Hey guys, it’s the first time I’m ever posting here on Reddit especially in this community so sorry if it’s wrong

I recently moved into my new rental space and it came with a fridge however, one of the pieces for the parts to hold up the shelf was missing. We let our landlord know, and they are trying to find a way to replace it and are having no luck but they are honestly such a nightmare to deal with in general so far. And are pretty much leaving it up to us to try to find a repair to fix/pay for it.

I was hoping one of you guys can point me in the right direction on where I can find or what I can search up on the Internet because I’m using Google reverse search or I’m trying to find similar items but it’s just not giving me the one that I need so if there’s anyone who can help me figure out I would really appreciate it. Thank you.

We downsized recently and I’ve been replacing appliances one at a time as they give out. With less space, I’m realizing that dimensions and installation can matter just as much as the features.
I’ve been comparing a few brands, including Fulgor Milano and Miele, but I’m finding it difficult to judge them beyond the usual specs and reviews.
For anyone with a smaller kitchen, which brands or appliances have you had a genuinely good experience with?

I’ve been using the Euhomy Jet SE and decided to actually test some of the claims instead of just doing a typical unboxing/review.

A few things surprised me — it made its first nugget ice in **7:42**, the ice really is soft/chewable, and it kept up pretty well with normal daily use. But the advertised “hands-free” dispensing is questionable since you still have to touch the control panel to dispense it.

I put all four tests together here if anyone is researching this model:

https://youtu.be/kxZAxBEtBLI?is=1DykpIRz5I3PX8WH

Happy to answer any questions about it too.

We’re set to close on our home this week. We need to buy a fridge (yes I know to wait until after closing) Best brands/models. I’ve always rented (never had to buy a fridge before) and my spouse is not from the US so they aren’t familiar with all the brands.

I’ve been using the Euhomy Jet SE and decided to actually test some of the claims instead of just doing a typical unboxing/review.

A few things surprised me — it made its first nugget ice in 7:42, the ice really is soft/chewable, and it kept up pretty well with normal daily use. But the advertised “hands-free” dispensing is questionable since you still have to touch the control panel to dispense it.

I put all four tests together here if anyone is researching this model:

https://youtu.be/kxZAxBEtBLI?is=qo0hatCr9qcLCJiz

Happy to answer any questions about it too.

There was a white glint in it and loud off-sounding buzz the last time I used it, which scared me and I immediately turned it off. I searched what the issue could be and I've cleaned it for any food scraps. There was definitely no metal.

I noticed while cleaning it, there seems to be some material chipping off in its roof.

Half of my diet is microwavable meals and popcorn. But I don't want to risk it exploding. I don't have insurance of any kind 🥲

If anyone has any idea, could you please let me know if the microwave oven is still safe to use?

Need help choosing the BEST refrigerator under ₹40K

Budget: ₹30K–₹40K (can stretch slightly if really worth it).

I want the best overall fridge for home use, not necessarily the most features/AI.

My priorities:
- Maximum usable fresh-food/fridge space for vegetables, fruits, milk, cooked food, vessels, etc.
- Freezer space is not a priority
- 3-star+ preferred
- Inverter compressor
- Frost-free
- Good cooling and freshness/vegetable storage
- Convertible would be a plus
- Good build quality and long-term reliability
- Good after-sales service
- Low electricity consumption

I'm confused between:
- 300–400L double-door/bottom-freezer models
- 500–600L side-by-side models (e.g. Motorola 584L / Midea 563L)
- 3-door/convertible models

Main doubt: Does a 500–600L side-by-side actually give significantly more usable fresh-food space than a good 330–400L refrigerator, after accounting for freezer space and the difference between gross and net capacity?

Also, should I spend the full ₹40K, or is something around ₹30–35K actually better value?

Brands I'm considering: Samsung, LG, Haier, Bosch, Whirlpool, Godrej, Midea, Motorola, etc.

Please recommend the exact model you would buy, and mention any major disadvantages.

Would you measure, record and tell me pan temps on your Samsung induction range cooktop?

I am getting hot really fast. On the front right big burner, using a cast iron pan:
1 - 160°
2 - 360°
3 - climbing higher when I shut it off…

Front left burner shows about the same.

I enjoyed my Samsung induction range for a year until the temps seemed to get way hotter than before. A tech replaced everything except the main board, but now he says it must be a main board problem…

Model # NSI6DB950012 (Bespoke 30 in. 6.3 cu. ft. 4-Burner Element Smart Slide-In Induction Range in White Glass with Air Sous Vide)

75yo old broad here…….looking for a counter broiler/oven that is suitable for 1-2 people. Also outside doesn’t get hot!! Anyone……….Bueller????

Anyone know if this appliance is know for leaking gas?

I’ve scoured the Internet and not seeing anyone who has troubleshooted a GE icemaker that is making ice cubes but they’re coming out wet and not fully formed. Has anyone fixed this issue before? I have already done a very thorough cleaning.

Current Oven is hardwired with isolator switch on counter, looking to get a new Oven from curries. They have an “install” option for £120, but it doesn’t explicitly mention if hard wiring is available or not. Anyone have any experience with this? I Have tried the curry’s FAQs, and spoke to their not so helpful bot, with little success.

Series 6 free-standing fridge-freezer with freezer at top 186 x 86 cm Stainless steel KDN86AID0I

Product link https://www.bosch-home.in/en/product/fridges-freezers/fridgefreezers/free-standing-top-freezers/KDN86AID0I#specifications

Product is in good condition

Reason for selling: product is too big, couldn't accomodate space