Ordered this as an alternative to the more expensive CS-52 by 3M. Seems to work as well, but it took forever to flush the filter to get all the carbon fines from coming out -way more than I ever had to with the CS-52 filter. Once I was able to get the filter flushed out to my satisfaction, it seems well enough as an alternative.
Very pleased with these replacements, since changing the filter should be done every three months and they are half the price of the manufacturer's filters.
I am delighted to find this affordable option for our refrigerator water/ice filtration! Refreshing to have this product available. I just received it, so will try to post up-dated review after product used for a few months. Thanks.
This unit is super noisy!!!! Also, the temperature adjust is very finnicky to adjust. If you're beverages are on the top shelf in front of the fan, they will freeze. If you turn unit warmer, then other drinks are luke warm. The shelves are a pain in the neck to adjust, and they are EXTREMELY FLIMSY. The bow under the weight of just a twelve pack. Overall, I am NOt satisfied with this unit. In fact, it is my second. The first one I got was a lemon, and the fan under the unti stopped working. They sent me a new unit. It ened up breakig too (a different part), so I salvaged a part from the first one to fix it. Oddly, their wine cooler I have (often solod as a companion to this unit) is completely awesome. But, the beverage cooler SUCKS.
First off the instructions for changing the door swing were not well written. The fridge has broken 3 times in 1 year. I'm on my 3rd control board. This is one of the worst products I have ever purchased. I did get the extended warranty, so I guess I'm hosed next year.
This unit came with a newly constructed house that my wife and I purchased in Oct of 2011. The unit ran 24 hours a day, after 4 or 5 months the unit started overheating and stopped cooling at all. Long story short 2 dispatches for repair and replaced compressor, no luck Avanti sent a new unit a few months later. Second unit ran 24 hours a day to keep it at 36 degrees and after about 8 months it's stopped cooling again. Now I need to find a reliable replacement.
Bought this fridge 10 mos ago and have been very pleased with it. It has maintained 38 deg without disruption for that entire time, keeping sodas, wine and beer cold. We have it integrated into a wet bar in our media room. It looks very nice surrounded by cherry cabinetry and granite counter top. Our unit does make noise, but does not disrupt movie/tv watching and we rarely even notice it. The negative reviews are very disconcerting, and I admit I may not have purchased had I read them first. But for our part, this fridge has been perfect.
This appliance in the kitchen is fantastic. Unless you use your dishwasher (DW)everyday this refrig. is a must. Plugs right into the DW opening and is soooo darn handy for many things you want to keep cold.
I have owned a Samsung fridge and have had nothing but problems with it. Samsungs I have found out have notoriously had cooling problems especially with the coils freezing. Don't just take my word for it, look up class action on Samsung fridges. I tried repairing this fridge twice with appliance repair companies to no avail. Once your fridge stops properly cooling, it more than likely will cost you less to buy another brand. I hate giving this fridge a bad review as I loved the design of the fridge and Samsung brand products in general but unfortunately they havent really figured out how to make a reliable fridge. For the cost of these appliances, you should get more than a year or so of reliable use.
There are several models involved in the class action, not just my model. So you can judge for yourself on whether you want to purchase a Samsung fridge but I wanted to share my experiences with Samsung brand refrigerators and put the information out there about the known defect.
This review is for a Samsung RS267TDBP which probably shares many similarities with its nearby model number cousins. I also published this review on Samsung's web site.
The review:
Temperature regulation seems to be excellent in both the refrigerator side and the freezer side. This unit is extremely quiet while running but the icemaker produces some strange (and funny) noises doing whatever it does.
Power freeze and Power cool features are excellent our newly delivered and set up fridge cooled down the fridge to 45 degrees within a couple of hours. I forgot how long it took to cool down the freezer side, but it was relatively fast. Be aware if *both* Power freeze and Power cool are selected, the fridge side will cool down FIRST, then it will start to cool down the freezer. We thought the freezer side wasn't working, but after a few hours, the freezer side started to cool.
The design of the interior is very well thought out allowing easy and convenient organization and access to food/drink.
One complaint about the product is the pull out drawer design. They are much harder to pull out than they should be due to the plastic drawer design. The drawer runners/guide are simply plastic against plastic there are no wheels or rollers. I noticed when fridge shopping as the price of the fridge increased, so did the ease of pulling the drawers in and out (and drawer quality). Looks like you need to get into a $2,000+ fridge to get a better drawer design.
There are many complaints about the LED lighting in this series of Samsung products the primary one being too little light. The lighting is *very* well distributed up and down on both sides, but it is for a fact a little on the dim side. While a bit of a detriment, the other strengths of the product make this less of an issue.
Unless you use a very large diameter glass or cup, the ice dispenser will shoot crushed ice all over the place. This is the most significant design flaw of this product.
No regrets about the purchase and I would recommend it to others assuming they understand the weaknesses.
Although the refrigerator is fine the ice maker is an absolute nightmare. It cannot keep up with even minor demand. It jams constantly requiring a removal and ice flys all over the floor. It crushes even though it is not on that setting. Frost builds up inside the icemaker. Also the front panel can easily be set incorrectly if you lean on it. It has shut down completely several times and required getting the manual out to turn back on. I would not recommend this and I will never buy another Samsung appliance.
Purchased this unit in July 2011 and had to return it because there was something wrong with the control panel and it would not allow me to select either cube or crushed ice unless I pressed hard along the top edge of the button. Then it would dispense the ice in a rather slow manner with a lot of very loud clunking noises (my old GE unit made comparatively little noise when dispensing ice, and dispensed it far more quickly). The seller ordered a new unit and replaced it the following week. The front panel worked fine on the second unit, but the unit would not dispense the ice at all! Returned for a full refund. As it is quite a hassle to keep changing refrigerators, we could not take a risk on another Samsung.
I thought that the unit could use more lighting at the front because when the unit is full of food items, a bit too much light gets blocked. We found also that you will need to double-check that the freezer door is fully shut because it sometimes appears that it is shut but really isn't. That happened to us twice and the second time it was very slightly ajar for a couple of hours and condensation built up inside and then froze rather thickly all over the glass shelves and walls of the freezer.
Samsung has made a very stylish-looking unit and for the most part it works well, but it does appear that they have some things to learn about manufacturing refrigerators.
Owned this RS267 refrigerator for a year now and it does a great job of keeping food fresh a long time compared to our $500 standard GE refrigerator. At first it was making a little more noise than expected but I discovered one of the back wheels wasn't quite touching the floor (refrigerator was level but not the floor). I put a piece of felt under that wheel and it became much more quiet. The LED lighting inside takes a while to get use to but you do. The ice maker is slow to make ice but we don't use too much ice anyway. If we turn the ice maker off sometimes when we turn it back on again it doesn't work even though the panel light says it's on. Turning it off then on again always seems to fix the problem (sounds like a circuit board issue).
This is the OE shelf for my fridge (freezer side, actually). There's plenty of space for the extra shelf, and it definitely needs it, but Whirlpool got cheap, I guess. This fits great (which you'd expect), but it sucks that it didn't come with it in the first place.
Dimensions (WHD): 23 7/8" X 33 7/8" - 35 7/8" X 25"
Guess I'm the first here to review the Samsung DMT400RHS. Some background first. We purchased our house new about 10 years ago. The original appliances (dishwasher and stove) were low end Kenmore. REALLY low end Kenmore. Although both the electric range and dishwasher were still functional we decided it would be nice to upgrade with new equipment. I began searching for a new dishwasher about a year ago. Almost pulled the trigger on a high end LG but was reluctant as it was expensive (on sale at $799) and the reviews were all over the place. They ranged from it being the greatest dishwasher ever to being junk. I passed and kept looking. Well, President's Day sales came along and there were some good deals out there especially at the big box stores. (NOTE: I did not purchase the Samsung from Amazon. I love Amazon but the price at the box store was just too good to pass up.) I kept searching the net and reading reviews, lots of reviews. Talked to my wife and she said, "ok, but just don't buy the most expensive one as we think we'll be moving in another 4 yrs. Just get a good middle of the road model." I narrowed my search down to two brands, Bosch and Samsung. Both had good products with low noise levels (51db for the Samsung), stainless steel interiors, food disposer, energy efficient, leakage detection, and low water consumption (4.7 gal/load I believe). Both brands were good looking and seemed to be solidly built and both had units that were stainless steel exteriors. One other feature that I thought I wanted was a delayed start. How many times have I started the old noisy dishwasher right before going to bed and had to listen to the whoooossssh and clank as it ran through its motions right next to our bedroom. Arrrrrrrrrrrrrggggggggh! After reading a bunch of reviews I decided on the Samsung DMT400RHS. It was a notch down from the top of the line which meant it was a bit easier on the wallet but it didn't have the time delay feature. Hey, it's supposed to be quiet. At least all the reviews I read said so. Well, that home improvement store that sponsors Jimmy Johnson had it in stock but another big box had it too and was considerably cheaper. Called Big Box #1 and asked if they priced matched and they said yes. Off to the store with printed documentation of the cheaper price at Big Box #2 (S**rs). They said that they only priced matched if it was in stock and it was and they gave me that price and an additional 10% off. I also purchased a Samsung Electric Range FTQ353IWUX (review later when we've had some time with the range)with the same documentation. THEN, they had a deal where if you purchased a "tax gift card" they would credit you back 10% of the amount on the gift card on 18 Mar 11. Got the total price for the two plus installation on the dishwasher and bought a gift card for that amount and used it for the purchase. On Mar 18 I'll get a credit and probably go buy a new weedeater. Ok, back to the dishwasher. I wasn't home for the install but my wife noticed the difference between the old and the new immediately. The old Kenmore was cheap. There's just no other way to describe it. When the plumber was pulling the old one out she noted that it was just a shell with some hoses and weighed practically nothing. The Samsung was a different story. First, it was heavy, second it was enclosed. Score 1 for the Samsung. The unit comes with some side plates and a kick plate and when installed looks great. Score 2 for the Samsung. This thing is solid. You open the door and it doesn't fall down like the old one, you have to lower it down. It closes with a solid feeling something like closing the door of a good car. No latches to slide you just close it. The controls (hidden) are on the top edge of the door and I thought that might be a problem as there isn't any room to get to them with the door closed. Not a problem, before closing the door you set the controls. Power button (all are touch sensitive) press and wait for the chimes and the other buttons to light up. Select the wash setting (I've be using automatic but you have the option of normal, heavy or delicate), and then select "sanitize" (heats up the rinse water to 162F) if you wish. Close the door and the three blue progress lights on the front of the door light up and then just the first stays illuminated indication "washing". Light #2 indicates dry and light # 3 indicates clean. So, how does it clean? AWESOME! Glasses, dishes and dinnerware come out great. This dishwasher is so cooooooooool, I just want to find stuff to put in it so I can run the darn thing.
A couple of things to note. First, there is a bit of learning curve to loading this thing. The racks are laid out a bit differently than our old washer so I have to think about how I'm putting stuff in. No real problem as there is a lot of room. The upper rack is a bit different as it is "tiered", has four rows and each is a bit different in height. Short glasses on the left and progressively taller ones to the right. The top rack also has some plastic holders for stemware. Nice touch there. Hmmm, is it Score 3 for Samsung? The dinnerware holders are a bit different too. They have lids with cutouts so you place your knives and forks in them or not. You can flip the top up for stuff that won't fit the holes. Another thing that takes some getting accustomed to is the wash times. I think all these new dishwashers take a long time to go through their cycles. I believe that it's due to their low water consumption. Whatever, don't expect to put your dishes in and turn it on and be ready in an hour. Think the was times are closer to 2 or 2.5 hrs. Doesn't really matter as we usually run it before bed time. Something that will also take some getting used to is the rinse aid bin. Now we've always used the 3-in-1 dishwashing tabs (yes, they fit in the detergent bin) that include the rinse aid but the Samsung has a separate bin to put liquid rinse aid in. I've used the same tabs and they seem to work fine but the indicators on the top lid show a "low rinse aid" if the bin is empty. Hmmmm, don't want to burn out the light but do I really need to add a liquid rinse aid if I'm using the 3-in-1 tabs?????? Lastly, my concern about not getting the delay start......no problem. This thing is quiet, I mean really quiet. There is no "whoooooooooossssssssh" or "clank" or "bonk". Used to be you couldn't have a normal conversation in the kitchen with the old dishwasher now you could put a sleeping baby in crib next to the Samsung and not wake'em up. Sweet.
As you can tell, I heartily recommend the Samsung DMT400RHS. It looks great (buy some stainless steel wipes to keep it that way), it's super quiet, it cleans great, good feature set, and it was at the right price. There are two more Samsung dishwashers, one above this one (DMT 800) and one below (DMT 300) that you might consider depending on features and price. Additionally, the DMT400 comes in black or white and both are a bit cheaper than the stainless steel. You won't go wrong with this one. Cheers
04/03/11
Update. Everything is working great. The Samsung is still quiet and we are learning a bit more about loading. One thing I have learned is not to load large plates on the bottom rack below the detergent dispenser. We have a set of plates that are square and quiet large. Made the mistake of loading them on the lower left side front right below the detergent dispenser. After the wash was finished I opened the door and the dispenser flap popped open and out came a slightly used washing tab. The large plate had interfered with the dispenser opening properly. Oh well, adjusted the load so that smaller plates were left front and ran the wash again. Problem solved. Other than that, everything is fine. The Samsung still is very quiet, especially when running a full load. A bit more noise when half full or loaded with some large glass bowls. Funny, but when I first started looking for a new dishwasher I thought that Bosch was great. You know how when you go back to the Amazon page they list all kinds of stuff in the same category that you have been looking at and they listed a couple of Bosch dishwashers. Well, just checked them out and was surprised when I checked some reviews of similarly priced models to the Samsung and there were complaints regarding build quality ie the stainless steel interior being flimsy. No complaints here. The Samsung has a great build both inside and out. I haven't tried any of the wash cycles other than auto and sanitize so I can't comment on that. Might have to check them out. Anyway, I'm loving the Samsung. I'll turn it on at night and head to bed and TELL my wife that the dishwasher is on :).
One of the things I love about Amazon are the reviews so I try and add to them hoping that it will help someone else make a good decision. If anyone has any questions/comments, send 'em and I'll answer. Kind of surprised that nobody else has reviewed this model. Kinda lonely being the "one".
UPDATE: 10 months after purchase, the dishwasher stopped working. After waiting two weeks for a Samsung technician, he was unable to fix it, claiming he had the wrong part. To Samsung's credit, they called me the next day and offered to refund me my total purchase price for the appliance, which I accepted. I guess the moral is that this isn't the most reliable dishwasher on the market, but Samsung stood by their product, at least during the warranty period, and made me whole for my purchase.
We researched dishwashers to replace a Bosch dishwasher that had recently gone to dishwasher heaven. We had consistent trouble with the Bosch electronics which kept going bad, so we avoided them even though they are recommended in many reviews as the best, including Consumer Reports. We kept coming back to the Samsung DMT800 and 400 and finally settled on the 400. The biggest difference we could see was that the 800 had a delayed start feature which we knew we'd never use.
This dishwasher gets everything squeaky clean, and we do absolutely no pre-rinsing of our dishes. The Samsung is so quiet that you honestly can't tell that it's running! The ergonomics of the unit are beautiful, with the controls on top of the door so the lines on the front of the dishwasher are only broken by the curved handle and three inconspicuous blue LEDs that track the progress of the wash.
I have only one minor complaint and one warning. The complaint is that there is no indicator to show that the dishwasher is finished and contains clean dishes. Consider this scenario. I turn the dishwasher on before I leave the house. My wife comes home later in the afternoon and has no way of knowing that the wash inside the unit contains clean dishes. Not a biggee, but it would be nice to have something that showed the cycle has completed.
The warning is that this dishwasher is just a tad deeper than other dishwashers. Be careful that you measure accurately and that you have sufficient depth for the Samsung. We needed to take down the sheetrock behind the unit to gain the extra quarter inch we needed.
All in all, it looks like we made a wise choice. I wouldn't recommend Bosch due to our experience with repairs, and after the first 3 weeks, the Samsung seems to have been a wise choice.
UPDATE: We've owned this dishwasher now for a few months and still love it. One correction to the lack of a completion indicator I made above. If you choose "Sanitize", that light will remain on after the cycle to show that the dishes inside are clean. The right-most blue indicator on the front of the door that is actually is programmed to show that the load is completed goes off after 20 minutes. We choose Sanitize for all of our wash loads and it is how we tell whether the dishes inside are clean. The light will go off once the door is opened to empty the dishwasher and not come on again until the next cycle.
I'm assuming mine is an earlier version of this one. It looks just like it except I don't have the pretty lights on the front (bummer). It certainly looks beautiful but it does have pluses & minuses.
Pluses: love the adjustable racks and open spaces for large items; like the "bins" on the silverware holder so I can put small items in it & close the lid and not have them end up on the floor of the unit (to credit it I've never had a single item end up on the floor of the machine); nice heavy duty stainless interior; quiet operation (although it seems louder now than when I purchased it about 1.5 yrs ago, this may just be because the transition from my old machine was so noticeable, whereas, now I'm used to this one); unlike others, I love the way it dries, nothing warps or melts, it's great; and it generally cleans well.
Minuses: I don't know if it is the way my Pfaltzgraf dishes are made but they don't fit in the unit as well as in my old GE, the plates and bowls only stand up well on the rear rack/row of the machine, on the front side they roll out of position and then lean forward; similar problem with the glasses & cups, they only fit well on the first/outside rack, when I put them on the second row I have to hook them on prongs to fit them at all and then they are sort of staggered so it doesn't hold as many as it could; I have had issues with the silverware not always looking pristine (albeit, I do not load them the way they showed in the owner's manual, that would have required a lot of memorization or getting out the diagram every time I wanted to load the dishwasher since the order was not intuitive), when it happens it's only a couple of pieces and I'm guessing it's because of the way it was loaded so pilot error; I have also had where the soap did not dispense correctly on a couple of occasions I opened the door and the soap was globbed all around the dispenser, I do not know what caused this issue, I guessed maybe putting too much soap in, but I really don't know, I cleaned it up (the stainless interior cleans beautifully, btw) and re-ran it, a little aggravating, but again, I'm guessing it was something I did, not the machine.
Overall, it looks great and cleans well enough but I'm not happy with how the dishes fit. My recommendation is to take your dishes into a showroom and test fit them before you make a purchase (hard to do on Amazon, lol), that's what I'm going to do if I ever have to buy another dishwasher. The salesman may think you're crazy but if it causes you to switch choices you will be glad you did.
Update Sep 2012 I've downgraded from 3 to 2 stars. I had some weird sensor message like E9 and the machine wouldn't work at all. I had to get a tech out, who then had to order a part and come back and install it. I had my old cheapy GE for almost 25 years and it never broke down. It even still worked when we replaced it so I'm extremely disappointed to have this one break down after less than 2 years.
Update March 2013 I'm downgrading this again. I'm sick and tired of having to rewash dishes that this machine doesn't clean. I realize rings dried on my mugs from tea are more difficult to clean but my old cheap dishwasher managed, this one doesn't. I went without this machine for months while I waited for it to be fixed, and truthfully handwashing the dishes wasn't much different than using this dishwasher because I have so much prewash prep to do. I have to make sure there are no rings or debris on anything before I put it in or I have to do it by hand afterwards anyway. I've made certain all of my silverware had a space between it and the next piece for a long time, and even then, if it had been used to slice a banana or for peanut butter the chances were it would need to be rewashed, and this was after washing for 3 hrs and 2 mins (I rarely ever use the regular wash which is 2 hrs 14 mins because it washes so poorly I figure it needs all the help it can get), so now I wipe my silverware before I put it in as well!
I told myself that I would take the time to write a review since I rely on them so heavily in my own decision making process. I am slowly becoming a fan of all things Samsung, TVs, washer and dryer and now dishwasher! This machine is sleek looking and VERY quiet. I like the hidden buttons and the blue lights. It seems to have enough space and the 'normal' wash cycle only takes 2 hours start-to-finish (our old Kenmore took 3). I am, though, still trying to figure-out the best way to load the dishes as the rack and prongs are different than our old machine.
Bottom Line: A solid machine for the $!
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We've tried everything. We've loaded it differently. We've loaded it with plenty of space between the dishes and utensils. We've loaded it with an OCD meticulousness such that each plate was equidistant from the next. We've used more detergent, less detergent, different detergent -liquids, solids, gels, capsules. We tried different cycles (NORMAL, HEAVY, SMART AUTO)...
So what did we finally try that actually got the dishes clean?
I washed them by hand in very hot soapy water, then carefully placed them into this Samsung to let them drip dry.
Bottom line: This machine doesn't clean dishes very well. Which is unfortunate, see, because my wife and I were hoping it would be a *dishwasher.* In much the same way that we expect our toaster to, you know, TOAST. We assumed that a machine called a DISH-WASHER would do something like WASH DISHES. This machine *does* do an excellent job of baking tiny bits of food and grit into all the surfaces of dishes and glasses. (Can you sense my hostility? That's because when the *brand new* machine didn't get dishes spotlessly clean, I assumed it was because my wife had let our 4-year-old load it or something. Nope. This thing is flat-out terrible.)
This side by side refrigerator has a huge storage capacity and comes complete with a touchscreen computer that does everything but cook for you. Having owned Samsung refrigerators in the past, I find myself more than delighted with this latest offering. As with my previous one, the ice maker is built into the door, thus saving a lot of room in the freezer section. All the excitement today seems to be over french door refrigerator/freezers, but not for me. I don't like bending down to get things from a freezer. I find the side by side to be a lot more convenient. As mentioned, this has a large capacity, which measures approximately 30 cubic feet. It's all stainless steel and quite aesthetically pleasing. The refrigerator section has five spill proof tempered glass shelves. There are five door bins, three of which are large enough to store a 12-15 pound turkey(I'm guessing at this). The refrigerator also comes with three crisping drawers. The massive freezer comes with five glass shelves, and includes two drawers and three door bins. My previous Samsung had a 27 cubic foot capacity, but somehow this one seems to be significantly larger. The touchscreen, while somewhat intimidating, serves a number of purposes, such as providing you with recipes. It's also capable of connecting to AP News, Pandora radio, and can even store your photographs. Once you get used to it, you'll wonder how you ever got along without it. My only concern is that a touchscreen computer can be problematic if the software malfunctions, thus my recommendation would be to purchase an extended warranty, which would cover any needed repairs or malfunctions. The touchscreen also provides you with basic information about the refrigerator/freezer, such as temperature, time, etc. You can even use it to get the latest weather report. It's truly phenomenal. While this is an expensive refrigerator/freezer, in my opinion it's worth the price due to its enormous storage capacity, numerous bins and shelves, and definitely for the touchscreen computer. I'm rating this 4 stars(see below) because I just purchased it and have no comments that I can make regarding long-term reliability. My previous Samsung worked flawlessly, with the exception of one issue that I had with the ice maker. For this reason, and for the fact that this model has the same type of ice maker, I'm hesitant to give it 5 stars. Here's the problem that I had. On the older unit, the ice maker jammed, and not knowing what to do, I opened the freezer door and emptied the entire ice bin. When I closed the door, the ice maker was still jammed, so I switched buttons from ice to water. As soon as I did this, water was spilling all over the floor, as it wouldn't shut off. When I opened the freezer door, the water would stop dripping, but as soon as I closed it, it would continue to run. After a couple of minutes, I discovered that the problem was that ice had become jammed in the door dispenser. I stuck my hand up the dispenser and removed it. After doing so, the ice dispenser resumed working properly and the water ceased spilling on the floor. The exact same thing happened two times while I owned the older model. When I called Samsung regarding this new refrigerator/freezer, I was told that this problem does not exist on this model. Only time will tell if this is true. The bottom line is that this is an awesome refrigerator/freezer. It's probably more than most people would ever need, but is certainly something that a lot of people would find extremely useful. If it turns out to be reliable, than it's without a doubt one of the best appliances that you could ever hope to own.
the fridge has a compact ice maker and wifi which allows me to listen to music while I prep food. I also love the fact that I can check the weather, read headline news, and leave notes on the fridge panel. It is a great fridge with twin cooling engines and LED lights. All of the features are what I wanted in a fridge and more. I would recommend it to anyone who needs a fridge replacement (as I did).
Love this. It replaced a workhorse. No more opening the door and surprise-food is spoiled. Read the outside temp and you`ll know it`s working. The apps are amazing. The readout on the door is cool. It`s quiet,roomy and has bins for everything. Great customer support. An earlier model may have had some issues but that was a completely different model. Read the reviews on the other sites. They love this one. Ask any questions you like. It has twin compressors. It`s easy to clean. I didn`t hook up the ice maker. The bins{vegetable keepers} are a nice size. Open and close good. Update-I did hook up the icemaker later and it is great.
I have owned this fridge for about 8 months now, the features are pretty cool. The filters are kind of pricey, but I bought it for the computer screen and thats it.
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I own an RF267 Samsung fridge. I highly suggest you search online about problems with Samsung refrigerators that are only 2-3 years old. Ours is leaking water. Our in-laws are having the same problem with their Samsung refrigerator. I suggest you do some research before buying a Samsung refrigerator.
It's basically a mini-fridge with a wrap-around vinyl decal on the door & sides of the fridge. The decal on the front is peeling around the bottom of the door. It's an Ok fridge, a little pricey, but looks good in the man cave. You'd be better off buying a less expensive fridge & putting the vinyl decals on yourself
Ordered this as an alternative to the more expensive CS-52 by 3M. Seems to work as well, but it took forever to flush the filter to get all the carbon fines from coming out -way more than I ever had to with the CS-52 filter. Once I was able to get the filter flushed out to my satisfaction, it seems well enough as an alternative.
