KitchenAid20 cu. Ft. 30-Inch Width Standard Depth French Door Refrigerator with Interior Dispense
Model#KRFF300ESS
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KitchenAid20 cu. Ft. 30-Inch Width Standard Depth French Door Refrigerator with Interior Dispense
Model#KRFF300ESS
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$2,599.99
- Style:
- French Door: Freestanding
- Energy Star:
- No
- Height:
- 68 inches
- Width:
- 30 inches
- Depth:
- 35 inches
- Capacity:
- 20 cu ft
- Number Of Shelves:
- 5
- Counter Depth:
- No
- Includes Dispenser:
- Yes
- Includes Icemaker:
- Yes
- Sabbath Mode:
- No
- Wifi Enabled:
- No
ExtendFresh™ Temperature Management System
Separately monitors the temperatures in the refrigerator and freezer through a sensor located in each, to help ensure fresh fruit juices don't become frozen and prawns avoid freezer burn.
Interior Water Dispenser
provides easy access to filtered water inside the refrigerator
Produce Preserver
Absorbs ethylene gas emitted by many fruits and vegetables, causing them to over ripen. By removing ethylene, the produce preserver helps extend freshness.
ExtendFresh™ Plus Temperature Management System
Ensures ingredients remain fresh for maximum taste and texture using a sensor-controlled system with a variable-capacity compressor. There is one thermistor in the freezer and one thermistor in the refrigerator.
Interior Water Dispenser
provides easy access to filtered water inside the refrigerator
Produce Preserver
Absorbs ethylene gas emitted by many fruits and vegetables, causing them to over ripen. By removing ethylene, the produce preserver helps extend freshness.
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Perfect size
by Rusty425
Submitted 09-16-19
done Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Kitchenaid.com
Purchased early 2019. Unit had to fit into a certain size. Great in wall water dispenser. My only concern are the instructions in the manual. After 6 months water filter needed replacement. Nowhere in the manual does it say you must use their filter. Online filters were being offered at discount prices. These filters claimed to be a replacement filter. Ater a month the water dispenser stopped and I called in a repairman. I was told the problem was the filter. I showed him the manual and he agreed that it should be clearer in the manual.
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Good choice
by mother of god!!
Submitted 09-03-19
done Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Kitchenaid.com
I replace a 35 year old side by side refrigerator. I am very pleased with the ease of viewing the contents of the refrigerator. It has a great look and fingerprints are easily removed. Ask me in 10 years if I still like it.
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Crisper draws does not close properly.
by Mina99
Submitted 09-01-19
clear No, I would not recommend this to a friend
Kitchenaid.com
The larger draw comes off the left sided draw guide.
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Great fridge!
by Irène359
Submitted 08-26-19
done Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Kitchenaid.com
We bought the fridge a month ago and it has not disappointed us! I love the way it lights up allowing you to see everything in sight. It is roomy and the interior dispense is a bonus. The ice maker works well and there is surprisingly lots of room in the freezer. It is a good looking fridge and I hope it continues to please us....
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Rusting after One Year!
by Rustowner
Submitted 08-23-19
clear No, I would not recommend this to a friend
Kitchenaid.com
In December of 2017, we purchased a full line of Kitchenaid Stainless Steel appliances for $5K (fridge similar to this model, oven, microwave, dishwasher). We LOVE the function of the appliances and have not had ANY issues other than cosmetic. Every single one is rusting. I noticed it around one year later. When I would clean them, the rag was starting to turn yellow. This became more and more prominent and then you could see hundreds of small rust spots which every so slowly began to grow. I called Kitchenaid in May of 2019 and despite the issue not being covered, they sent someone out who verified that “Yes, that’s a lot of rust!” and did not believe there was any reason to believe we were at fault. Kitchenaid replaced both doors on the refrigerator, but understandably the other appliances were not such an easy fix. After MANY phone conversations and lots of suggestions of what I could try, they eventually told me replacing the doors on the fridge was a “good faith gesture,” but as all the appliances are rusting, they believe the problem is due to “the environment” they are being kept in. They admitted that their stainless steel is not actually completely stainless steel. They believe something has caused the protective coating that keeps the metal from rusting to be removed, causing the rust. They suggested numerous reasons as to how that could have happened. The humidity in “their environment” is too high. The appliances are in my kitchen, in a home in the middle of the midwest, not on a back porch or outdoor kitchen or even in a southern state where the humidty is higher. They suggested that perhaps I leave food out for too long and that has affected the “environment.” They suggested that the chlorine level in my water might be too high and that I should contact my city and start using bottled water to clean the appliances. The only time I ever used anything other than the Kitchenaid cleaner was when they sent me something else to try and those instructions stated to wipe off with water when I applied the treatment. They suggested I used lemon juice. We do have another stainless steel refrigerator. In the same house. Cleaned the same way. Over 10 years old. And NO RUST. It’s a Kenmore. A stainless steel wine fridge. No idea how old that is, but much older than the Kitchenaid appliances. NO RUST. A stainless steel toaster. 4 years old. No rust. Ultimately, I’m very disappointed that we upgraded to a brand that is well known for quality and are now stuck with perfectly functional, but rusting appliances.
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