Product review (1 stars): Fatal Flaw - Faulty Ice Maker
This is a beautiful machine, with one serious flaw in a Faulty Ice Maker. My initial refrigerator BRFB1800SSIM had an ice maker that would not release ice cubes and had water freezing in the ice bin. A repairman was sent to replace the ice maker unit. The problem was not resolved. Blomberg's service provider Eastern Marketing noted this was a known problem. A fix from the factory was pending for several months from late 2014, but by mid-2015, Eastern Marketing concluded a completely new refrigerator would have to be installed. A year after initial contact, a new BRFB1822SSL was delivered, and installed (at my expense). The ice maker again failed after 2-3 weeks. The design of the ice maker is faulty. Ice does not release from the ice tray, and water flows over the ice tray, further freezing the tray in place. Excess water flows into the ice bin and freezes. The cycle repeats and the tray becomes increasingly caked with ice, further preventing ice from dropping out of the tray.

Update 1: It is currently 2015-12-29 and I am still awaiting a response from Eastern Marketing and Blomberg. See reviews for BRFB1800SSIM.

Update 2: As of January 2016, the ice-maker was redesigned and installed with a quick 30-minute service visit. The new design is improved by over-torquing the ice tray, twisting the tray gently to ensure the ice separates from the tray. The ice tray rotates twice per tray-refilling cycle, allowing "two tries" to twist the ice out of the tray. The amount of water dispensed into the tray is reduced, thereby making smaller ice cubes and preventing joint ice-cubes from consolidating on the tray. I am satisfied enough to improve my rating to 4 Stars, with one deducted for the previous inconvenience discussed above.

Update 3: I spoke too soon... After 3-4 successful batches of ice, the problem re-occurred a day after the modified ice-maker was installed. This time the water misses the ice tray completely, spewing water all over the ice-bin. Beyond unbelievable. I will post a go-pro video shortly.