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Special Interests - Groups & Societies => Cosie's Corner & Feed Bag => Topic started by: Forty Rod on October 05, 2012, 02:11:02 PM
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...can I buy a new "spill proof" shelf for a GE Profile fridge? Their website is totally worthless, the folks I bought it from are worse than useless, and the repair facility can't / won't help.
Damn it's getting hard to spend my money any more.
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Do you have an appliance repair place near by, try them, sometimes a lot easier than dealing with the maker.
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You'd sure think so, wouldn't you. Can't find one within 35 miles.
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I have one two blocks away.
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Well my word Del, isn't it obvious, you ned to go buy 40 rod a shelf and trade it to him for more noodels!
dangnabit you fellows just can't see the obvious.
Jehosophat do I have to ramrod everything?
yhs
prof grumpy
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Well my word Del, isn't it obvious, you ned to go buy 40 rod a shelf and trade it to him for more noodels!
dangnabit you fellows just can't see the obvious.
Jehosophat do I have to ramrod everything?
yhs
prof grumpy
I was thinking that but it will be at least Tuesday before I can get there, mine remains shelfless because I found out what they want for one and I don't know if the electric icebox that came with the house is worth putting that much money into. :o
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and I don't know if the electric icebox that came with the house is worth putting that much money into. :o
Don't put any money into tnat thing, electric iceboxes are just a passing fad......
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Don't put any money into tnat thing, electric iceboxes are just a passing fad......
As long as they keep Coke, bacon, butter, sausage, eggs, milk, mustard, horse radish, my favorite salad dressing, OJ, marmalade, chocolate syrup, ice cream, mushrooms, corn, and other essentials to life, mental health and spiritual well-being in good shape they will never pass from popularity.
Oh yeah, I may have found a place that has shelves. Seems they recycle appliances and scrap out the parts. I'll check them out before I decide to panic of just say "screw it" and make one out of plywood.
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Ah My Good FortyRod
there is nothing wrong with some nice 3/8 waterproof ply with a piece of formica glued on top :-)
or you might find an old stainless or vynil coated wire rack that could fit - as I remember the electrified cooling contraptions
origin all came with such nerly indestructable racks before tempered glass became popular.
My Word, it just occurred to me that you could call up a glass place and ask the price of a piece of 1/4" tempered glass of the appropriate dimensions!
and don't forget the noodles!
at least two or three of my drifting braincells must have managed to connect.
yhs
prof (stupified) marvel
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If you get the model number of the product or better yet get the part number for the part that you are looking for from the users manual the web site is great. I recently had to get parts for the drawer for my stove and got them from GE's site.
https://www.geapplianceparts.com/GEApplianceParts/partkeywordsearch
Put in Spill Proof Shelf in the search box unless you have the part number. 40 if you don't have the users manual anymore you can find them online on their web site as well. I'll be glad to help you out if you need it. :)
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If you get the model number of the product or better yet get the part number for the part that you are looking for from the users manual the web site is great. I recently had to get parts for the drawer for my stove and got them from GE's site.
https://www.geapplianceparts.com/GEApplianceParts/partkeywordsearch
Put in Spill Proof Shelf in the search box unless you have the part number. 40 if you don't have the users manual anymore you can find them online on their web site as well. I'll be glad to help you out if you need it. :)
Took about three minutes and it's on the way. Thanks. You win the gold medal.
HUGGITY HUGGITY HUG! :D
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electric iceboxes? whats next steam powered laundry machines?
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electric iceboxes? whats next steam powered laundry machines?
Why Yes indeed Rooster -
here is the home model
(http://www.spore.com/static/image/500/776/640/500776640861_lrg.png)
and here is the coin-op model
(http://www.sciencephoto.com/image/364623/large/V9000029-Engraving_of_a_steam-driven_washing_machine-SPL.jpg)
yhs
prof marvel
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Took about three minutes and it's on the way. Thanks. You win the gold medal.
HUGGITY HUGGITY HUG! :D
So glad to be able to help. :D
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electric iceboxes? whats next steam powered laundry machines?
Could be. I have a kerosene powered computer.
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Wood burning chainsaw?
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Wood burning chainsaw?
Sounds like the beginning of a new chicken-egg discussion.
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I'm working on a way to make electricity using the hot air floating out of Washington. ;)
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Del,
That could power the entire country, with some to Canada.
Old Top
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Yeah, but that much BS will really mess with the carbon footprint of the country.
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Don't matter, it spins to fast and the blades fly off and end up in Peru. ::)