So, your serviceperson has just told you, "Sorry, your refrigerator is not repairable, you will have to buy a new one".It’s time to jump into the car, go to the appliance store, make a selection, and have it delivered to your home. Wrong! Quick decisions are usually bad decisions.
The biggest misconception about buying a new refrigerator is that it will be simple. This is rarely true. Once inside the appliance store your choices are so varied that you either make a bad selection, or rely too much upon the salespersons advice. You can end up with something that’s too large, too complex, or too costly.
Therefore, before even going to the store do a little research. The knowledge you gain by simply knowing what is available will make your purchase easier.
Don’t let the work "research" scare you. It simply means taking thirty minutes to look at the latest newspaper advertisements. Or making a couple of telephone calls to different appliance stores to compare prices.
Use a notepad to itemize your basic preferences in regard to price, size, type, and style. Then take it to the store with you as a reference guide.
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