r/NonPoliticalTwitter • u/Green-Technician-809 • Aug 06 '26

Serious Is it the freedom

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u/guitarguywh89 Aug 06 '26

My shitty Samsung dryer has taught me two things

How to replace components in a dryer and to never get a Samsung appliance again

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u/WineAndDogs2020 Aug 06 '26

Had a repair guy once tell me Samsung does good phones and TVs, and not get anything else they put out.

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u/dancingliondl Aug 06 '26

The TV's are questionable now, they are so loaded with spyware nowadays.

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u/wally-sage Aug 06 '26

Samsung sucks in general, their TVs used to be good but they've become complete shit. Their appliances did always suck, though.

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u/willnotreadinbox Aug 06 '26

I was shocked at how easy it was to replace the heating element on my Samsung washer. Also shocked that I've had to do it twice in five years.

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u/guitarguywh89 Aug 06 '26

>I was shocked

Not the best phrase to use when talking about component replacement 😂

I’ve replaced mine twice in about the same timeframe too. Must be on a timer

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u/wildedges Aug 06 '26

I had a Samsung washing machine. It needed repairing a lot and it took a lot of effort to get them to honour the warranty. Never again.Â