Walmart has
6.5 Cu. ft. Frigidaire Garage Ready Upright Freezer (Platinum, EFRF698-6COM) on sale for
$218.
Shipping is free. Otherwise, select free store pickup where stock permits.
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Note: Availability for pickup may vary by location.
Product Details:
- Dimensions: 22.24 x 21.26 x 55.91 Inches.
- Ample Storage Capacity: Easily store backup meats, frozen meals, and more with this 6.5 cu. Ft. Freezer that's perfect for households of any size.
- Space-saving Design: The flush back design and recessed handle make it easy to fit in small spaces or tight corners, perfect for smaller areas including trailers, RVs, dorms, and offices.
- Organized Storage: This small upright freezer includes five interior wire shelves to help keep your items neatly organized and easily accessible, making it easy to find exactly what you need.
- Reversible Door: Customize the freezer door to open from the left or right to fit your space and personal preference.
- Sleek Finish: The smooth vinyl coated metal finish adds a sleek and stylish touch to any space and is easy to maintain and clean.
- Consistent Temperature Control: Easily Adjust The Temperature With An External Dial To Ensure Your Frozen Food Stays At The Perfect Temperature Range Of 6.8 To -11.2°F (-14 To -24°C).
Top Comments
Community Reviews
This Frigidaire 6.5 cubic foot upright freezer stands out for compact vertical storage and solid freezing performance, especially for garage or indoor use. It holds a lot for its size, and long-term use has been trouble free in some setups. The main drawbacks are manual defrost and recurring frost buildup, which can require regular chipping or yearly defrosting. Shipping damage, dented doors, and concerns about seals, durability, and warranty support also come up, so the value depends on getting an intact unit.
Common Questions (5)
Yes. It is a manual-defrost freezer, so ice buildup is expected and needs periodic chipping or defrosting. Owners report that regular maintenance keeps it usable, but frost can become heavy if the door is opened often.
It can work well in a garage for years and store a lot of food, but there are also reports of frost buildup, damaged deliveries, and durability concerns. For a garage freezer, the risk is that a low-cost unit could spoil more food than it saves if it fails.
Damaged delivery is a recurring issue, including dented doors, crumpled corners, and exposed insulation. Some buyers kept units that still worked because the damage was mostly cosmetic, while others returned badly dented units.
Not with the shelves in place. The width may be enough, but the fixed shelving prevents a 16-inch diameter bucket from fitting with the door closed.
It can happen if you call the Walmart call center and ask to keep the item. A reported example was a $100 credit instead of returning the freezer.
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