
What is the best replacement interval for a refrigerator?
Generally, the optimal replacement cycle for a refrigerator is around 10 years. Below are specific suggestions for when to replace your refrigerator: When to Replace: Service Life: The normal lifespan of a refrigerator is typically between 8 to 12 years. If your refrigerator has been in use for over 10 years and frequently experiences malfunctions, it is advisable to consider replacing it. Performance Decline: When a refrigerator shows signs of weakened cooling efficiency, increased noise levels, or higher energy consumption, it indicates that its performance has significantly deteriorated. Replacing it with a new one would be more economical and practical. Energy Efficiency: Older refrigerators usually consume more energy and do not meet modern energy-saving standards. If you notice an increase