KitchenAid KFCS22EVMS Architect II Series Energy Star Counter Depth French Door Review

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(More customer reviews)I want to hug this thing every morning! But I won't- that way lies madness. Besides, I don't think DH would like it. Why am I so happy? Because..I had a 25 year old, noisy Sub Zero for which I could no longer find parts. It had to go. Unfortunately, we had remodeled the kitchen around it. So I thought I was stuck with another Sub Zero. Why do I say "stuck"? Aren't Sub Zeros the very best? Well, call me a rube , but to me it was essentially a shinier, shallower, taller, louder version of my cheap Sears fridge in the basement.Not to mention that a new Sub Zero costs over $8000, for Pete's sake!

What to do? Enter the KitchenAid counter depth French door fridge. Fantastic. For about $6000 less Ihave a fridge that takes up less space but has more room inside.(It's magic!) The counter depth fits perfectly in the space where the Sub Zero loomed. The KitchenAid is pretty and quiet and well organized on the inside. Now I have a new, quiet, (did I mention quiet?) fridge with more room inside. It has an interior filtered water dispenser, an excellent deli drawer,(wide and shallow so you can see everything) see -thru veggie bins, and even a neat little scoop in the ice bin. The doors open and close independently of one another. I also like having two smaller doors instead of one heavy door. The water filter is within easy reach in the top of the fridge.
The freezer is also well organized. The ice bin can be rolled out of the way to make use of the space beneath. The freezer also has bins which might , for example, keep melted Popsicle goo from leaking all over the freezer and the floor and the ceiling beneath. Just in case.
AND my cabinet maker is going to put a new shelf in the space that opened up over theKitchenAid. (The Sub Zero was 12" inches taller). I finally have a place to store those huge trays my mother gave me for Christmas. More fridge taking up less space for less money- what's not to like?

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Product Description:
DimensionsCabinet Height: 70 7/8"Depth: 30 1/8"Depth Including Handles: 30 1/8"Height Including Hinge Cap: 71 7/8"Width: 35 5/8"Depth (Less Door): 24"CapacityFreezer Compartment Capacity: 5.5 cu. ft.Total Capacity: 21.8 cu. ft.Refrigerator Compartment Capacity: 16.3 cu. ft.PerformanceEnergy Star Qualified: YesTemperature Management System: FreshChillFreezer FeaturesFreezer Baskets: NONERefrigerator FeaturesAdjustable Door Bins: 2Humidity-Controlled Crisper: ClearVue FreshSealWater Dispenser: Yes, InteriorControlsTemperature Control: Up-FrontElectrical RequirementsRequirements: 15 or 20 Ampere, 115 Volts, 60 Hertz (1/second). Fused Electrical Supply is Required. Grounded Circuit is Required. A Time-Delay Fuse or Circuit Breaker and Separate Circuit is Recommended.

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