In article >,
Brad > wrote:
>Hi Dawn. Not necessarily. There's no telling just when the part might
>fail. Some go for two years, some for 5, a few even make it to the 10 year
>mark, but I can tell you that electronic controls, on the whole, have been
>less reliable and have a higher rate of failure than the old dial controls
>of years gone by. I hate to say this too, but Frigidaire is not among the
>brands with the best reputation either... (Their fridges are the worst).

That probably happened as a result of the Fridgidaire line being
sold to White Westinghouse by General Motors (many years ago).


Chuck Demas

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