Product review (5 stars): Now working but need Danby assistance on door seal.
Update - 10 months of use.  Awesome refrigerstor.  Works perfect in ny air conditioned garage.  Takes up very little room but holds alot of beverages.  It keeps beverages at 38 degrees easily.  I added 3 cases of sodas and within 8 hours were 38 degrees COLD.

The GOOD - The DAR110A2LDB appears to be awesome.  It was very easy to  switch the direction the door opens. It also is the perfect size and looks very kewl. Was surprised on solid glass shelving. Nice!  Looks roomy.  I am very impressed.

At 24 hours run time the refrigeretor was @ 52 degrees

The Bad - The refrigeretor has been running 48 hours in a 78 degree garage. Nothing has been put inside the refrigerator.  (I am am reluctant to load it with drinks if 52 degrees is as good as it gets) I have a thermometer that was in the old refrigerator. It was calibrated in my kitchen refrigerator. It reads 39 degrees in my kitchen refrigerator.
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The Ugly - The thermostats dial had been turned almost to max. Temperature had increased to 55 degrees last night around 700PM.
This morning the temperature is almost 70.  The accumulated ice on the back inside panel is melting and water is overflowing onto the garage floor. The fan is NOT currently running. The outside temp is 80 degrees with 78% humidity. Garage is 79 degrees.
I am going to keep my old refrigerator that too big for my garage.
But it works, unlike the DANBY

***** UPDATE  -  The refrigerator is now working.  Danby responded within hours and was very apologetic.  Offered replacement or refund.  Also suggest I unplug and plug to reset. (Not in instructions)
Read that refrigerators needed to have stuff in it to cool properly. (Not in instructions)
I swapped the door opening side as soon as I unpacked. Was very simple and easy.  The gasket seal seemed to by sealing properly.  But it wasn't.
I put a flashlight inside and closed the door. Light was coming through the seal in 8--9 places. (This explained the excessive humidity).  I tried to adjust the door to frame but was unsuccessful.  It seems the the mounting holes in the left side are drilled maybe 1/8" off. The nuts part of the bottom bracket.
So I swap the door hinges back to original configurations and the seal fits perfect.
I filled the refrigerator with drinks last night and today at about 1:00PM the drinks were a cold 41 degrees.

Still need to swapped the hinges to the  left to work in my garage space.  I think Danby will  resolve the problem with the door seal hopefully by an updated design or work around for the hinge.