Appliance - Life Span

From time to time, an appliance may require repair service. This may prompt you to consider if you should put the money into a replacement rather than a repair. If the appliance has been in use for a while, you may wonder how much more use you may get after the repair.

Determining the Life Span of an Appliance

It is not possible to determine the product failure rate, lifespan, life expectancy, or life cycle of an appliance, even an approximate age. There are many variables involved such as the frequency of use, type of use, location (such as high humidity locations), routine care, and maintenance.

It is best to consider the amount of use you have already gotten from the appliance and the cost of a new appliance compared to the repair cost.

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