Buying a Bottom Freezer French Door Refrigerator

Tuesday, March 30th, 2010 at 6:03 pm

If you decide to equip your kitchen with a bottom freezer French door refrigerator you will make it both look elegant and above all functional. These energy efficient devices have become very popular lately as they make it easy to access all of the parts of the standard fridge that you use the most. There is a great number of models available so you can certainly find the one to match perfectly with your kitchen décor, from the standard black and white to stainless steel and even oak.

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LG 22.6-Cubic-Foot Stainless Steel French Door Bottom Freezer Refrigerator

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LG 22.6-Cubic-Foot Stainless Steel French Door Bottom Freezer Refrigerator

Manufacturer: LG
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List Price: $1,649.00
Sale Price: $1,588.37
Availibility: Usually ships in 2-3 business days

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Product Description

LG LFC23760ST 22.6 Cu. Ft. Stainless Steel French Door Bottom Freezer Refrigerator - LFC23760SS. 4 Split Tempered Glass Shelves. Upfront Digital Temperature Controls. 2 OptiBin Clear Humidity Crispers. Multi-Air Flow Cooling. IcePlus Accelerated Freezing Function. LoDecibel Quiet Operation. BioShield Anti-Bacterial Door Seal. Pull-Out Freezer Drawer. Stainless Steel Finish

Product Details

Internal Upfront Digital Temperature Controls
Automatic CustomCube Ice Maker
4 Split Spill-Protector Tempered Glass Shelves
Dimensions: (WHD) 32 7/8 X 70 3/8 X 34 1/4 In.

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Great Design

Review Date: March 29, 2010

Reviewer: Gone Don, San Diego

Being an Engineer, with a wife who was "satisfied with my old Sears refrigerator - with an ice maker in the door" this was an unusually successful purchase. We wanted a newer, Star rated refrigerator that fit in a slightly smaller available space than the 25 cu. ft. models - yet maximize the volume. This one "just fit". We discussed long about the absence of the ice dispenser in the door, yet we wanted an ice-maker for sure. The freezer in the drawer made sense. Cold spills down when you open the door, and here there's a bottom. Minimum spilling of the cold. The similar model with the ice maker in the door didn't make sense. Trying to create ice in an area that isn't frozen? The ice-maker in the door takes up space, is difficult to cool and just a bad idea.

So my wife tried using the old two door as a no ice dispensing one. Boy did that work. No waiting for the grinding of the ice or occasional clogging. The ice maker in the drawer is great. It will fill the tray in no time at all, so we just shut it off for about a week and when the ice gets low turn it on for a day or two. Marvelous.

We looked around and the Sears/Whirlpool maker just seemed cheaply designed. This one was deluxe. We ended buying locally due to a negotiated price. We've had it about 2 months, and I'm proud to say my wife keeps reiterating, "I just love my new refrigerator". We did buy - against all recommendations - an extended warranty because we were unacquainted with this brand experience. It's great.

VERY DISAPPOINTING

Review Date: August 20, 2009

Reviewer: J.A.C.,

If you buy this refrigerator we highly recommend an extended warranty and you might want to consider purchasing a freezer to salvage your frozen foods during breakdowns.
Our first breakdown was 41 days after purchase.
The second breakdown was (to the day) one year from delivery. Warranty would not cover it because it was 1 year and 4 days from purchase date. Not delivery date but purchase date.
Third breakdown was one year and 54 days from delivery.
Guess what--we don't give this refrigerator a single recommendation. And by the way, we tried to talk to LG about the number of service calls and their only comment was "have a nice day"

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