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Just bought what I thought was a self-defrosting freezer but it turns out it is manual - should I return it?

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EmGee · 15/09/2014 20:56

Grrrrrr. I specifically told the sales assistant I wanted no-frost!! My fault for not checking. It will be delivered on Friday so I can call and cancel the order if I need to.

Is it worth the hassle? Shall I just put up with it or change to a no-frost (which will be $$$ more probably). I thought at the time it seemed good value compared to the researching I'd done online!

Convince me - I've never had a freezer before except at the bottom of the fridge......which had to be defrosted every few months or you couldn't open/shut the drawers.

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VivaLeBeaver · 15/09/2014 20:58

Change it quick. I love my frost free one.

PigletJohn · 15/09/2014 21:57

it should be noticeably cheaper than a frost-free freezer.

One disadvantage of frost-frees is that they go wrong more often, when the air ducts at the back become choked with ice and they don't maintain a cold enough temperature. It takes a long time to melt the ice blockage out. A plain freezer is very simple and not much to go wrong.

But if frost free is what you want, cancel the order.

EmGee · 16/09/2014 14:06

Ok you've convinced me PJ.
(Still not looking forward to defrosting it though!)

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