Frigidaire Gallery FPHG2399MF

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There aren't too many choices when you're looking for a stainless steel cabinet-depth French door refrigerator, and I'm glad we chose the one we did. This fridge fits the space nicely (anything else would have stuck out), is super quiet, makes great ice (we actually prefer not to have the ice dispenser in the door)and looks beautiful. We like that the top tray with the ice is in front when you pull out the freezer compartment. The only flaw is that the freezer door is a little sticky.

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I love the new fridge. So far everything is running well. All the features are great. Perfect size for the counter top. Most definitely more storage than the old side by side that it replaced. I did not want the in-the-door ice and water dispenser. I have been down that road and the convenience does not outweigh the headaches when it breaks down. Every through the door ice and water dispenser I have ever had has broken down. The only problem that I have found (and I have seen this in another review) is that the sliding freezer door sticks after it slides about 2-3 inches out. It's like there's a catch. I've looked and looked for it. I cannot find it. It must be in the slide mechanism. I will try to keep you updated after I call Fridgidair.

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This model has an ice maker that will self destruct.

Our appliance repairman said as much and told us that we should have Frigidaire replace the entire unit.

Frigidaire says they have re-manufactured the ice maker so that new models do not self destruct.

They are even willing to replace the entire unit, but I have trust issues. . .

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I have owned a similar Frigidaire Gallery unit (ice maker in the freezer) for 18 months now and I would NOT purchase this unit, or any similar unit, from Frigidaire again.

Here's the issue I have had the Ice maker replaced once (I'm on my second ice maker) and every so often, the mechanism freezes over. The problem is that the mechanism that fills the ice tray is gravity fed. Something goes wrong, and the ice maker spews water all over the inside of your freezer. And your ice maker... And the large gears that the freezer door relies on to open and close.

So, last night, my freezer door is completely frozen shut. I nearly broke the unit (not to mention my back, legs) trying to get the freezer door open so that I could spend 45 minutes at a really odd angle with a blow dryer trying to melt and chip away at the iceberg that was the left side, back and bottom of this freezer unit.

Unless your masochistic, or just feel like playing a bad joke on someone, stay away.

I only recently learned of a "counter-depth" refrigerator. I have a small, U-shaped kitchen and my former standard depth refrigerator stuck out and spoiled the balance of the kitchen. This is the ONLY 'frig' I could find that met my criteria: counter-depth, no water/ice in door (been there/done that) and freezer/ice maker in drawer. Fits perfectly and looks built in. I do not like stainless doors, so for me this was a negative but not a deal-breaker. Ironically, the sides of the refrigerator are patterned grey vinyl -what I would have preferred for the doors. Not on my must have list, but I like the French doors. The frig is much roomier than expected. This was a special order at my store, so I could not see the interior before ordering.

I paid $1829 delivered by a local store, for the Professional Series. The Gallery series was quoted at $1779. So far I am thrilled with it. Hope this helps.