The icemaker has stopped working on our two-year-old
refrigerator-freezer. (We had to replace our old fridge because it repeatedly
broke down.) From past experience, I can tell you exactly what happens next.
* I will call Sears Appliance Repair.
* I will be put on hold and listen to Sears
commercials for several minutes.
* A woman will come on the line -- she is in South Carolina -- and will schedule an appointment for a repair
man to come to the house.
* The appointment will be in 10 days.
* The appointment will be in 10 days.
* The repairman will determine
that (a) the icemaker has stopped working on our refrigerator-freezer, and (b)
a new part will have to be ordered.
* The new part will arrive in 10 days.
* I will call Sears Repair, speak to another lady
in South Carolina, who will schedule another appointment with another repairman.
* The appointment will be in 10 days.
* The appointment will be in 10 days.
* On the appointed day, the repairman will arrive at 3:40, install the new part, and depart at 3:55.
* The charges will be $250
for the new part and $197 for labor. Plus tax.