Something rotten in the state of my fridge.

[DreadPirateRoberts]

We've got an apartment size fridge at work that they are trying to get rid of. The price is right, free. But you'd have to come pick it up (Orange County)

If the landlord did not supply the refrigerator, he's not required to maintain it.

[Moonliner]

Have you checked the all the basics?

Is the condenser dirty?

Is there ice buildup on the freezer evaporator cover?

Are the doors sealing tight when they close?

[Stan4dSteph]

Damn, I wish I was closer. I still have my fridge from when I had to buy one there in SoCal and it's just sitting in my garage.

I don't really understand that standard practice of not supplying them in SoCal apartments. It's like not supplying a stove.

[Eliza Hodgkins 1812]

Originally Posted by Moonliner

Have you checked the all the basics?

Is the condenser dirty?

Is there ice buildup on the freezer evaporator cover?

Are the doors sealing tight when they close?

Condenser?

Freezer evaporator cover?

Is this English?

Yes, the door closes tight. Or, rather, as tight as it possibly can. Heh.

I'm kidding about the others...kinda. I'll take a look when I get home.

[Eliza Hodgkins 1812]

Originally Posted by DreadPirateRoberts

We've got an apartment size fridge at work that they are trying to get rid of. The price is right, free. But you'd have to come pick it up (Orange County)

If the landlord did not supply the refrigerator, he's not required to maintain it.

I know he's not required to maintain it. My gripe is that all rental units should include a stove and fridge, at least, and many apartments in L.A. don't provide a fridge. They do supply a fridge in every other city I've lived in.

Thanks for the info but I'm not sure how transportation is working out at this time. May try to find something more local first.