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A built in freezer with plenty of
This Hisense built in freezer is perfect if you prefer under-counter refrigeration and comes with a fixed door fixing kit. With a 91 litre capacity, it can hold up to 5 bags of food shopping, so it’s great for smaller households. To keep it working at its best, it will need to be manually defrosted every so often. Plus, its reversible door means it will fit seamlessly into the design of your kitchen. This model has feet and has been designed to fit under a worktop.
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Electronic
Temperature Control
3
Freezer Drawers
A+
Energy Class
106
Total Capacity in Litres (Gross)
180
Energy Consumption (kWh/year)
590 x 825 x 543
Dimensions in mm's (W x H x D)
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22.05.19
Arrived on time easy to install and great value for money
This review originally came from Argos
Kiko
13.04.19
Very pleased it has plenty of room & I like the extra compartment at the bottom of the freezer , the only downside is the vents at the front are to low.
John salmon
10.12.18
An excellent product at a competitive price and I can find no downsides
Smidger
20.11.18
Fantastic value for money being a eco dries fast so saving you money I bought a hi sense TV which is fantastic
Verminator
13.11.18
Purchased this item after my previous one from another brand failed after 14 years. I had done some searching online previously on Hisense for a flat screen tv and the reports were favourable on them so when i was looking for a freezer this product seemed to be in my price range and had the features I wanted and a good review record from other buyers. There were a couple of small gripes from other users and I have to agree with at least one of them that being the cupboard door fixing kit is short on detailed instructions and a bit of a faf to get sorted. The door hinge swap is well explained and is an easy job to perform even with basic tools. The cupboard door mounting is a different matter as the instructions are diagrammatical and a little poorly printed and drawn. I managed to get it hung on the 3rd attempt as the fixings have to be fully fastened to the door in order to check and the brackets don't have enough slot width to adjust fully. I have to reposition the screws 3 times before it looked something like and to be honest could do with moving a further 5mm to the left to get the gap bob on. My previous freezer door kit was mounted to the freezer with full access to all fitting holes and the adjuster mechanism. The air vents are mounted low down on the unit below the controls. In order to allow air to flow as needed I have had to fit two air vents in my baseboard which was a further small expense and the use of a saw to facilitate. That said the controls are accessible when the door is opened and I do like the fact the drawer fronts are see through so you don't have to open them to see whats in them at least at the front. the only other comment is that the unit is slightly wider than my previous one so the door wont open fully due to the handle catching the one next to it as the freezer is in a corner, this also means the drawers need to be pulled out at a slight angle to remove them. I recommend you check the measurements so this is not an issue in your case. I do think that the big bin below the bottom drawer is a great idea and we have stored all our camping freezer packs in it out of the way as we only need them infrequently. Overall the product so far seems to do what it says on the tin and I hope it lasts half as long as the previous well known brand model did.
