How to Buy a Refrigerator??

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How to Buy a Refrigerator??

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Refrigerators are most useful for keeping food cold and fresh. All refrigerators have major differences lie in the configuration, dimensions,and features. What particular model works best for you often comes down to size, budget, style, and energy efficiency. Appliances connection considers all points and offer best brands refrigerator. For more detail visit at: – PowerPoint PPT presentation

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Title: How to Buy a Refrigerator??


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How to Buy a Refrigerator??

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When you buy a new refrigerator, arm yourself
with the facts, so youll be sure to make the
right decision for your budget and space needs.
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Factors to be consider while buying refrigerators
  • Cost range
  • Size
  • Type
  • Top-mounted freezer
  • Bottom-mount freezer
  • Side-by-side

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Cost range Make sure cost range 450-2,000 and
up.
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Size Take careful measurements of the space,
including height, width, depth and distance to
nearby obstructions.
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Side-by-side
Top-mounted freezer
bottom-mounted freezer
Type Fridges come in three main configurations
side-by-side, top-mounted freezer, and
bottom-mounted freezer, which includes the newer
French door style - two opposing half doors. 
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Use Of Different Type Refrigerator
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Capacity Ranges
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About Side-by-side refrigerators
  • The most economical fridges are the top-mounted
    freezer models.
  • These largely basic machines offer the most
    storage capacity for the money, with models
    falling in the 500 to 700 range.
  • If youre tall, especially, you may not
    appreciate bending over every time you need
    something from the more heavily trafficked
    fridge.

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Temperature controls - side by side refrigerator
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Factors to be consider while buying side-by-side
refrigerators
  • Energy efficiency
  • Reliability

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Energy efficiency Side-by-side fridges consume
more electricity than both top- and bottom-mount
configurations (discounting French).
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Reliability These components have a less than
stellar track record. Worse, the dispensers can
increase the appliances energy consumption by as
much as 20.
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About Top-mounted freezer
  • The most economical fridges are the top-mounted
    freezer models.
  • These largely basic machines offer the most
    storage capacity for the money,with models
    falling in the 500 to 700 range.
  • If youre tall, especially, you may not
    appreciate bending over every time you need
    something from the more heavily trafficked
    fridge.

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Factors to be consider while buying top-mounted
Refrigerators
  • Energy efficiency
  • Reliability

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less electricity
less electricity
Energy efficiency These models lack in
convenience they make up for in energy
efficiency. Compared with side-by-side fridges,
even those bearing the Energy Star seal,
top-mounted fridges consume about 10-25 less
electricity.
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Reliability Outfitted with troublesome water
dispensers give them solid reliability ratings as
a class. The most likely component to cause
trouble is the automatic ice maker.
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Factors to be consider while buying Bottom-mount
Refrigerators
  • Energy efficiency
  • Reliability

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About Bottom-mount Freezer
  • Bottom-mount freezers, including the popular
    French door style, are near the top of the fridge
    price pyramid.
  • Both the single-door and French door
    configurations offer the convenience of a fully
    accessible upper fridge compartment above a roomy
    pull-out drawer freezer.

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Energy Efficiency Bottom-mounts, French
door-style fridges behave more like side-by-sides
when it comes to efficiency. Having two doors
where theres normally one decreases overall
efficiency, raising average annual operating
costs by about 10.
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Reliability Bottom-freezer types tend to
experience more repair issues than top-freezer
models, particularly in units with automatic
icemakers.
Top-mounted freezer
bottom-mounted freezer
More repair issues
Less repair issues
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