Product review (1 stars): Still living with this POJ, can't afford another
I wish I would have studied this thing before buying, but I did not.  We were taken by the looks and the neat lighting, geeze.  Purchased in summer '08, first problem was the control panel which failed during a storm, replaced under warranty.  Next up, the water filler push / trigger broke, of course in the ON position.  Out of warranty, purchased the part from Electrolux, someplace in the $100 range.  Now we have an interior water leak I am working on.  It is leaking from the bottom left side of the freezer door, only after you use the water or ice dispenser, so I'm figuring a leak in that area.  No solution yet.

Tips for those that also have this boat anchor and are living with it.  It does not do well with power interuptions.  After the initial control panel failure I did some research.  Everbody says you cannot use a UPS with a fridge.  But they are all wrong.  3 years ago I puchased a CyberPower AVR1500 UPS and it has saved several probably control panel failures on the fridge.  The fridge draws a max of about 975 watts, and the CyberPower shows it is using less than half the available capacity.  This is perfect for surviving thunderstorms with related lightning strikes, brownouts, short term power failure.  It will easily power the fridge for 20 minutes, and provides you plenty of time to shut the fridge off from the control panel if it looks like a longer term outage.  I highly recommend a UPS if you are saddled with this fridge if you are in an area where you get frequent power problems, such as north Texas, it will pay for itself.  ps - POJ means piece of junk.

Edit - Update, leak turns to be from the filter.  Pulling it out from the wall made it a bit more obvious, discovered drips from bottom sides of both doors, looked inside the filter side and it was obvious.