Why I only trust Japanese brands…

All refrigerator sold in Japan have one year warranty, why You bought a new one?

Door can open on either side swap hardware

Stuff won't spoil that quickly, a fridge is insulated. Expiration dates are not when food spoils, it's when food is no longer guaranteed to taste as intended (food can still taste the same well after expiration date).

Much cheaper to get bags of ice (while you get a new fridge) and a tray than to rebuy all those groceries.

I couldn’t live in such a tiny space.

You can switch the door sides normally

In Pakistan we get 10 year compressor warranty

Why you throw the eggs

I trusted this No.1 Japanese brand from my school days. A few years back bought one which was made in Vietnam. Was a hot box from day 1, no refrigeration. Took 3 visits before fixed (electronics changed) but not as cold as what was replaced.

U can probably switch the door

You can swap the door over to the other side yourself on most modern fridges.

You know you can just switch the doors around, right....

This is not that difficult. I am practicing listening skill. By the way what brand was the broke one? Did you buy japanese brands newly? What brands are there in japanese brands?

My 250+ dollar refrigerator has 10 years warranty & it was packed & loaded in van to deliver in front of me so i can get the exact product i wanted & i can check exchange the product if anything mistake happenes while the delivery man is still there...

Most fridges can change the door from left to right

Im not sure how Japanese have better fridges, since the food culture is to buy groceries every day or two and no preservatives. i understand they dont make things difficult for customers solely for money like the US, but first point still stands out.

Most fridges have an option to switch side for hinges. And by the way - there are very few parts to break in the fridge, they are equipment for mostly easy repair.

Pretty but dumb girl ! The food, milk, etc, doesn't instantly become spoilt. Fridge door change the hinge over to rhs. Maybe it's an easy fix to repair it

Why you had to wait 3 days? Australia is known for being backwards but online order is cheap and delivery is 24 hours

Id keep the door as is. Only because knowing myself, I'd get distracted and that door would constantly open in the wall.

Not even a one year warranty!??? 😮

hahhaha i made the same mistake and i will need to pay $200aud to reverse the door😂

I thought the doors of all Japanese refrigerators opened on the two sides.
Nice acting btw. ;)

You can usually re-hang the door so that it opens on the other side. New fridge-freezers usually come with both hinges for right or left hand opening.

You can change the side that the door opens from. You should see that it actually has the spot at the top and bottom to change the door hinges over.

You can have the door adjusted so it opens on the other side. The company can come back and do it.

Well throwing away was waste. Usually a technician can check the issue and this low hours on a fridge usually means either the thermostat or starter relay is faulty which are dirt cheap to replace. Even if the gas had leaked, that is usually covered under warranty and is also not super difficult to fix.

On a different story, my dad bought the wrong washing machine last round.😅

He wanted the one with water heater to do a hot wash, but accidentally purchased the one without the heater .

Idk I find it so funny knowing your fridge is broken but being like, nah, I gotta put my phone in here and then react to something I've already reacted to.

All I can think about it is that now. You already have a good screen presence, no need to follow the paths of every single creator wherein they feel the need to embellish details of every single story they have.

The fridge with the door on the wrong side makes you think twice before getting more food. You'll thank it later! 😁

they usually allow the door to be unscrewed and put on the other side

I think we can change the side of the refrigerator door manually/yourself

Unless that food was already bad or very close to being bad then you shouldn’t have had to throw it all away the same day. I’ve had the power go out plenty of times and your refrigerator can stay cold for most of the day as long as you don’t open it very often and only very briefly when you do. Another thing you could’ve done was to have cooked up a storm with the stuff that would go bad quickly. Made chili, goulash, curry, gumbo, stew, stock, things along those lines that would last a while.

That was so unnecessarly wasteful my guy😢coming from south africa I would have given to the closest shelter.

Can't you flip the door

Fancy fridges break more.
Stick to the basics you'll be happier

Lol the door thing would've driven me insane 😅 I think I would've screamed lol

Tell me its your first time adulting without telling me

You will get used to it 😂😂😂

But that doesn't answer why you only trust Japanese brands...

What a dumb video.

you cab fix that door easy with the pin of the door grab the pin and put it in the otherside

I’m sure you’ve probably gotten a couple of these comments, but most fridges have the ability to switch door-swings, so if this one does, you can just flip the door to open the way you want it to.

I think that you should mention in the short that the fridge was bought secondhand (not everyone will read a description box), because it looks like you bought a new fridge, it broke after 6 months, and you just threw it away 😂

flip it upside down, and you'll get the correct door orientation.

In Canada a lot of fridges will let you move the hinges to the other side. Check the top of the fridge. You might see some plastic numbs covering the holes on the other side. Then you just pull the plugs and move the hinge

lucky me my fridge broke in the middle of winter so i could just move all my move outside to the deck temporarily while getting a new one in, no waste

you can chanve the doors always to the other side.check it

The original fridge was secondhand and you purposefully hid that detail in the description. I live in Florida and get power outages due to hurricanes. No way you two didn’t know it was broken before the food spoiled. Unless you were gone for days. It’s just very weird you do this type of stuff so naturally.

I’ll never understand why when something breaks some people chose to buy a new one before even thinking of fixing it

Everyone in here commenting about the fridge but yall.... .. the mover???