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Need new bottom freezer fridge - which one? Tony 09-08-2007
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Posted by Dee on September 9, 2007, 8:54 am

> I know Amana is supposed to be known for their bottom freezers, but
> I'm pretty sure I don't want another one. A search online shows
> KitchenAid and LG now offering the type we like (single top door,
> single hinged - not slide out - bottom door). Would like to hear if
> anyone has experience with any of these, or others I may have missed.
> Looking for somewhere around 21 cu.ft. capacity.

My KitchenAid bottom freezer is now 14 years old. It is still working very
well and, to date, has not needed any kind of repair.

Dee

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Posted by Tony on September 9, 2007, 9:45 am

>
>> I know Amana is supposed to be known for their bottom freezers, but
>> I'm pretty sure I don't want another one. A search online shows
>> KitchenAid and LG now offering the type we like (single top door,
>> single hinged - not slide out - bottom door). Would like to hear if
>> anyone has experience with any of these, or others I may have missed.
>> Looking for somewhere around 21 cu.ft. capacity.
>
> My KitchenAid bottom freezer is now 14 years old. It is still working
> very
> well and, to date, has not needed any kind of repair.
>
> Dee

We have other KitchenAid appliances and have been pleased with them. I
wonder if the KitchenAid of today is the same as the KitchenAid of
yesterday. That is, do they still make their own appliances, or are they in
the Amana/Maytag/Whirlpool/LG/Kenmore/Sears/etc camp?



Posted by Dee on September 9, 2007, 3:09 pm

>
>>
>>> I know Amana is supposed to be known for their bottom freezers, but
>>> I'm pretty sure I don't want another one. A search online shows
>>> KitchenAid and LG now offering the type we like (single top door,
>>> single hinged - not slide out - bottom door). Would like to hear if
>>> anyone has experience with any of these, or others I may have
>>> missed. Looking for somewhere around 21 cu.ft. capacity.
>>
>> My KitchenAid bottom freezer is now 14 years old. It is still
>> working very
>> well and, to date, has not needed any kind of repair.
>>
>> Dee
>
> We have other KitchenAid appliances and have been pleased with them. I
> wonder if the KitchenAid of today is the same as the KitchenAid of
> yesterday. That is, do they still make their own appliances, or are
> they in the Amana/Maytag/Whirlpool/LG/Kenmore/Sears/etc camp?

That is a good question. I also have a KitchenAid washer and dryer that
are 15 years old, and both work very well. Who knows how much a company
can change in 15 years? But I am glad you posted about KitchenAid's
bottom freezers, because the last time I looked (a few years back) they had
stopped making them and I was not looking forward to the time when I would
have to replace this one with some other brand.

Dee

Posted by Rudy on September 10, 2007, 12:01 am

> We have other KitchenAid appliances and have been pleased with them. I
> wonder if the KitchenAid of today is the same as the KitchenAid of
> yesterday.

KA is really Whirlpool..except for the re-branded Amana fridges I guess



Posted by on September 9, 2007, 5:44 pm
> We've been using bottom freezer refrigerators for many years.
>
> A search online shows KitchenAid and
> LG now offering the type we like (single top door, single hinged - not slide
> out - bottom door).
>
>
May I ask a question, please?

I don't have a bottom freezer 'frig, but whenever mine dies, and I
hope that's a loooong loooong time from now, I would like to have a
bottom model. My question is what is the difference or benefits of a
hinged bottom door vs. a slide out door?

Also, do you pack your items flat or on their side to see what's in
the freezer? That probably sounds like a silly question, but I've
always wanted to know.



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