Product review (1 stars): I've renamed my fridge Kim Kardashian.
What does this fridge have in common with the Kardashians? They're all worthless and I won't be a bit sad when they die. You too, Bruce. Ok, sorry about that.

Within the first year, a fuse blew on the main board. Do you think that the fuse can just be removed and replaced? Yes, as long as you're handy with a soldering iron. That was the first indicator that this thing was meant to generate service calls. I am handy, so I did replace the glass in-line fuse with a fuse holder, so now I can easily replace the fuse next time it blows, but 95% of the suckers that buy this POS will not do that-and shouldn't have to!

And more happy news: most of the plastic bins, as well as the plastic framework that holds the shelves and drawers are broken. There are missing pieces of plastic everywhere. The right door currently has no bins, because they've all snapped off. By looking at it, you would think that this thing was 10 years old and owned by a bunch of drunken frat boys, but no, just me, wife and kids.

The main reason I bought this was for the energy savings, which is ok, but the thing seems to run constantly, so I doubt I'm saving as much as I should be.

The good thing is that LG helped me in two ways:
1. Educational - I've learned that LG sells crap and is not a company that will ever see another dime of my $.
2. Exercise - Got plenty of that when dodging all the broken glass that used to be my food jars/bottles that fell when the bins snapped off. Also, all the cleaning and mopping afterward got a good sweat going.

I am so disgusted with this thing that I can't even bring myself to buy an LG television (or ANY LG product), even though those reviews are mostly good. LG (short for Lousy Goods?), you are killing yourself by selling crap like this. Either do it right or don't do it at all!