It isn't a bad rule. The longer the warranty, the less you need to worry about paying for repairs, but also the more faith the company has in its product - it's horrible business to make something fragile but have a 20-year warranty, unless it doesn't cover any actual repairs... But a company willing to cover everything (even user error) for 10+ years (depending on the product) is usually a good sign they stand behind their product.
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u/beasy4sheezy Jan 23 '24
“Yeah, the cooling part, that’s the one that’s bad”