Can the freezer work in an unheated room where the temperature drops below zero in winter? Will it work well and won't it affect its durability? I am asking for opinions RP

Even with the door open :D Mine stands on the balcony and does not complain in winter. You just need to make sure that the rain or snow does not fall directly, because it can quickly catch the corrosion.

In case someone finds out about this topic in the future, it seems to me that it is worth emphasizing that it is only a freezer, not a fridge-freezer - it can no longer stand in a cold room.

Out of curiosity, I will ask why? The in-laws in the boiler room have a refrigerator that works for several years in the winter to -10 degrees and works.

Because it is an old refrigerator, without the self-defrosting function - new devices with this function need a minimum of + 15 degrees. environment for proper operation.

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#1 9911455 09 Sep 2011 20:19

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9911455 09 Sep 2011 20:19

Can the freezer work in an unheated room where the temperature drops below zero in winter? Will it work well and won't it affect its durability? I am asking for opinions
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#2 9911476 09 Sep 2011 20:22

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9911476 09 Sep 2011 20:22

RP wrote:
Can the freezer work in an unheated room where the temperature drops below zero in winter? Will it work well and won't it affect its durability?

It will work quite sparingly
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#3 9911497 09 Sep 2011 20:27

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9911497 09 Sep 2011 20:27

nares wrote:
It will work quite sparingly

Even with the door open :D

Mine stands on the balcony and does not complain in winter. You just need to make sure that the rain or snow does not fall directly, because it can quickly "catch the corrosion".
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#4 9911802 09 Sep 2011 21:35

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9911802 09 Sep 2011 21:35

RP wrote:
freezer can work in an unheated room

In case someone finds out about this topic in the future, it seems to me that it is worth emphasizing that it is only a freezer, not a fridge-freezer - it can no longer stand in a cold room.
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#5 9911863 09 Sep 2011 21:55

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9911863 09 Sep 2011 21:55

Out of curiosity, I will ask why? The in-laws in the boiler room have a refrigerator that works for several years in the winter to -10 degrees and works.
#6 9912007 09 Sep 2011 22:38

nares nares

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9912007 09 Sep 2011 22:38

oskar777 wrote:
The in-laws in the boiler room have a refrigerator that works for several years in the winter to -10 degrees and works.

Because it is an old refrigerator, without the self-defrosting function - new devices with this function need a minimum of + 15 degrees. environment for proper operation.
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