Don’t Fall Prey to Planned Obsolescence
Buying a new appliance should bring peace of mind, not stress. But sometimes, refrigerators stop cooling, washers stop spinning, or ovens quit working long before they should. When a new appliance breaks within just a year or two, it often means the product was poorly made or had hidden problems from the start.
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Many companies try to avoid responsibility by blaming you or refusing to honor warranties. At Unscrewed, we stand with you. We help you address these problems and seek a fair replacement, repair, or refund. Even if a full resolution isn’t possible, your case helps clarify the situation for others.
Common Appliance Issues We Review
We support customers dealing with:
Premature Failures
Appliances breaking down within one or two years.
Hidden Defects
Problems caused by poor manufacturing, not customer misuse.
High Repair Costs
Outrageous charges for repairs that should be covered.
Warranty Denials
Companies refusing to honor repair or replacement warranties.
Planned Obsolescence
Products built to fail early so you’re forced to buy again.
Why Choose Us
We Stand With You – We care about protecting everyday people, not big corporations.
Affordable Help – Get guidance without expensive lawyer fees.
Proven Results – Many people recover refunds, replacements, or fair repairs.
Over 50 Years of Combined Experience – Our team has extensive knowledge handling appliance and consumer issues.
Our Step-by-Step Approach
1
Review Your Case
Examine warranty documents, receipts, and appliance history.
2
Identify the Issue
Determine if it’s a defect, early failure, or warranty denial.
3
Plan Action
Decide the best approach: replacement, refund, or repair.
4
Take Action
Contact the manufacturer or seller to request resolution.
5
Support You
Keep you informed through every step of the process.
Common Appliances We Help With
Refrigerators and Freezers
Washing Machines and Dryers
Dishwashers
Microwaves, Ovens and Stoves
Small Kitchen Appliances (coffee makers, blenders, etc.)
Tips to Proctect Yourself
Keep receipts, invoices, and records of parts and repairs.
Confirm warranties or guarantees before purchasing parts or approving work.
Check customer reviews and research complaints before using a shop or supplier.
Contact us immediately if a part fails or extra work is required.
Don’t Let Appliance Companies Push You Around
If your appliance fails prematurely or a warranty claim is denied, contact us for professional guidance.