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6.5 Cu. ft. Frigidaire Upright Freezer (Platinum) Expired
$219
$499.00
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Walmart has 6.5 Cu. ft. Frigidaire Upright Freezer (Platinum, EFRF698-6COM) on sale for $219. Shipping is free.
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Features:
- Spacious 6.5 cu. ft. storage capacity to accommodate a generous amount of frozen foods, allowing you to stock up efficiently.
- Space-saving flush back design enables the freezer to fit seamlessly in tight spaces, maximizing your available floor area.
- The reversible door feature adds convenience, allowing you to configure the door opening to suit your specific needs and space arrangement.
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Walmart [walmart.com] has 6.5 Cu. ft. Frigidaire Upright Freezer (Platinum) on sale for $219. Shipping is free. Save $280.
100+ bought since yesterday. Lowe's [lowes.com] has a very similar freezer for $503.60.
Description:
100+ bought since yesterday. Lowe's [lowes.com] has a very similar freezer for $503.60.
Description:
- Spacious 6.5 cu. ft. storage capacity to accommodate a generous amount of frozen foods, allowing you to stock up efficiently.
- Space-saving flush back design enables the freezer to fit seamlessly in tight spaces, maximizing your available floor area.
- The reversible door feature adds convenience, allowing you to configure the door opening to suit your specific needs and space arrangement.
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Given the extra cost and the risk of temperature fluctuations prematurely spoiling food it's not worth it for me to get an auto defrost. But your situation might be different. Chest freezers apparently have less of problem with frost compared to upright. I can't personally speak to that though.
Most of the negatives reviews are talking about physical damage during shipping
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I bought a non garage one and zero issues living in the north east
I notice that the compressor seems to be running about half the time, to keep temperatures at about -2 or -3F on the "2" setting. The front door of the unit is also quite cool to the touch. Is that what other SDers who bought this are finding?
The unit only draws about 1 amp, so I think that's alright. But I'm surprised that the compressor still needs to run so frequently. I suppose undersized compressors means lower freezer cost.
Mine isn't cool to the touch but who really cares ๐คฃ
Given the extra cost and the risk of temperature fluctuations prematurely spoiling food it's not worth it for me to get an auto defrost. But your situation might be different. Chest freezers apparently have less of problem with frost compared to upright. I can't personally speak to that though.
I have this model exact model and wife packed it tight, with opening it once per day or two the frost builds up considerably within a fee months but it's on top mostly and shelves (each shelf has cooling pipes going through them and can't be moved/adjusted). I did get extended warranty and it was $200 sale so as long as it works as it's done so far I'm happy with it.
To quicken defrost I stick baking sheet (to catch ice and dripping water) under each shelf and use hairdryer on lowest heat but highest air to speed up the defrost while breaking ice chunks as soon as they get loose enough and borrow a largest cooler from my family member to keep the contents frozen longer, takes about 20min or so to defrost the whole thing.
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I have one that's upright and the other a chest. The problem with the chest is I have no idea what's at the bottom but because it stacks it holds more.