COMFEE’ • Under Counter Drinks Fridge • Model RCZ99BG2(E)
COMFEE’ 93L Beer & Drinks Fridge | Holds 115 Cans | Under Counter
Keep your beers ice-cold and your soft drinks perfectly chilled. This under counter beverage cooler features precision temperature control from 2°C to 15°C, stylish Low-E glass door, and whisper-quiet operation – ideal for home bars, kitchens, or man caves.
Capacity
93L
Holds Up To
115 Cans
Noise Level
40dB
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-Looks good
-Keeps drinks cold
-Internal light can be kept on
-holds a good amount
Cons:
-Not silent. Not too noisy but certainly can be heard
-Racks could be better - no 'lip' at the back to stop bottles rolling off as there are at the front
-Poorly designed integration of the drip tray causes vibration against the compressor
This fridge looks really nice, gets everything lovely and cold and once set up it works well. It's too small internally from back to front for standard 2L bottles of pop, but they do go sideways on the racks. Just be careful if you pull the racks out that the bottles don't roll to the back and fall off - we learned from experience. There are ridges on the racks but only at one side so we have them at the front to stop things rolling out.
Also, this fridge is not silent. It's not annoying but it's more noticeable than our 5 yr. old standard domestic kitchen fridge. Having said that it doesn't cause us any undue concern... but it did for a time and nearly ended up going back.
The fridge arrived well packaged and wasn't too heavy to move into it's final home. Without knowing how it had been transported I allowed it to stand for a few hours before switching on. And that's when the noise started. It was genuinely like tractor being started up first thing in the morning. I could hear the hum of the compressor, which is normal, but there was an almighty grating and vibrating sound that was horrific. After hours and hours of messing around trying to level it, move it, twist it around and reposition it we'd just about had enough, but then I discovered where the sound was coming from. Around the back there's a plastic drip tray located just above the black compressor and it appears that there should be some 'lugs' holding it up away from the compressor but they were entirely absent. The tray was resting against the compressor body so every time it kicked in the noise reverberated through the machine and it sounded awful. It took me 60 seconds to cut some strong grip tape to hold the drip tray away from the compressor and - almost silence!
All in all, looks nice, keeps drinks cold, shelf racks could be a lot better, customers shouldn't have to fix what should never have been broken.