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Ernest
Bardstown,#2Consumer Comment
Thu, December 27, 2007
Well then Sears should only sell stuff they can handle. It's quite obvious from all the complaints about Sears service that they should not be in the appliance business. I will never put my foot in their stores again because of their more than useless service. Surely when they sell these appliances they should at least have an inventory of the most common parts that might fail. If the manufacturer does not want to supply Sears with these parts then Sears should not sell that brand of appliance. When the manufacturer stalls for parts, don't sell that brand again! And when Sears sells Kenmore their house brand, they are 100% responsible for all repairs which should be done in an efficient manner. If they cannot, then I suggest they only sell clothing or some other crap.
Marcus
San Rafael,#3UPDATE EX-employee responds
Thu, December 27, 2007
Have seen this many times before. Sears is the middle-man, yet, they get paid $.You should have demanded that they remove the fridge, and bring you a working unit. They have thousands of deffective ones, let them fix-it on their own time! Customer satisfaction is lost in their "wait for the part" game. Even when installed, you may have continued problems, best to get another.
Feralucce
Apopka,#4UPDATE Employee
Thu, December 27, 2007
Without more information, I can only speak in generalities, BUT. Delayed parts have one of two reasons. 1) The contractor used for repair failed to order them. If the escalated complaints department is made aware of this, they will order the parts and ship them direct to you. 2) (and this is more common) - the part is on backorder from the company. Sears has no control over that. It's the same with any repair service, if the part is not available in immediate stock, it has to be ordered. It bothers me that people cannot grasp that sears does not manufacture anything. Period. at all. Therefore, they do not make the parts and HAVE to order it.