What type of coolant is being used? null

Hi valued consumer, according to the official Frigidaire manual for this model (e.g., FFFU16F2VV / FFFU16F2VW), the unit uses a flammable refrigerant, but the manual itself does not explicitly name the exact chemical (e.g., R600a or R134a) in the user-facing “Use & Care” guide. The flammable refrigerant was used,” and includes multiple fire/explosion warnings related to it. - Modern Frigidaire freezers of this type almost always use R600a (isobutane), which is a flammable, energy-efficient refrigerant (this aligns with the manual’s warnings). - The exact refrigerant type is typically listed on the unit’s data plate (inside or on the back) rather than clearly spelled out in the consumer manual. - Maico

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Hi valued consumer, according to the official Frigidaire manual for this model (e.g., FFFU16F2VV / FFFU16F2VW), the unit uses a flammable refrigerant, but the manual itself does not explicitly name the exact chemical (e.g., R600a or R134a) in the user-facing “Use & Care” guide. The flammable refrigerant was used,” and includes multiple fire/explosion warnings related to it. - Modern Frigidaire freezers of this type almost always use R600a (isobutane), which is a flammable, energy-efficient refrigerant (this aligns with the manual’s warnings). - The exact refrigerant type is typically listed on the unit’s data plate (inside or on the back) rather than clearly spelled out in the consumer manual. - Maico
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