Product review (1 stars): Beautiful looks, nightmarish issues
Let me start by stating that I am a chemical engineer and can usually figure out mechanical problems. I do my own car work and fix most of my own electronics.

I recently bought a house and inherited a Maytag MFF2558VEM French door refrigerator.  It is less than 3 years old and to this day looks great!

After two weeks of ownership the problems started.

Incident #1: The freezer frosted over.  No big deal.  I defrosted the fridge, cleaned the lint out the cooling coils, and good to go.

Incident #2: Two weeks later the freezer frosted over again.  This time I defrosted the entire fridge, cleaned the drain plug out which collects water from the condenser coils, and tested the thermometer or thermister as the manual calls it and the heating coil.  All was functioning properly according to the service book.  Good to go right?

Incident #3: Two days later and over $200 dollars of food lost and I am now experiencing the same issue.  I purchased a replacement main control board since I didn't have the fridge on a surge protector and we had a power outage in the timeframe.  Maytag's apparently are notorious for burning up control chips during power surges and the heater coil is on a relay known to fail in this way.  A day later I installed a surge protector, installed the new main control board, and programmed the new chip for $160.  Good to go!

Incident #4: One day later snow in the fridge again!  Now maybe I haven't identified the root cause of the issue.  However, my argument is that a 3 year old fridge should not have this level of significant issues.

I would rather spend hundreds more for a new fridge than spend hundreds to fix one that I fully expect to have repeat issues.  For this reason, I gave up. I bought a new fridge today and hopefully I'll have better luck.  All Maytag appliance may not be bad but I'd avoid this one.