This looks huuuuuge! Judging by the images on site, you can get a massive cake in the middle of the fridge... so the other half will be pleased! It's an A+ energy rated unit (If you were wondering) Decent reviews on this model too.
Good capacity - 520 litres in total
Water dispenser - no plumbing required
No need to defrost
Efficiently controls each cavity independently
Standard width - 91.2cm
Product Overview
This American style fridge freezer is huge inside, offering a massive 520 litres of space (340 in the fridge and 180 in the freezer). What’s brilliant about this model is the fact that you get all the benefits of fresh, chilled water, without the need to faff about plumbing it in. Just top it up as and when it needs it and your family will have cooled water on tap. As it’s a No Frost model, you'll never have to manually scrape away a build-up of ice.
All comments (20)
NeoTrix
14 Jul 161#1
dvcsummar
14 Jul 16#2
Ordered an American fridge from ao told them I lived on second floor and they sent 2 men to deliver a big fridge freezer they refused to even try so beware of these if you live up high
Lahn to dvcsummar
14 Jul 16#3
Yep, I told AO both when ordering and on the courtesy phone call afterwards, that I lived on 2nd floor - they assured me it was okay, but the delivery guys laughed and wouldn't even dream of it.
I had to arrange for a moving company to come by for 2 minutes to help carry it up, and pay another £50 for it...
Common Sense
14 Jul 161#4
I have a Panasonic version. They sent one man to deliver and it fell and damaged the door.
They redelivered a second damaged one.
Third time, it was a struggle.
If I ever refit the kitchen it will be a nightmare to move.
Conclusion. Better buy two separate units. One freezer and one refrigerator and keep them side-by-side for an easier life. Most UK houses are not designed for these units.
wong_go_wild
14 Jul 16#5
good price.
Lahn
14 Jul 161#6
I'm tempted to agree with you, but I am very happy with my American fridge/freezer, no regrets.
Sharp7
14 Jul 16#7
Don't think the images are the same fridge, the interior shot doesn't show the brita dispenser? Just a thought as I have either this or an older model...
Sharp7
14 Jul 161#8
bluemoon99
14 Jul 16#9
Had one of these and freezing element went. Found out a few of the RSA models are very well known to be problematic. Am surprised to see them still being sold to be honest. Maybe they've rectified? My advice would be to Google them first and read up on them as no one wants the bother a faulty fridge freezer can bring.
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Opening post
This looks huuuuuge! Judging by the images on site, you can get a massive cake in the middle of the fridge... so the other half will be pleased! It's an A+ energy rated unit (If you were wondering) Decent reviews on this model too.
Manufacturer Warranty - 2 Years
Fridge Capacity (Net) -340 Litres
Freezer capacity (Net) - 180 Litres
Key Features
Good capacity - 520 litres in total
Water dispenser - no plumbing required
No need to defrost
Efficiently controls each cavity independently
Standard width - 91.2cm
Product Overview
This American style fridge freezer is huge inside, offering a massive 520 litres of space (340 in the fridge and 180 in the freezer). What’s brilliant about this model is the fact that you get all the benefits of fresh, chilled water, without the need to faff about plumbing it in. Just top it up as and when it needs it and your family will have cooled water on tap. As it’s a No Frost model, you'll never have to manually scrape away a build-up of ice.
All comments (20)
I had to arrange for a moving company to come by for 2 minutes to help carry it up, and pay another £50 for it...
They redelivered a second damaged one.
Third time, it was a struggle.
If I ever refit the kitchen it will be a nightmare to move.
Conclusion. Better buy two separate units. One freezer and one refrigerator and keep them side-by-side for an easier life. Most UK houses are not designed for these units.