Fridges for sale

We supply larder fridges, undercounter fridges, integrated column fridges and tall freestanding models from Bosch, Neff, Siemens, Beko, Hotpoint, Indesit, Liebherr, Samsung, LG, AEG and Zanussi. A fridge is the one appliance that runs 24 hours a day for a decade or more, so energy rating and build quality matter more here than in almost any other category — the difference between an E-rated and a B-rated fridge over a twelve-year life is a substantial sum of money, not a rounding error. We deliver and install with our own engineers across Cambridgeshire, Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire. That includes positioning the appliance with correct ventilation clearance, levelling it with a slight rearward tilt so the doors self-close and the drain runs properly, reversing the door hinges if you need them the other way, transferring or fitting the decor door on integrated models, and — importantly — letting the appliance stand upright for the manufacturer's recommended settling period before switching it on if it has been transported on its side. We'll set the thermostat and check the temperature with a calibrated thermometer before we leave. Your old fridge is removed for WEEE recycling, which for refrigeration involves specialist handling of the refrigerant and insulation gases, at no extra cost.

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Before you buy: is repairing cheaper?

Fridges are worth repairing more often than people assume, because the common failures are cheap parts rather than the compressor. A larder fridge costs £220–£450 new and an integrated column fridge £500–£900 once fitting and door transfer are counted, so applying the 50% rule leaves plenty of room for a £90 call-out plus the part. Start relays, thermostats, evaporator fans, door switches and door seals are all economically sound fixes on an appliance up to twelve years old. Typical lifespan is 10 to 14 years for mid-range models and 15 to 20 for Liebherr, Miele and similar. The clear replace decision is a sealed-system failure — a seized compressor or a refrigerant leak. Locating and properly repairing a leak in a domestic fridge's sealed system costs more than most fridges are worth, and topping up without fixing the leak is neither legal nor durable, so we won't offer it. Environmentally, refrigeration is the one category where in-use energy matters as much as manufacturing, because the appliance runs continuously. A fifteen-year-old fridge with a failed seal can use two to three times the electricity of a modern one. But a well-sealed, correctly serviced older fridge is close enough to modern efficiency that repair remains the better choice — and we'll tell you honestly which of those two situations yours is in.

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