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electrofix wrote:I doubt anyone can. they would need to buy direct from Samsung or LG. Then there is all the export problems. add to this the fact the manufacturer may not honour the warranty outside the intended market

A lot depends on the volume you going to do. manufacturers will start dealing with you once you can order a container full

Dave

I buy from a supplier in Dubai who snores The supplier himself buys from another supplier in the UK .
I need 60 to 100 refrigerators per Buy.
If you want to talk more on WhatsApp.
I found it in Germany but the prices in Germany are expensive. Each side-by-side refrigerator costs € 400.

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don wrote:To withstand a temperature of 40C you would need a fridge in the tropical class. For example a sub tropical rated machine which we have here in the UK would not last long at all in a tropical environment.

You need to take a good look at the climate classes on this link to see what I mean.

In the case of Iran with the hot summers with temperatures in excess of 30C you would certainly need a sub tropical class.

Don

Thanks for your tips .
I buy white goods from Dubai now, all of them come from Europe, and LG and Samsung refrigerators are from UK.
I want to buy directly from the UK for less than Dubai
If anyone can help me, I will pay them

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electrofix wrote:[USER=”125″]don[/USER]

I know some fridges are rated for different climates
will the ones sold in the UK be suitable for a hotter climates like Dubai ?

Dave

Hello
I do not want for the Dubai market, I want for the Iranian market, but first I have to send it to Dubai and then send it to Iran.

But most refrigerators can withstand up to 40 degrees Celsius and above

Meisam Kargar

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don wrote:Your’e best bet is to phone LG and Samsung direct in the UK.

They will probably deal with customer returns themselves by re working them and selling them on on places like Ebay.

Don

I once spoke to a Samsung supporter but because I did not know English I could not tell them exactly what I meant.
I think they give products to specific people or companies to sell and they do not sell them directly.

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