How many of you who have shipped fridgefreezers have found once they're unpacked and settled at the other end that they no longer work? If this did happen did your insurance cover you?

Insurance will only cover you for this type of thing if (a) your firdge-freezerr is less than 5 years old (need receipt to prove this) and (b) you have taken out insurance for "mechanical derangement" [I kid you not; that's what they call it].

Although we didn't take fridge-freezer with us, thankfully none of our other geriatric electrical applicances suffered mechanical derangement

hi we took a big one two nz , it was only two years old that worked okay and we sold it to someone there when we left

why would you ship a fridge? they have them here. Just buy one, its cheaper

I bought a F/F in OZ and shipped it back to UK. It didn't work once it was unpacked, so we claimed on the Insurance. Yes we had insured it for M/derangement so got paid out.
Then it decided to work, so i it was a win win situation

How is it cheaper?! lol

Yeah...How ??

If you have a fridge and are shipping a container, bring it. How can this be more expensive?

mine had a failure of some kind so that the freezer over worked but the fridge was warm. We got someone top repair it and it cost $200. That was on a just over a year old FF from the uk shipped over.

Yeah exactly! lol