Product review (1 stars): The worst, noisiest, inefficient appliance ever
I should have known by looking at the instruction manual that this refrigerator was sub par. There are a series of categories under the "Before you call for service..." section that mention excessive noises and prolonged run cycles. To all, the manual says "normal" condition. This thing makes an incredible amount of noise, and it runs almost constantly. When it does shut off, you can open the door and quickly grab something (maybe 5 seconds), and it will then run for an hour. Cooling--it's prime function--is sub par. For all its effort, the interior temperature rarely gets below 50 degrees. I've had unopened yogurt (!) spoil in 2 weeks. Any drinks that one enjoys cold need ice.

As for design, the interior is not only very small, but very inefficiently designed. There are 2 small bins for produce about 1 cu.ft. each. Put in one head of romaine lettuce and it's full. The door compartments are a joke. There is no butter compartment and nothing for eggs. Instead, there are 6 little 6" x 5" shelves that each hold 3 cans of (warm) soda, and one huge shelf on the bottom for tall items. All in all, the door takes up 6" of the interior depth. The depth of the interior shelves range from approximately 13 to 15 inches. There are 3 adjustable shelves, but shelf space is no more than perhaps 750 square inches.

I live in an apartment unit with a small hallway, so getting anything large into it is a challenge. The unit this refrigerator replaced was European and designed for small spaces. It had a 10 cu.ft. capacity, but it felt like 20 compared to this new piece of crap. I've had this thing for a month, but I'm already thinking about tossing it.

This is the worst product. I feel that it was designed to fill a size niche for energy efficient refrigerators, with no other considerations. Certainly none was given to putting food in it--other than canned soda.