On 9/23/2014 10:09 PM, Ed Pawlowski wrote:
> On 9/23/2014 3:43 PM, Brooklyn1 wrote:
>> I use maybe
>> two trays a day and the trays get rotated so no ice is more than 24
>> hours old. I really can't see why two people need an ice maker. I
>> also don't like built in ice makers because invariably they break down
>> the day after the warranty runs out.
>>
>
> With twp people it is fairly easy to fill the trays. When the kids were
> home it was a battle and I was glad to have it automated. No more
> finding one cube left.
>
> In the 20 years we've had one, I did a repair on it once and replaced it
> once. The price of convenience I'm willing to pay.

My old refrigerator was a side by side and I had it for 20 years, I
replaced the ice maker, once, and I did it myself. Two years ago, George
replaced the ice maker in the same refrigerator. I am happy to get 10+
years out of an ice maker, a replacement for this one is $85 and it is
well worth the price. We drink ice water all day.

Becca