Product review (1 stars): Does not deliver promises and NO auto-defrost
I am extremely disappointed in this refrigerator/beverage center, HC125FVS.  I purchased it at a local "big-name" store.  Firstly, the drinks on the top shelf never got really cold, and the temperatures varied greatly from one shelf to the next.  I have 4 thermometers, and this is what the temperature degree results were at for the 7th (coldest setting) - 6th setting (2nd coldest):
Top: 45-55
3rd: 40-45
2nd: 35-40
small bottom shelf: 30-35

There was an ongoing variance of 5 degrees per shelf.  Also keep in mind that the average refrigerator should be at 35-40 degrees MAX.

I called Haier and the agent told me that 125 cans is the maximum and they do not recommend filling the center to capacity to allow the air to flow freely. (Then why advertise it as a 125-can center???)  I had it only about 2/3 full of cans anyway, and there is no fan in the unit to circulate the air, so how can the air flow freely?  No wonder there is such a temperature variance. (Go figure.) I decided to hold onto it for a little while longer to see if I did get any satisfaction out of it.  (The only thing that made me really happy was that it freed up a lot of precious space in my main refrigerator.) So, I held onto it for a few more weeks.

The straw that broke the camel's back is that it is also advertised on the box to have auto-defrost.  After I had it for about 2 months, it developed a thick layer of frost, and it never auto-defrosted.  The manual made no mention of the auto-defrost and how it is supposed to work.  So, I called Haier America and asked why it had not defrosted yet.  I spoke with two different agents and both told me that they did not see auto-defrost as one of the options on this refrigerator. (Go figure, again.)

Oh, one more thing.  This center was constantly running.  Although it has been a hot summer, my electric bills have never been above $190 in all the years that I have lived in this house.  I was shocked when my electric bill went from $170 one month to $260 the next month after the first use of this center.  My next electric bill should be coming soon, and I am bracing myself.  Although I cannot say 100% sure that this center contributed greatly to the big jump in my bill, but when I turned it off, my electric meter's wheel slowed down quite a bit.

It is going back to the store this weekend.  Thank goodness I can return it after 2 months to my local store...

Well, I hope you find this review helpful.

P.S.  I just ordered a Danby Designer 4.4 Cu ft compact refrigerator that it is Energy Star rated.  I have seen great feedback (4.63 stars out of 5)on the Danby from over 40 reviews, and I have my fingers crossed that it works better. It's also 0.4 cu ft bigger than the Haier...

UPDATE:  After I stopped using this beverage center, my electric bill went back down to normal levels on my October 2008 bill.  I got the Danby, and I am so much happier with the Danby.  Its auto-defrost works and it is energy efficient, which is the opposite of this Haier.

UPDATE 7/9/09: It's the following summer, and I still love the Danby.  My electric bills are still at their usual levels of $170-$190.  Therefore, I am convinced the Haier is the reason for the jump in my bill last year.  As I previously mentioned, the Haier was running constantly.