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Posted by dpb on July 1, 2007, 4:53 pm
Cheri wrote:
> Edwin Pawlowski wrote in message ...
>>> I hate to just trash the thing if I can get a few bucks out of it.
>> You did get a rebate out of it. There is a reason for the recall so
> be
>> honest and uphold your part of the deal. If you sell it, your word
> is then
>> meaningless.
>
> Also, the reason for the recall sounds like safety issue, so why would
> anyone want to pass that on to another...for a few bucks.
You said it--for some (apparently including OP) a few bucks is more
important than another's safety... :(
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> I just finished installing my new dishwasher. The old one was subject
> to the rinse agent/wire corrosion/short recall. I have the recall
> paperwork filled out and anxiously await my rebate check. What is
> everyone doing with their old dishwashers? There's really nothing
> wrong with it (at least nothing apparent). I figured if I could get
> $100 or so out of it, all the better. I suppose the worst that could
> happen would be I could get sued (don't want that). My first thoughts
> are to take it to the nearest appliance junk place and get rid of it.
> The label has been removed (in accordance with the rebate conditions).
> I hate to just trash the thing if I can get a few bucks out of it.
> Just curious,
> Greg Wilkerson