What should you inspect on the actual appliance?
Inspect the model label, exterior and interior condition, doors and seals, controls, shelves or racks, connections, corrosion, odors, and visible damage.
Ask direct questions about what has been checked and what remains unknown. A clean appearance is not proof of complete function.
What costs are easy to forget?
Transport, stairs, protective equipment, connection parts, installation, haul-away, fit changes, and downtime can change the total purchase.
Measure both the final opening and every part of the delivery path before committing to a unit.
- Opening
- Door swing
- Delivery path
- Connections
- Transport
- Installation
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