Arctic Air F22CWF Reach-In Freezer 1 White Textured Steel Door 32 Wide Casters for Sale

Arctic Air F22CWF Reach-In Freezer 1 White Textured Steel Door 32 Wide Casters by Arctic Air

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Energy Star Qualified.Accepts full measurement sheet pans.Field reversible door (right hinge standard).NSF Listed, 115V...
The Arctic Air F22CWF Reach-In Freezer 1 White Textured Steel Door 32 Wide Casters for Sale it's include Energy Star Qualified.Accepts full measurement sheet pans.Field reversible door (right hinge standard).NSF Listed, 115V... Read more Arctic Air F22CWF Reach-In Freezer 1 White Textured Steel Door 32 Wide Casters

Arctic Air F22CWF Reach-In Freezer 1 White Textured Steel Door 32 Wide Casters Feature

Energy Star Qualified

Accepts full size sheet pans

Field reversible door (right hinge standard)

NSF Listed, 115V

Customer Reviews

2.0 Out Of 5 Stars (1 Customer Review)  
Reviews for Arctic Air F22CWF Reach-In Freezer 1 White Textured Steel Door 32 Wide Casters I have owned each the refrigerator and freezer for roughly four 12 monthss. Yes, they are spacious. Yes, they are fashionable if you are after this appear. But I have to question how efficient these devices are. How so much insulation do they contain?

I reside in a warm, humid local weather and there is ceaselessly condensation on the face of the doors, like the sweat on a glass of iced tea. This sweat only happens because the door is cooler than the surrounding air and beneath the dew point. Insufficient insulation for my part.

All this condensation has brought about the doors to rust. I contacted customer support and used to be instructed that rust is beauty and that it's not lined under the warranty. An email to the president went unanswered. I'm left aggravated with the product and company.

Continuing to doubt the efficiency of the freezer, it will take two or three days to freeze a one-liter bottle of water.

I'm going to order a Kill-A-Watt electrical tester and notice how so much energy these units are using, then make a choice on whether or not or to not replace them. If I decide to keep them, I plan to put more insulation within the doors and repaint them. Oh, and if I do maintain them, the enormous Arctic Air logos are going in the trash. I don't want to promote these, in my opinion, substandard units to my friends.