Product review (1 stars): Power Hogg
Great looking fridge, too bad CD inc is gouging you by 700. I've heard of markup but come on.
Arrived yesterday and packaged great!!!
Ok now to the fridge.
Fyi Drawers do not come with pans.
Pluged it in, set temp to 35* (like it says) turned on and started cooling. Great.
Got down to 32* and turned off. Ok that's fine. (Book says nothing about temp off temp on)
Then each minute the temp went up 1* till it hit 38* (7min) then unit came back on. Ran for 16 min till temp read 32* again. And repeat!!!!!!
Yes it stays off for 7min only. Book says if its not holding temp to check seal of Doors/Drawers. Ok did that they are closed/sealed.
Put thermometer in fridge right by fridges temp prob. Thermometer reads 30* when fridge reads 32* and when fridge is reading 38* the thermometer is reading 33*. So this brand new unit has a bad temp probe which makes this thing run constantly. I unplugged it and have a call into the manufacture because this is unacceptable for a brand new item. If manufacture fixes the unit I will update this review, but untill then I wouldn't buy this brand

Update:
1min call with service tech and the temp is now reading correctly. Had to recalibrate temp sensor.
Ok now back to the fridge.
This is not efficient at all, in runs 50%. Yes 10min on 10min off, and in a 80* kitchen not close to any walls or obstructions. It also uses 9kwh every 24h so its a power Hogg.

So pros:
Price.
Looks.
Storage space.
Not made in China.

Cons:
Not efficient.
Runs way too much.
Uses way too much power.
Not quiet enough for residential use.
Doesn't come with drawer pans.
Drawers are not self closing like Everest site says.