“What does "garage ready" mean?”

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• Helps ensure it keeps cooling even when the garage temperature drops. Here is a good blog on the issue: http://www.blog.applianceoutletservice.com/2009/01/refrigerator-in-garage.html

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• Hey Gerry, thank you for your query. A refrigerator that is "Garage Ready" essentially has a small heater that tricks the thermostat in the fridge into running your compressor so that your freezer keeps your freezer items frozen. Hope this helps! Jennifer

  Answered by FrigidaireSupport 8 years ago

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• A loose marketing term but generally, it is intended to operate at lower and higher ambient temperatures. Normal freezers and refrigerators are usually in a house where the temperatures are fairly stable. Garages can get much hotter and colder. “Garage ready” freezers can operate from maybe 0–100 F. It is still advisable to try and keep the garage temperature as close to 75 as possible as the freezer will still be most efficient at that temperature.

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• Hi works between zero degrees and 100 Degrees

  Answered by Anonymous 4 years ago

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