Product review (1 stars): DANGEROUS PRODUCT - AVOID.
TWO door bins broke within two years of purchase.  Frigidaire won't cover this part under warranty because it is not a "functional" part.

No crap.  Doesn't function AT ALL when it is broken.

Might as well make them out of pine bark and snot.  I still wouldn't have a door bin and Frigidaire still wouldn't care.

When I called about it, they somberly told me that my parts wouldn't be covered.  But, they cheerfully offered to sell me new ones at $31 bucks a pop, plus shipping!  And, I could pony up even MORE for an extended warranty!  Yay!

Sounds good!  I already paid hundreds of dollars for a product that is supposed to give years of service!  Why not pay even MORE just to make this thing function as it was supposed to when it left the factory?

Actually, I told them to forget it.  I'll find it for cheaper elsewhere. If you're in the same boat, call Frigidaire and get the part number.  When they offer to order it for you, politely decline.  Then, comb Amazon or eBay for used ones. I saved $20 this way.  Plus, some of these bins cross reference with Kenmore, and those are usually cheaper than the "genuine" Frigidaire models.

If you want to know how often these shelves break, search Amazon for "frigidaire door bin" and read the reviews.  No wonder they don't cover it under their warranty...they'd go bankrupt within a month.

UPDATE 5/28/14 - The icemaker has developed a curious and somewhat-less-than-entertaining quality.  When you push the ice dispenser on the door, you get chugging and whirring sounds, but no ice.  Hold the cup there long enough, and you get a mass of ice which all comes out at once and overflows the cup.  The cats enjoy chasing the ice cubes across the kitchen floor, but I'm usually not amused by this.  Forget trying to "tap" the button and get only a cube or two of ice.  Tap it twenty times and you get nothing.  Tap it the twenty first time, and you get 30 ice cubes at once.  Frigidaire knows best!  You get the amount of ice they say!

UPDATE 4/7/15 - AAAAND now we have leaks!  Yes, leaks, plural.  One, from the right underside of the fridge, stains the floor an orange color. The other is intermittent and appears to be leaking from the door dispenser.

I suppose the apologists in the comments will be along shortly to tell me how this is all my fault.

UPDATE 8/1/15 - The bottom of the freezer has become covered with a sheet of ice.  This suggests that the door seals are poor.  It could also be the source of one of the two leaks.

At this point, I can only just wonder how a company like Frigidaire could treat its customers so badly yet remain in business.  I don't have hundreds of dollars to just throw away on stuff that doesn't work, and neither do most people.  I feel like I've been scammed.

Sad and depressing that Frigidaire gladly takes money for this turkey yet won't stand behind it in the least.  The worst part is, no matter how much money I put into it, I will always have a sub par refrigerator.  That hurts.

11/16/15 - Another door bin broke.  Again, it was the one that was LEAST loaded.

12/26/15 - Another door bin broke. That makes four bins total that have failed. This time, it was one of the lower bins, not one of the larger ones in the upper door.  Hope I ordered the right one.  I have now spent well over $100 on door bins since owning this refrigerator.  If you get this fridge and think you've found a bargain, just figure several door bin purchases into the cost of ownership within the first five years and see if it still seems like such a deal.  That's assuming you DON'T get leaks, icemaker problems, or, perhaps as some customers have experienced, a fire that burns your house down.

Words can't express how frustrating and irritating this whole experience has been.  I absolutely hate this product. I can't believe that Frigidaire is okay with this. I will never buy one of their products ever again and will tell everyone I can how badly I got ripped off by this company.  Pathetic.

12/30/15 - This piece of s#!+ just tried to burn my house down. Holy cow.

I'm waiting for my wife to get home to help me start transferring our food to coolers.  I'm literally shaking as I type this.

I was in the living room when I started getting an electrical burning smell.  I'm looking around and sniffing every electronic device around me to try to figure out where it was coming from.  I get up and frantically start running around the house trying to find the source of the smell, terrified that something was going to catch the house on fire before I could figure out what it was.

Ran into the kitchen and the smell was STRONG.  And I hear an electrical buzzing noise coming from the back of the refrigerator.  I reached back and unplugged it. Rolled it out and a wisp of smoke came out of the spot where the refrigerator was.

I am so upset right now.  We were leaving town tomorrow and I shudder to think of what would have happened had we not been here. Or, what would have happened had it not been the holidays and the family was at work/school.

NEVER AGAIN.  This thing is going to the dump.  I'm not even going to bother fixing it so it can burn my house down later.  Hundreds of dollars down the drain and nothing to show for it.  This whole thing was just a minor nuisance at first...even kind of humorous, but now it's gotten downright DANGEROUS.

Thanks for nothing, Frigidaire. May you rot in a very hot place.  Perhaps behind one of your malfunctioning refrigerators.

UPDATE MAY 2017 - I bought an LG refrigerator to replace the Frigidaire. In the last year and a half, no door bins have broken, no leaks have materialized, and no fires have started. It has been completely trouble free. See, Frigidaire?  See what happens when you make a quality product?