Buy Compact Freezer Refrigerator with Lock - Stainless SteelCompact Freezer Refrigerator with Lock - Stainless Steel Product Description:
- Easily converts from 0° compact freezer to a refrigerator
- Comes complete with lock and two keys; Full range thermostatic temperature control
- True stainless steel door with black cabinet; Reversible door
- External Dimensions: 19 3/8 x 18 9/16 x 17 3/4
- Internal Dimensions: 13.5" H x 14" W x 13" D
Product Description
Refrigerate or freeze in this compact freezer / refrigerator with full range thermostatic control by EdgeStar. Plus, this compact freezer / refrigerator (model CRF150SS) features a true stainless steel door- for uncommon style in a compact freezer / refrigerator. This 1.1 cubic foot compact freezer also features a lock for added security, energy-saving manual defrost, space-saving flush back design, and true 0° freezing Undoubtedly the best feature of this compact freezer / refrigerator is the full range temperature control. The entire unit can hold most temperatures from 0°F to 40°F. Just turn the thermostat to select the appropriate temperature for your application! Another great feature is the true stainless steel doors. Coupled with the black trim and black cabinet, this is one of the most modern, best looking compact freezer / refrigerator units available!
Energy Guide Specifications:
Estimated Yearly Operating Cost of This Model: $24.64
Energy Use (kWh/Year) Range of all Similar Models: 280kWh - 320kWh
Estimated Yearly Electricity Use: 272 kWh/Year
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126 of 140 people found the following review helpful.
Just Turn The Thermostat To The Desired Temperature !
By pinxet
The EdgeStar has much to boast of: it is lightweight, easy to carry and move, roomy, attractive, and versatile as both a refrigerator and (marginally) as a freezer. Setup is simple, and the price is excellent. Strongly tainting this appliance however, is a thermostat dial which is either incompetently designed, incompetently calibrated, or bothBefore continuing, let's not fail to note the advertised description for this product: "Just turn the thermostat to select the appropriate temperature for your application!"Falling with equal snugness on the Things That Make You Go Duh list is the instruction manual telling us that "The knob has markings to indicate the relative temperature settings, but in general, turning the knob counter-clockwise corresponds to colder temperatures."So if we turn the dial one way, it gets colder. Turn it the other way it gets warmer. We can handle that. The markings on the dial bear witness to and confirm this elegant conception of appliance design:regrigeration------> MIN......OFF.....MAXfreezing-----------> MIN......||......MAXInteresting then, that in practice there is *no* temperature change in the freezer when dialed to "MIN", or dialed to "MAX". I measure both at a steady 20 degrees.With some playing, one discovers that colder temperatures are achieved, erratically, within the petite 1.5 millimeter space between the two vertical lines separating "Min" and "Max".Moving counter clockwise per instructions along the dial after the arrow marked "Freezer", the temperatures I normally get are, in order:20 (when dialed to "Min")15 (when dialed to the left vertical line)4 or 12 degrees (when between the two vertical lines)10 (when dialed to the right vertical line)20 (when dialed to "Max).Perhaps the advertised 0 degree capability is buried someplace within the 1.5 mm space between the two vertical lines, but after several days of moving the dial minutely to the left or right, I'm unable to find it.Additionally, after reaching the coldest discernable temperature of 4 degrees once, it took me 2 days to find it again while continuing my hunt for the elusive advertised 0 degrees.This is especially frustrating since it takes about half a day or more for a temperature change to be reached within the freezer after moving the thermostat dial -- and when you move it, you don't know for certain if you're making it colder or warmer.Which is to say, this isn't a particular fast appliance: The manual recommends not introducing frozen food to the freezer until it's been turned to the coldest setting (wherever that is) for at least 2 hours after turning it on. That seems wildly optimistic to me. In practice, it takes roughly 5 hours to freeze undersized 1" ice cubes from power-up using the tray bundled with this freezer.To its credit, the EchoStar is fine as a refrigerator, and fine as a freezer as long as you aren't picky about hitting the the normally recommended 0 degrees for frozen foods.But sorry, it should not require several days to find the coldest temperature on a device by nudging a dial back and forth within a space of a milimeter. And oddly enough, even without the instruction booklet telling me to do so, I fully expect "Max" to be colder than "Min", and not be actually located at some microscopicly ambiguous point between the two."Just turn the thermostat to select the appropriate temperature for your application!"Yeah. Duh.
30 of 32 people found the following review helpful.
Good
By fpotus
I was concerned when I ordered this product based on other feedback. I let the freezer sit for a couple hours after unpacking. I turned it on and set to max freeze and placed an icecube tray inside. It took 75 minutes for the water to freeze. We took it camping with us and after unplugging camper it took six hours for the ice cubes to melt.
59 of 69 people found the following review helpful.
Just right
By D. Jones
Good points-1) Small enough to carry up the stairs without help2) Quieter than expected3) Unlike a chest freezer, this one lets you have easy access to the contents4) Low cost for electricityBad points1) This is not for you if you're looking for something big enough to store a deer or other large item. For me, it's just the right size.
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