Industrial Supply Reviews

noxidone - (July 23, 2009) We love our icemaker. I don't know how we lived without it. We live in our 5th wheel. It doesn't take up much room. Only problem we have had is the plastic tray that hold the water for the ice to be made is made out of plastic. One side cracked. Maybe I tried to clean it too hard and was my fault? Other than that..it has been a wonderful machine.

Laura543 - (February 12, 2009) After a little over one year of use, with regular cleaning, the shaft froze in its housing which stripped the coupling between the motor assembly and the shaft housing assembly. The couplers are not available seperate from the motor assembly or from the shaft assembly which forces a total replacement of both units at a cost of several hundred dollars instead of a repair cost of less than twenty dollars. Service centers will not try to free the frozen shaft which makes the repair cost a new unit cost. This is a bad investment.

aidateixeira - (June 12, 2008) My kitchen is all in stainless steel appliances and this refrigerator looks great! It is very spacious and has a great automatic ice maker, 3 spill protector glass shelves, and a wine rack. Very reliable.

noxidone - (07/23/2009) We love our icemaker. I don't know how we lived without it. We live in our 5th wheel. It doesn't take up much room. Only problem we have had is the plastic tray that hold the water for the ice to be made is made out of plastic. One side cracked. Maybe I tried to clean it too hard and was my fault? Other than that..it has been a wonderful machine.

896325 - (02/17/2009) Everytime I USE They Fall apart.If I use A little They fall apart or a little more same thing. If I use A lot the samething. I have tried everyting. Is there a different way so they will work. I just bought the readymop and absorbent mopping pads one week ago.

Laura543 - (02/12/2009) After a little over one year of use, with regular cleaning, the shaft froze in its housing which stripped the coupling between the motor assembly and the shaft housing assembly. The couplers are not available seperate from the motor assembly or from the shaft assembly which forces a total replacement of both units at a cost of several hundred dollars instead of a repair cost of less than twenty dollars. Service centers will not try to free the frozen shaft which makes the repair cost a new unit cost. This is a bad investment.