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  1. Join Date
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    #1
    ok naman yung stainless no frost Whirlpool namin.. so far wala pa namang nagiging problem..

    Last edited by _Qwerty_; March 12th, 2007 at 11:51 AM.

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    #2
    No frost is better, I have my Whirlpool for almost 2 years, ala namang problema, and Whirlpool here in New Zealand is made and distributed by Fisher Paykel.
    Last edited by the josh; March 12th, 2007 at 04:13 PM.

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    #3
    Ok naman yung whirlpool na no frost yun ang gamit namin dito sa office pantry matibay naman 6 years na di nga lang yung stainless steel na model

    check mo EER rating nung Ref mas mataas yata mas matipid although mas mahal, minsan may nag sale dito sa LIIP sa binan ng factory price na REF mga stainless model na dual door di ko nga lang pinansin buo pa kasi ref namin, not sure pero check mo din Concepcion sa may Alabang ba yun o Sucat, minsan may discounted daw dun na ref/aircon na cosmetics lang ang defect baka makamura ka meron ka pang para sa accessories ng tsikot he he

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    #4
    go for no-frost..... i suggest sanyo yong mga bago nila labas.....

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    #5
    Quote Originally Posted by kimpOy View Post
    he..he di ba may lemon whirlpool thread si psylocke he..he

    imho ok ang samsung with its silver nano line....mura pa (yung side by side ref nasa 60k, circa 2005)
    IMO, ok rin Samsung!

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    #6
    whirlpool sidebyside ko ok na ok pa rin, sobrang lamig nga, and setting ng freezer nasa lowest while the chiller is at 1.5 lang, kahit puno pa ang ref.

    but best of all, bigay lang ang ref :hihihi:

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    #7
    We have a side by side GE in the kitchen:
    http://products.geappliances.com/App...TWV&SITEID=GEA

    We also have a fullsize Whirlpool fridge (freezer on top) and a Whirpool chest freezer in the garage. Just noticed they're in the background of my sig...

    Whirlpools seem pretty durable although ours are lackluster and devoid of any special features. The GE is fine too. But, the water filter require changing every year and the icemaker tend to fill up too fast and jam the chute.
    Last edited by Jun aka Pekto; March 13th, 2007 at 01:23 PM.

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    #8
    look for the new generation refs ng fisher & paykel, frigidaire, etc, although mas mahal compared to the previous gen no-frosts mas matipid na. 1/4 ang claim nilang electrical consumption kumpara sa mga luma because hindi na every few hours ang defrosting kundi as needed na lang.

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    #9
    Eto inputs ko mga pards.. When buying a ref eto computation para malaman ang consumption.

    X watts / 1000 * 5php * number of hours = consumption of an electric appliance in Pesos per X number of hours.

    So mapa no frost or may frost do the math kung acceptable sa iyo iyong babayaran mo pagdating ng electric bill.

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    #10
    no frost ka na lang pards. punas punas lang ang gagawin mo.ako binili ko white westinghouse na 10cu.ft.sarap magstock ng beer.kahit sa low setting lang malamig na kasi may internal air circulation fan sya.:drunk:

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