“Why automatic defrost if no freezer? Someone asked if freezer and the answer was no. But the spec list automatic defrost. Why would you have this if no freezer?”

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• I believe that it is a standard statement but not necessary for a refrigerator that does not have a freezer.

  Answered by bennhof 10 years ago

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• Apparently the design requires the coldest area of the fridge to be concentrated somewhere, in the case of this fridge, it's in the back. A very small amount of frost accumulates in the back, but then it apparently melts into the bottom where it evaporates.

  Answered by anonymousgirl 10 years ago

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• Hello Sid, This unit does not have a freezer, however, there is cycle defrost or natural automatic defrost. The unit still produce a small amount of frost when cooling but it melts away during the natural off cycle.

  Answered by DanbyAuthorizedRep 10 years ago

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• has bottom freezer

  Answered by lkf123 10 years ago

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