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Question: how do I installthe door handle
Document: a bit noisy,..... but not bad for the price.... needs some installation of the handle. you get what you pay for. It does the job
This is one of two NewAir Wine Fridges that we own. They are attractive and handle bottles well. We did have an issue with this one dying after 13 months, but the company covered it under warranty. We have had the other for a little longer, and have had no problems with it. We did a lot of research before buying this product and truly are happy with our selection. If I were to purchase another at this price point, I absolutely would pick this brand again.
Awful. It arrived damaged and there is nothing quiet about the fridge. I would have returned it because of the noise even if it didn't arrive with a dent on the front door.
Works Very well as a humidor. After thoroughly cleaning the inside to remove the factory plastic smell, I moved my collection in. It holds steady at 65 degrees f. I use boveda packs (72%) to regulate the humidity. Eventually I plan to buy shelves from [...] to organize the unit better. Overally, good purchase. Got here safe, and on time. Packaged well. You have to install the handle (two screws).
This really is a nice value. It is an inexpensive machine but it cools the wine perfectly and holds as many bottles as advertised. The rack spacing is tight (we use it mostly for Pinot bottles which are a little larger on the bottom). They do fit, but you have to pull the shelf out a bit before sliding the bottle in. I don't mind this at all. It does hum, but we keep it in the pantry, and with the door closed it is silent.
I was looking for a reasonably priced wine fridge, and after doing a lot of research I chose the NewAir. It definitely does what it is supposed to and is very user friendly. Cosmetically, it looks nice with a stainless door and blue light that illuminates the bottles. The temperature is easy to control, you just set the temperature you want and leave it. The wine racks themselves could use some improvement.
The refrigerator arrived a couple of days ahead of schedule (standard shipping), and worked perfrctly out of the box. It reached the temp I specified - 55F - after a few hours, and remained there steadfastly even when temps in the house have reached 90F. It is quite (despite others' claims to the contrary), and only loses a few degrees for 20 mins or so when you open the door for a inserting/retrieving a bottle.Love it!
I can't comment on how the wine cooling works, because I bought this unit to turn it into a cigar humidor. Wine coolers are ideal for this because they are already mostly sealed. I had an online vendor make cedar shelves and drawers to fit and had a decent sized humidor for way less than a custom cabinet would have cost. The only issue I've had with this unit is that part of the door seal is slightly peeled back.
Bought this to cool our wines and store them long term. Although, that is naive at this point. I know this cooler will break at some point within the next 10 years. It has spinning fans, and with any moving part, they can always break. Keep that in mind.I left the Styrofoam in the door to add extra shielding from light and another layer of insulation. Works well. It has a certain level of hum that is noticeable when you're listening for it.
Wow, WTF? Pardon my &#34;french&#34; acronym.I decided that the best way to go was to buy the 4 year Kitchen Appliance Protection Plan along with this unit, and so far, I'm glad (from a confidence in the product standpoint) that I did. Not that I've had ANY ISSUES-- the unit looks great, is easy to assemble, seems well built, is nice and quiet, cools quickly and re-cools quickly after opening the door.
Answer: Very easily.  Two screws go through well position holes into threaded holes on the handle.  Tighten with a philups head screw driver.  That's the X head screw driver.