Product review (4 stars): Not Cold?  I Fixed That!
I bought this fridge to replace a homemade kegerator, and to make room in my actual fridge.  I don't collect the best craft beers in the northeast, I drink them.  Fridge came double packed, no damage.  Plugged it in after waiting a few hours, and loaded it up.  Next day, I was saddened to notice my delicious beers weren't as cold as I would prefer.  The battle begins.  Out of nothing more than laziness, and maybe the inconvenience, I opted not to send this fridge back.  You see, I'm a plumbing and heating contractor.  I knew there was a way to dick with the thermostat, I just had to find a way.  I grabbed my digital meat thermometer (never once have I used it for meat, because I am in fact a man) and got to work.  Fridge on factory setting would only cool to about 45*.  I pulled the housing off of the thermostat.  I scoured the interwebs for any literature on said t-stat, to no avail.  However, I did find that if I completely screwed it up, I could get a new one for like $10.  We'll anyhow, there is a small Phillips head screw that adjusts the tension on the release of the thermostat.  Just screw that sucker in almost all the way.  Beers are now sitting at around 32* ready for enjoyment.  Oh yeah, unplug the fridge first.  I zapped myself right off the bat.  Cheers folks!