White-ware repairs - Needed Technician re Daewoo Stand-up Fridge
Hi Folks
I am in need of the assistance of a white-ware technician to look at my Daewoo, stand-up fridge. It is causing me great angst as the temp usually sits around 6%, which I know is to hi as I have been having to throw out food as it has gone off.
The only way I have been able to get the temp down to 4% is by turning the thermostat right up and then remembering to turn it down again before it freezes everything in the fridge.
I contacted a company here in CHCH about this and they said it was fine, though this was only a phone call discussion. So I would appreciate hearing from someone qualified, that knows what they are talking about and would be able to do a in home repair, for a fair and honest price. If not really worth fixing I would like to know that too, as long as it is truly not worth fixing
Feeling jaded by rip-off artists in the past.
Regards
BJ
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