Product review (1 stars): It's a Ticking Time Bomb
Do NOT buy an Electrolux refrigerator! My wife and I bought this model, in the stainless steel finish, when we purchased our home four years ago. The price was not cheap. The product, however, is. At the four year point (after the three year extended warranty had expired, of course), it died.  Apparently a major defect has been engineered into the appliance.  According to the repairman, during the defrost cycle moisture collects behind the evaporator panel. The circulation fan, which is also located behind that panel, is not sealed against moisture. It eventually shorted out, and when it did, it also blew the electronic motherboard in the control panel (and why does a refrigerator need an electronic brain, anyway? I just want it to cool my food, not to think). When the panel was pulled to gain access to then fan, it was also revealed to be rusting out. Why did Electrolux put a part made of metal that rusts where moisture will collect on it? Cost of replacing the fan and motherboard: $548.00. And because the underlying problem, moisture accumulating where it will cause rust and will damage the fan, cannot be "cured," the expensive piece of junk is a ticking time bomb that will eventually fail again.