You mean I coulda got a grand for that compressor I installed? I'm way
too cheap.

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"Robert Gammon" wrote in message
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Stormin Mormon wrote:
I've worked on several Sub Zero refrigerators. Generally well made.
The energy hog is the compressor, which might need to be replaced.
(So, you'd get a new one which is less hoggish). I'd call around,
and
get a couple folks opinion over the phone.

I can think of a couple simple reasons why one might not cool.
Including low on freon, inefficient condensor, and a couple others.

Aren't new ones more like a thousand dollars?


New SubZero refrigerators are more like $8K+ and come in models that
allow matching trim to be installed on the doors

Yes, a new compressor with installation is likely to be on the order
of
$1k or more, and will dramatically improve the efficiency of the unit.