So our FF has broken down ? the thing the fridge engineer told me might fix it hasn't worked.
It's an integrated unit which was here when we moved in in March, I suspect it's only a couple of years old at most.
We don't really like it, it's too high up and the fridge and freezer don't hold all that much stuff.
Mr R just thinks we should bite the bullet and get a new FF (not integrated, so would mean costs involved in getting rid of the cabinet it is in and tiling the floor under it assuming it wasn't tiled before the FF went in) - and we may as well get one we really like rather than just any old one, the one we have seen we like is around £400. Although we have the money that we could spend on it, that money's meant to be put aside for seeing us through my maternity leave which starts in 6 weeks.
However I think although we don't like it that much, we'd not have looked at replacing it just for the sake of it, and even if it costs £150 or so to get it fixed, then it's got to be better than shelling out for a new unit and we can look at that when I am back at work next year and earning again.
So who is right? WWYD?