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Integrated Fridge Freezers Refrigerators with integrated freezers are incorporated inside kitchen cabinets, and appear as part of the cabinetry. This is a popular option for those who want modern, sleek design. Make sure you have enough space to move the refrigerator-freezer. It's important to leave enough gaps of air for ventilation. Aesthetics Integrated fridge freezers sit flush with kitchen cabinetry and feature doors that complement the kitchen's design giving a clean and sleek look. These models are a preferred choice for homeowners who prefer a minimalist aesthetic. They are also suitable for kitchens with small spaces or with open-plan living spaces as they make space for floor space. The size of your kitchen is the first factor to take into consideration when choosing an integrated refrigerator freezer. Be sure that you have enough space for the appliance to function properly, as well as any other appliances you're planning to install in your kitchen. The next important factor is capacity, which is how much litres of refrigerator can store. You can find models with as little as 18 litres (the equivalent to a bag of shopping) all the way up to 350 litres for larger families. Once you've established the type and size of fridge freezer you'll need, it's time to look at the features and options available. Certain models come with humidification systems that keep the food fresh and flavorful. Others feature adjustable glass shelves that give you maximum flexibility. fridges are equipped with the latest technology such as no-frost and super freeze technologies that reduce the amount of ice. When selecting an integrated refrigerator freezer energy efficiency is also a factor to consider. Make sure you select a model with an A or A+ rating, which can aid in reducing energy costs and minimize environmental impact. GHI experts test refrigerator freezers to determine the best-performing ones, monitoring their temperature control for 24 hours, and determining the areas that stay the coolest and warmest. The experts also examine the speed at which the appliance reaches its temperature and how long it stays at it, as well as how well it recovers after being left open. They also examine whether it has enough space to accommodate your storage needs. Energy efficiency In recent years, manufacturers of fridge freezers have made huge efforts to increase energy efficiency and reduce operating costs. They've improved their insulation standards, introduced high efficiency compressors and enhanced features like temperature control and defrosting. Most integrated fridge freezers still receive the C or D rating for energy efficiency. The rating system is complicated and takes into account not just the power consumption but also the dimensions of the appliance as well as how much space it has inside. If you want an item that is more energy-efficient you'll need to choose one with a smaller capacity. But, it's important to remember that the models with the smallest capacity aren't always the most energy-efficient. The key to choosing an integrated fridge freezer that is efficient in energy efficiency is to take a look at the internal configuration, including how much room there is in each compartment, and if there is a movable freezer divide or fridge. Certain manufacturers provide the standard 50/50 split between the fridge and freezer, while others offer 60/40, or even 70/30. It is also important to look over the energy labelling. This will help you compare different appliances, and will tell you how much your freezer and fridge use over the course of a year. You can also view the energy rating which can range from G to. The more eco-friendly the appliance is more efficient, the better it is. Be aware that eco-friendly appliances not only work better and efficient, but they are also better for the environment. A fridge that is efficient will help reduce your household's energy consumption, which in turn will reduce the amount of carbon dioxide released by your appliances. While it will cost more to purchase a fridge-freezer with a high energy rating than a standard model, you will save money over time because you will be able to lower your electricity bills. This is particularly important if your old fridge-freezer isn't energy efficient. If it's over 10 years old, it could be time to consider replacing it with a model that is more environmentally sustainable. Flexibility Behind the subtly integrated facias, integrated fridge freezers are packed with innovative technology. From keeping food longer and fresher to reducing the need to defrost the appliances are designed to simplify your day-to-day tasks and offer a variety of storage options. The latest models also have compartments designed to provide maximum flexibility. Samsung's FlexZone is one example. It has four temperature settings that allow you to keep different types of food. It's great for keeping all your vegetables together in one place and also for chilling a few bottles wine when you have friends round. Hisense's My Fresh Choice also has a separate zone which can be set to four different temperatures, ideal for storing meals that are ready to eat and frozen pizza. Many of the refrigerator freezers that are integrated in our range come with adjustable drawers and glass shelves that are ideal for organising all kinds of items. Crispers controlled by humidity can help keep vegetables and fruits fresher for longer, while doors with large shelves give you space to store jumbo cartons of milk, fruit juice and more. Hisense's BigBox freezer comes with a variety of compartments and drawers to store and organizing your frozen food items. A dispenser for water and ice is another feature to look for in a fridge with an integrated freezer. This is a fantastic feature to have for those who wish to make their kitchen more user-friendly and convenient, especially for families with children who might need to get an ice-cold drink or a snack at any moment. When choosing an integrated refrigerator freezer, make sure to match your current appliance's split type (70/30 or 50/50) and also look at the dimensions of the cabinet doors. This will ensure that the new fridge freezer fits perfectly and does not require costly work to install. Are you interested in learning more about an integrated fridge-freezer for your dream kitchen. Check out our range here, or book a free home visit from our team of experts? We can even remove the recycle bin and reconnect your old appliance. Maintenance Integrated fridge freezers are becoming more popular because they give a stylish and modern look to your kitchen. When they malfunction it could be more difficult to fix them than a standalone device, and you may need to wait longer for an engineer visit your house. Luckily, there are many options to try before calling in a repair man or woman. Many fridge freezer problems are easily fixed with simple tests and repairs, rather than calling an engineer. For instance, if your freezer isn't cooling, it could be due to an accumulation of frozen ice on the evaporator's fan. It is essential to clean this up regularly since it helps the refrigerator circulate air. It could also be due to dirty condenser coils, which can affect the fridge's ability to cool. You can check and clean them on a regular basis by following our easy guide. A faulty thermostat could also be the reason for your freezer not functioning. An engineer will have to fix this. Unplug your freezer and take out the fan. It is possible to remove it and shake it. If it shakes then it's likely that the thermostat is not working properly. If you notice that your freezer door isn't sealing correctly It is possible to solve the issue by taking off the fridge, loosening the screws along the top and a little bit down the sides of the door, then peeling back the gasket made of rubber and applying an entirely new gasket. Be sure to buy the correct gasket for the model you have and ensure that it is securely screwed into place. You can search for a variety of fridge freezer spare parts online including defrost heaters, timers and terminators. It is worth checking if your manufacturer has its own spares website prior to shopping for spares. You can also compare prices on sites like Amazon. These sites usually include specific instructions on how to replace and install the item. If you're planning to complete the work yourself, it's important to follow these guidelines.