Questions and Answers for Magic Chef 4.3 cu. ft. Mini Refrigerator in White

A:  the depth of both the fridge and freezer is 18 inches

A:  The depth (from front door to the back) is 11" to 13" depending on front door can holder area vs bottom void bottle holder area.

A:  The depth of the fridge is 11 “ from the back to the shelf edge, than the door is another 3 “ of useable storage space.

A:  The interior depth is 14.3 in.

A:  160/200 watts,!!! 1,6/9 amps,!! A,M.Bsc,ee,!!

A:  On initial start-up with a 66 F box temp mine pulled 92 watts (using a kill-a-watt meter). As the box temp drops, so does the power usage: at 58 F box = 64 watts. At 37 F = 60 watts and ice box @ -1 F . . . hope this helps. Rich

A:  Published info on this matter indicates about 37.5 watts running. Double that figure for start. I use my 'fridge in my RV and run it easily on a 2800watt generator along with my very important 1500 watt coffee pot!

A:  Same issue. So Awkward!

A:  Sorry, never had to adjust these.

A:  Yes the foot up front is adjustable so you can level the refrigerator.

A:  There is No Real Stainless Steel,available ,,,Period,!! A,M,!!

A:  Stainless steel is a type of steel that’s been treated and a good grade of stainless steel will not rust. Stainless look could be brushed metal or plated plastic.

A:  one is made with a magnetic stainless steel front, while the other is made with a plastic nonmagnetic look-a-like stainless steel plastic

A:  Simply put, it's plastic film and not stainless steel at all.

A:  The "stainless look" is a plastic coating on the unit. It is not real stainless steel, it just looks like it and is far easier to keep clean.

A:  While I don’t have my tape measure handy, the dimensions are listed on the product page at HD. 19x20.1x43.3 (WxDxH). From my recollection, this was fairly accurate.

A:  The dimensions are: Product Depth (in.) 20.1 Product Height (in.) 43.3 Product Width (in.) 19.

A:  Product Depth (in.) 20.1 Product Height (in.) 43.3 Product Width (in.) 19

A:  160/140 watts,!! A,M,Bsc,ee,!!

A:  The refrigerator uses 120 watts.

A:  68 watts when the compressor is running and the door light is on. 56 watts when the compressor is running and the doors are closed (no door light is on) 12 watts when the door light is on (main door is open) but the compressor is not running 0 watts when the door is closed (door light is off) and the compressor is not running --- according to my trusty "Kill-A-Watt P3" meter. The actual energy your unit will consume per day, month or year will depend on the thermostat setting, how many times you open and close the fridge doors, and the temperature of the room that the fridge is located in. My unit has a very quiet compressor and does not seem to turn on very often - or at least I do not notice it when it is running.

A:  This unit is 120 watts.

A:  140/160 Watts,, A,M,Bsc,ee,!!

A:  68 watts when the compressor is running and the door is open (door light is on) 56 watts when the compressor is running and the doors are closed (no door light) 12 watts when the compressor is NOT running and the main compartment door is open & the door light is on 0 watts when the compressor is NOT running and all of the doors are closed (the door light is not on) according to my Kill-A-Watt P3 meter.

A:  Well LULU, I am at a loss. I don't know the size of your truck or if you have a fifth wheel mount or tool boxes. The specs for the 4.3 mini refrig are 19.1" W- 43.4" H- 20.7" D. So if you want to lay it down in your truck, you would need to have 43.4" of space. Does that help?

A:  Unplugged, empty and any water drained yes. It should not be a problem. But I would wrap it so it doesn't hit anything or move around.

A:  Yes you can. However, once you get it in place do not plug it in. Leave it upright and unplugged for at least 4 hours and preferably 8 hours so that the compressor fluid can drain back to where it belongs.

A:  not recamended

A:  Yes it can be laid down on its side. Transported it in my Prius to collage

A:  I would say yes but be sure to stand it up and let it set for several hours before plugging in. I am just a consumer but this has been my rule of thumb passed on to me from my father.

A:  Call your home dept,store,,,for a return,!!!!

A:  If you're within 90 days from the purchase date you can return it for a refund, an exchange for the same model, or an exchange for a different brand and model. Of course, you will be responsible for any amount due that exceeds your original purchase price.

A:  We bought one last year. It works great in my collage dorm room. Freezer holds just enough food for a week of TV Dinners (5) Hungry man types. Bottom part holds 1/2 gals of milk, juice, water and leftovers from moms. This unit is good for 1 to 2 persons only. Keeps everything cold.

A:  Contact your store,!!

A:  For better assistance, please contact The Home Depot at 800-430-3376.

A:  I’m afraid that we have no idea as this unit has been used indoors only

A:  The surrounding temperature does not interfere with the performance of the refrigerator. I have seen refrigerators outside in hot and humid environments, as well as in cold zones working perfect. although, protect from rain and snow.

A:  No. It's made for indoor use only.

A:  it worked ok for me i use it outside on my patio has a top but not inclosed

A:  No, this refrigerator will not work outside in the winter.