When making your choice, be aware of clearance issues relating to hinge position and door thickness. Some hinges do not work with flush or near flush arrangements.
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When making your choice, be aware of clearance issues relating to hinge position and door thickness. Some hinges do not work with flush or near flush arrangements.
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Joel
We have Sub Zero's.
Why did I pick them? Because they had no electronic microprocessor based controls. Same with all of our kitchen appliances.
I gotta agree with the ice makers and water dispensers. They're problems waiting to happen, and the tubing a source of bacteria, and algae growth.
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The Sub Zero we have has control "buttons" on a glass strip along the inside top of the refrigerator. Those must be monitored by a microprocessor because they seem to detect your finger on the glass - they don't move mechanically when you "press" one of the selections. But maybe you are referring to motor control by the microprocessor.Originally Posted by Mike Cutler
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Don't ever make or drink water from those dispensers if you don't use them foe a month. Had a real bad experience when we went back out to a house that had set for a month. Friend made coffee from one and we all got sick.
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Older fridges had no computer boards, even Sub Zero. They were all mechanically run.
Today, that's nearly impossible find even on cheap units. Even many no name $100 dorm fridges have integrated circuits running the show.
Finding no ice maker is going to be a real challenge on a cabinet depth model. You'll need to look to a euro make such as Liebherr. They will be at the top of price range and the lower end of capacity.
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