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Precision of engineering helps bottom line (washer broke 2 wks out of warranty).
Just two weeks after warranty on our G.E. Profile washer expired, it
broke. Seems like pump does not work, there is a faint 60 Hz sound from inside the washer when pump is supposed to pump, but no pumping takes place. I find this "coincidence" an evidence for intentional design where stuff is made to break after warranty, for extra "revenue" to be made on easy repairs and parts. i |
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