height by raising the height of the right door. However, the right door slips and makes a cracking sound when opened beyond 95 degrees.

On Wednesday June 23, 2010 we went into The Brick and spoke to the store manager informing him of the new issues and letting him know that this was not acceptable and wanted another replacement. However, the stock in the store is very limited based on our requirements on size, colour and features. The only comparable one (style, size, colour) was a Bosch. The store manager indicated that this is not an option because of the price difference and we would have to pay the difference. We figured that the price difference would compensate us for all of the frustration and inconvenience. The store manager however, said that this was not an option and we should find another one. He then left us and never came back. As we were leaving we saw him watching the FIFA World Cup. How is this for customer care?

The Operations Manager for the store was worse. He has been very arrogant and condescending during this entire episode. Since this saga began we have sent multiple emails to [protected]@thebrick.com and to date we have yet to receive a response to any of them. How is this for customer care? We have spoken to the Operations Manager on a few occasions and he has been very unpleasant to deal with. At no time did he ever apologize for our inconvenience or show any empathy for our situation. His implications are that we are causing the issues ourselves and that we are blaming The Brick for the problems with the fridge. I told him that we are not blaming The Brick we are complaining about the lack of customer service. They are selling a product and they have a responsibility to provide service if/when the need arises. When told about the number of vacation days we had to take for the service calls he implied that is not his problem and that we should have scheduled the calls for the weekends. We tried but service calls on Saturdays are very difficult to get and we cannot wait for weeks to get the issue addressed. When told that we will take our complaint higher he laughed and said nothing will change as it will just come back to him anyway. How is this for customer care? When we asked about the Bosch fridge as a replacement he said that will never happen. He was not even willing to negotiate a price in good faith for all of the problems and inconvenience we experienced over the past 4 months. He has no business being in the sales and service industry as he has no concept of customer service and does a disservice to The Brick.

This was our first major purchase at The Brick and will certainly be the last one. We have decided to return the fridge and take our business elsewhere. I know that the loss of my business will not have any impact to The Brick but I will also share my experience with family and friends and anyone that will listen. The word will get out.

The Brick should consider changing their email address, [protected]@thebrick.com as there is no evidence (as demonstrated by the store and operations managers at the William Kitchen store) that ‘customer care’ is a core business value of The Brick.

Unbelievably Poor Warranty Lack of Service
10 months ago, I bought a condo. I am the first owner of the condo, although the building was 3 years old at the time. According to their "warranty", I had 1 year after my date of purchase. I immediately registered ALL of my appliances. Upon moving in, the refrigerator did not work. I immediately contacted a Frigidaire approved repair company. They REFUSED to service my appliance, because Frigidaire "had a history of not honoring warranties in the building". I called a second company, who came out, and sent a repair person. They had to make 3 visits to diagnose and repair the multiple problems with the refrigerator. Unfortunately for them, thus started our mutual 10 month odyssey into getting payment for them.
Once they repaired the refrigerator, I answered Frigidaire's SOLICITATION for me to buy a 3 year extended warranty (to this day, they continue to send me extended warranty solicitations for all my other appliances).
Once the repair company called me and told me they couldn't get paid, I began working with them to get them paid. They said that they needed my close of escrow paperwork to prove when I moved in. I gave it to them. Thus began the ridiculous 10 months of BS from Frigidaire. Here are the excuses that they have given us for not paying (even though I now had a document that showed my COE date and the 3 year extended warranty I bought at their solicitation):

1) The COE documents were insurance papers not escrow papers (because the escrow company as "title INSURANCE" in its name)
2) I actually bought the condo in 2006 when it was built not 2009
3) I not only bought the condo then, I had it repaired in 2006 (and they had my signature to prove it, which they would never produce)
3a) The company that serviced it according to them was 175 miles from the condo
4) I fraudulently bought the extended warranty claiming that I bought the condo in 2009 when it was actually 2006. Therefore, even if the extended warranty WOULD have still been in effect, they were cancelling my extended warranty for fraud and sending me a refund (I will say, I just got the refund)
5) That the condo I bought had once been an apartment and the warranty expired during the occupants' tenancy (it was built as condos, period)
When I called Frigidaire myself, I was told that the person I was speaking with HAD NO SUPERVISOR. As I told her, I didn't think the CEO of Electrolux was a woman named "Ashanti". She merely repeated that I had signed a service order in 2006 from a company in San Diego (175 miles from me) but refused to produce any evidence.
After this, the builder of my condo got involved, contacted Frigidaire, and told them that it had never been an apartment, and I was the first purchaser of the condo.
Their next excuse, prior to finally paying the service company, was that I had left the date of purchase BLANK when I registered online, and that they had used the build date + 1 year to come up with the warranty period. GREAT LIE number 7. The reality is that A) you can't register an appliance online without a date and B) the date appears on the extended warranty they sold me.

CONCLUSION: I WILL NEVER BUY ANOTHER ELECTROLUX product again. I'm going straight to Kenmore (unless I get rich), because I've never had a problem with Kenmore appliances or warranty. Electrolux sucks in every way.

We bought a brand new glass top stove of the Frigdaire mark in 2017. The warmer burner never worked from day one. We didn't know how it worked and didn't need it so we just left it as is. On chrstmas eve 2017. the touch pad blew and as a result, we had no oven. We borrowed a neighbors oven to cook our turkey and after christmas, we got the touch pad relaced. Suprise, the warmer burner now works. All you have to do is turn the knob. Last week i turned on the oven to cook and the touch pad blew again. The tech that came is telling us that it is going to cost us another 450.00 plus installation. We have decided that because the appliance is only 4 years old and we have now had two major repairs that we are going to cut our losses and buy a now stove. you can be guareented that it will NOT be frigidaire. It is so sad that companies can put out such poor quality products at such top of the line prices. You have lost a customer for life as well as given us the right to advise and future customers to the RIGHT choice.

Seven year-old Frigidaire side-by-side has compressor dying. Many have expressed complaints about this defective products but Frigidaire does not care (warranty expired, so you are on your own). When a top-of-the-line fridge has a compressor dying, it means it was a defective product and the company should stand behind. I am fighting to get the repair done under warranty but customer service declined. They offered 20% to purchase a new fridge: I am not going to buy another defective product, despite the discount - thanks!

I have been very unhappy with the performance of my Frigidaire Heat pump.(model FT4bd-036k and model B5VM-936k-B) My old heat pump was over 20 years old when it failed. My new Frigidaire was suppose to be 4 times more efficient being a seer 13. The first summer my light bill over doubled even after raising the thermostat to 78. ( I used to keep it at 68) The same thing in the winter. In the past 15 years at this house my electric bill never was higher than 150 dollars, and that was keeping the thermostat at 70. How with the thermostatic set at 63 I have a 300 dollar bill. I have complained to the installer and they could find nothing wrong. I have even had a competing company come in and look at it. No-one can find anything wrong with it. But something is wrong. It will run all day even in 45 degree weather just to keep the house at 63.
Can you forward this to someone that will be will to help find out what is wrong.
Thank you
Kenneth Hick

I've read the complaints about Electrolux appliance failures and Electolux's poor response.
They all seem to have a similar theme: product fails & Electrolux delays and/or denies replacement covered by warranty--with attrocious customer service throughout the process.
Is it possible that we could join together with a class action suit?
I don't know anything about it but seems like Electrolux is selling their product as high end with broad warranty coverage but we get low-end quality and denied warranty protection.
Doesn't that sound like a class action lawsuit to you?

Maybe others have thots on this or would like to add their support of such an action.

Dear sir, I had purchase by bad luckly the electrolux freeze m-ozone fd-230 lt. Ekl 235 ff on dated 16.04.2004 sl. No. 3308598. After completing its warranty we had facing problem regularly & take paid service from your service center time to time. They always assured us to now you'll not facing problem again. Your service boys said us that this machine has already manufactring defect by the company. Lastly the machine we send to the service center on dt. 7thdec 09. And didnt come back till today at our home. They are saying that now machine can not reapair. So you are requested to do exchang the freeze with single door system as per your next choice. Pls. Look into my problem and do needful. Thanks and hope,

Madan ram gupta.
Santosh opticals & watches, 30 shanti bhawan market, bank more dhanbad.826001. [protected]. [protected].

Our 3.5 yr old Frigidaire dryer caught fire. Luckily we were home so were able to get unplug it in time. It sounds like the motor froze up. I noticed earlier it was making a whirring noise and the drum wasn't rotating. We religiously clean our lint filter and the lint filter exhaust. VERY dangerous appliance!

I only replaced my dishwasher because it was noisy ~ it worked fine. I replaced it with the Frigidaire 4000 Series with AquaSurge.. supposed to be quiet. HA! This thing is so noisy it's just down right annoying! Sounds like a grinding or the motor is going to slow or something. It also leaves a puddle on my floor in the corner. I saw the sales associate and he said he was going to contact service for me. He never did. We called the store and was told to call somewhere else which the people didn't even speak English. We were given a list of 3 people we could call to service the dishwasher but none of them will come to our house because it's "to far". I bought this dishwasher hoping it would be quiet, it certainly wasn't cheap. I will never buy Frigidaire again. I have to keep calling to see if someone will come figure out why the heck this thing is so noisy!

In March of 2009 I purchased a refrigerator/freezer for my
> > garage from Lowe's. It is a model AS-17. Last week it stopped
> running.
> > All of the food in the top freezer defrosted and spoiled. I didn't
> have
> > filets and lobster in the freezer, but it was Lean Cuisine, Skinny
> > Cow Fudge bars, Bagel Bites, Cornish Hens, Orida French Fries andmore.
> This
> > was food that I paid for with money that I worked for. All lost and
> > trashed. I buy a product and it works for 9 months? Apparently,
> > according to therepairman, this refrigerator does not work in cold
> > weather. It can't make it in an Oklahoma winter? Where was the
> > sign
> or
> > sticker or the sales advice telling me that this fair-weather
> applicance
> > would only work in the sub-tropics?I am getting ready to replace my
> oven
> > and am wondering if a Frigidiare oven should even be considered
> > because it might have secret "conditions"in which it won't operate.
> > You should be ashamed of yourself for selling me such a product
> > without warning
> and
> > for all of the lost food I had to throw away.

To which these boobs responded:
Thank you for allowing Frigidaire to assist you. If you have further
> questions or concerns, please feel free to contact our Consumer Care
> Center at [protected].
>
> Sincerely,
> Windy R.

And how would I know what it says in the Owner's Guide until I have
> purchased the refrigerator and have it in my garage? There was not a
> sign, sticker, warning, nothing on the unit at the store and it is
> just a hidden surprise that you get after the purchase is made.
>
> As I said, I question the reliability and overall quality of the
> Frigidaire line and will not be inclined to seek out your products in
> the future.
>
> If there is a garage kit available why don't you market it next to
> your products at the store and make people aware or better yet send me
> one as a token of your poor marketing.
>
> If this product needs an adapter then why do you sell it in this state
> at all because we certainly have cold and heat.
>
Tanisha Manuel now responds from Frigidarie that if I wanted a refrigerator for my garage that I should have purchased a commercial unit. Seriously? Let's count the number of people in the world that have refrigerators in their garages and they are not commercial units. How about you pull your head out of your refrigerator and admit that Frigidaire makes a crap product, your customer service is atrocious and before you anbswer complaints you should learn to spell.

Two years ago I purchased a Frigidaire Electrolux Galary Series Front Load washing machine.
As of a week ago, my washer stopped working due to what the error code read as a broken door lock. Upon notifying the company, I was informed that because the part I needed was on back order I had two choices. First, sit back and wait for the part or, accept a 60% rebate check to go purchase a new machine.
After thinking this over, I decided that 60% was unacceptable as I bought this washer in good faith that it would work for some time. I called the company back and after explaining my stance on the situation I was put on hold. Shortly after the operator came back on and said the part was there and I would receive it in three days.
Monday I received the part and it had nothing to do with my washing machine or its problem.
When I called the company for the third time, I was told the part I needed would not become available until February 6th. I was then offered another rebate for 70%.
Again I explained to the person on the other end that I do not feel I should have to spend 30% on a washing machine that I just bought 2 years ago. How is this fair?
He put me on hold for a while and returned with a list of three local handymen and told me I could try to get one of them to come over at my expense. However Electrolux would purchase the part if one of these men had it.
Later in the day, I called the company a fourth time. This time I was calling to find out how to override the test mode because I was told by a couple of other unsatisfied consumers that it may get the washer going.
Please understand, I have an 8 year old daughter and an 11 month old baby. Going to the laundromat with two children in tow is horrifying especially in the winter which is why I bought a washing machine 2 years ago.
After asking for the override information, I was put on hold and passed around 7 times until I finally insisted on speaking with a manager.
That is when a lovely gal named Tiffany came on the line. She offered me a $200 refund check for my laundromat troubles which I thought to be fair. She then said she had found the part and was going to overnight it to me. She had to double check for this and later in the evening she called me back to say she was successful in getting the part I needed.
Easy to say I was thrilled.
Today the part arrived. When I opened the box, there sat a large black oven door handle. Am I to assume I was being asked to beat my washing machine with it until it worked?
I called Tiffany and left her a message. I also called the company again and found myself back at square one, being told I am expected to wait what in the end will be a total month to fix a simple door lock issue on my washing machine.
$200 does not even come close to the costs this will incur.
Tiffany never returned my call.
I am going to summons whomever I have to in order to force the company to recall this product. After all, if this door lock is on such a long back order due to high demand, wouldn't that be a red flag insinuation that perhaps there is a serious problem here?
And why is this company getting away with all of this? From what I have seen so far, there are a ton of complaints regarding their customer service and accountability.

To:
Robert e. Cook, ceo
Frigidaire home products
7179 burning tree court
Mobile, al [protected]

Dear mr. Cook:

It's really frustrating when you spend hard-earned money on a product, and then this happens. I'm referring to the durability with frigidaire home products and i'm hoping you can do something about it. Frankly, i'm very upset over this matter, and how frigidaire has not provide even adequate customer service to an appliances that I purchased and warranty for.

I own a frigidaire, model# fes366ecb slide-in electric range that was purchased september 2006. At that time I also purchased an extended warranty. About a year later, I contacted the warranty department regarding spillage lines that has dripped down in between the glass panels of the oven door. The way the range is made, which I feel is a defect in the design, allows for spills to seep from the top of the stove down from the control panel and lead to the inside oven door where the vent are located. The vents are in the top of the oven door and allows easily for spills to enter in between the glass. There are several permanent stains that are visible and unsightly in the glass of the oven window.

The lowe's service advantage (Warranty) department did come out to repair the problem but was unable to remove or replace the oven door. They advised me that this was not a condition that needed repairing under the warranty therefore I should contact frigidaire directly. I then contacted the frigidaire customer care dept. And have been talking with them periodically without a resolution to this problem. I recently went back to lowe's and asked them for their support working with frigidaire to resolve this issue that first brought to their attention approximately two years ago.

The response I received from frigidaire customer care was that they would provide me instructions in order that I could take the door off myself and clean between the glass. I told them that was an unacceptable solution to the problem. I just wonder how many customers do they tell to resovle the problem themselves by taking the glass off. That equates to telling me to take my car door off and remove the window, which is also impossible. I went back to lowe's and they decided to send two repairmen out to remove and clean the glass. They were unable to remove one part of the glass that has a double panel where the spillage lines occurred. They went back and recommended replacing the door, which lowe's reported they were unable to do. I recently called the customer care dept again november 20th (Around that date) and asked to speak with a manager. I was told there was no supervisor or manager available at this time to speak with me and I was given a reference number that a manger would call be back later. It is now at least a week later and no one has returned my call.

So now, to sum things up, I still have a glass oven window with spillage stains that are unsightly and the result of a poor product design. I noticed in the store on newer models that the vents are now on the outside of the oven door and no longer in the top of the door.in the meantime, I have spent my hard earned money for a product and a maintance agreement and the product is faulty.

Here's what i'd like to see happen now: have the door replaced or provided another stove that doesn't have this type of problem. I've spent two year periodically calling and trying to resolve this matter. I really hope that this issue can be resolveed because it will determine whether I buy any other frigidaire products or give my network of friends a good review of your products.

I would appreciate hearing from one of your executive so I know that complaint might be heard by the appropriate persons. Please respond to this complaint as quickly as possible.

Sincerely,
[protected]@ctc.net

Electrolux EW23CS65G SXS Wave Touch Counter Depth fridge re-occurring problems with no solution from manufacturer.

Problems: In-door water line freezes solid and meat & produce keepers cause contents to freeze at factory recommended temperature settings.

6 service calls, 2 new Replacement fridges, 1 new replacement freezer door with no solution from Electrolux or Vendor.
1 yr later and lots of frustration, they still deny there is a problem.

Not good future for this new product line at a high price.