Product review (4 stars): A great refrigerator... worth $3,500? Maybe, maybe not.
I've never written a review on Amazon before, and after reading the reviews for this refrigerator, I was seriously doubting our decision to purchase an Electrolux unit.  But we already had an Electrolux range, wanted things to match, and needed a counter depth unit.  So we held our breath, and found this unit at the Sears Outlet for $2,100.  To date, I've had none of the issues others have made mention of here.  The top unit stays plenty cold, the ice maker makes plenty of ice, doesn't spit it all over the floor, it's not mushy, etc... etc.  The unit does seem to run most if not all of the time, but it honestly just sounds like a small fan running.  It's not loud or very noticeable at all.  All interior lighting is through inset LED's that dim on when you open the door and drawer... a nice feature.  I think there's nine LED's in the refrigerator alone... some inside the drawers so you can easily view their contents.

 The glass shelves have a slight concave edge to them that keeps in spills and are very stylish.  The only small problem we had initially was hat the seal on the freezer drawer wasn't sealing completely.  We'd get some patches of frost in the freezer where air seeped in.  Turns out the seal just needed to be massaged a bit to be a bit more flexible, and the problem has gone away. (it most likely got compressed sitting in the outlet warehouse)  One gripe is that if you open the right fridge door, the water and ice maker stops until you close it.  Open it while you're getting ice or water, and an alarm goes off after a few seconds.

FWIW, the ice maker makes ice in a "drink friendly" shape (Electrolux's term, not mine)  The ice looks a bit more like store bought ice, in a bullet shape with a hole in the middle.  Initially it just seemed like marketing fluff, but I have to admit, they do cool drinks rapidly, fit a bit better in bottles, and seem to also freeze faster.  Set to "fast freeze" this unit makes a tray of ice almost twice an hour.

Now, as I said, we got our unit for a pretty steep discount at an outlet center, and at the price we paid, I'd call this a 5-star unit.  I have to admit though, at a list price of $3,500 I could see some having a bit of buyer's remorse.  If you can find a unit marked down a bit, or are comfortable with the price, this is an excellent refrigerator.