sub zero integrated refrigerator installation

#4 cheaply made plastic parts, at one point it was so loud they diagnosed the fan was out of balance. Customer service said just don't keep cans in the back it can get colder there. We keep it at 37 as directed by monogram had a can of Coke explode making a complete mess of everything. #3 temperature is very uneven throughout the main area. Doesn't matter if they are in the drawer or out in the main area.

#2 fresh vegetables turn to mush very quickly. GE repair explained that unlike the subzero these units have one pump so it has to work harder to keep the refrigerator and the freezer cold, this makes it pump louder and more frequently. Monogram refrigerator is horrible! I would definitely avoid it. There are requirements for the location of water and power for the unit, and it will need to be leveled after it's slid in the cabinet, but I think I can handle those tasks.Īm I under-estimating this effort? Having never installed a built-in fridge before, I'm not sure if I need to spend the extra $$$ on an already over-budget remodel project, if it really isn't necessary. The unit is on wheels, and there's some anti-tip wedges that need to be installed, but it doesn't look like anything a moderately skilled handy-person couldn't handle. The appliance people have said they will deliver it, and place it in front of the cabinet where it is to be installed. Does anyone have any experience doing this? Do I need to hire a professional 'Refridgerator Installer' to do this?įrom what I see, installing it doesn't look hard at all. After reading the documentation on the web, and talking with the SubZero sales guy, it sounds fairly easy to install. I was able to purchase a show-room floor model SubZero Fridge (Model 650) at a huge discount, and I'm having new custom cabinets built per the SubZero specs.

Sub zero integrated refrigerator installation