Appliance parts are on backorder due to global supply chain disruptions, limited manufacturing sources, and increased demand outpacing inventory and manufacturing planning horizons Modern kitchens and laundry rooms hum with technology, but when a refrigerator gasket cracks or a washer pump fails, the fix often stalls at an unexpected bottleneck: the replacement part is “on…
In the comparison between OEM vs aftermarket appliance parts, we consider that OEM parts should be preferred despite their higher costs: an average of three times higher, to preserve the validity of warranties, and the value of high-end components. Key Takeaways When your refrigerator stops cooling or your washing machine refuses to spin, the next…
Appliance parts are so expensive because of a combination of factors including manufacturing costs, tariffs, higher warehousing costs, and supply chain bottlenecks. High-quality materials and complex manufacturing processes for OEM parts also contribute to the cost. Additionally, the costs of warehousing, inventory tracking, and maintaining databases for parts contribute to the overall price. Key Takeaways Supply-Chain Turbulence: From Resin…
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