Product review (3 stars): Good Fridge, Terrible Freezer
We looked at a LOT of refrigerators before settling on this model. This one appeared to have decent construction quality and efficient use of space. The bulky drawer sides in many other refrigerators encroach too much on the internal space, as do "easy-access" compartments and ice makers that are built into the doors. We wanted a fridge that didn't have any of that tom-foolery.

We really like the refrigerator compartment. The capacity is not huge, but the french doors make it easy to see all your food and have it within reach. The interior is also really well lit, which is awesome compared to our old fridge with its too meager bulbs. Our old side by side fridge was also too narrow and deep. It is questionable to me how well the passive carbon filter works, but the built in timer will remind you when to replace it. The easy to access water filter in the fridge compartment is easy to replace.

The freezer compartment is where this fridge takes a nose-dive. We have constant problems with the door not sealing properly because of the way it is constructed. We have had our ice cream nearly melt and frost to build up because of this. There are plastic gears on the door rails that supposedly keep the left and right end of the freezer door in alignment, but it is easy to nudge the door, causing the gear to skip a tooth on one side.  Overfilling the bottom compartment can cause the upper wire shelf to pop out of its rail frame, which can also affect alignment. We have to frequently check the door seal, and correct the door when the gear is out of alignment. I am not sure who designed this closing system, but it need to go back to the drawing board.

The ice maker is also very poorly executed. The ice frequently gets jammed and causes the ice maker from producing anything. I pour some warm water to clear the ice (as is mentioned in the manual), and the ice maker WILL work for a few days, but jam up again thereafter. Our ice maker seems to fill the tray too much with water, so the ice is sometimes too thick for the maker to break and dump into the tray. An engineer needs to design them an ice maker that requires no maintenance. Does not seem too hard.

In conclusion: fridge compartment = A, freezer compartment = D. Overall: C+