hello!
for most peeps here who have a standing fridge double door, you'll notice that the fridge section tends to underperform when compared to the freezer compartment - especially when your always opening and closing the fridge to remove or put things. so i was thinking of buying a small deep freezer and regulating the temperature upwards to that of a normal fridge. this way i know i can get better performance from the fridge (converted freezer) while retaining another freezer solely for storage.

what do you guys think? is this practicable from experience?

no answer yet for this question. i guess i'll have to ask the dealers.

Yes now just turn it the other way round abi. How can you ask that kind of question buy a good product not tokunbo a beg

bece,
thanks for your input but i was wondering because peeps have advised me that no matter now high you regulate a deep freezer you will still have ice block at the highest setting. i was looking at buying one i can use as a normal fridge without having to worrying about my stuff freezing up. by the way i use a thermocool freezer.

all you need is a really good fridge. why buy and waste a freezer?

knight,
i just want to have a dedicated fridge and freezer and not a combo as in most cases.

George_D: hello!
for most peeps here who have a standing fridge double door, you'll notice that the fridge section tends to underperform when compared to the freezer compartment - especially when your always opening and closing the fridge to remove or put things. so i was thinking of buying a small deep freezer and regulating the temperature upwards to that of a normal fridge. this way i know i can get better performance from the fridge (converted freezer) while retaining another freezer solely for storage.

what do you guys think? is this practicable from experience?

Yes you can definitely do that, you will need an external temperature controller. I will be going this route to use with my inverters since they use less watts than the regular refrigerators.