“The fridge does not seem to have a solid divider between the top and bottom zones at the glass door. Does it do a good job to keep both zones at the right temp?”
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I spent a long time shopping a wine cooler and ended up on this one. It was only when I got it home did I notice there was no solid divider between the 2 zones. I was curious how it could keep 2 different temperatures with open space between the 2 zones but figured maybe it was small enough it wouldn't matter. It also seemed strange that the Red wine is kept on the bottom and the white is kept on the top since heat rises and cold air sinks. Anyway, I have the top zone at 44 degrees and the bottom at 58 degrees. I put a thermometer in the bottom section and it is reading 48 degrees. So to answer your question, from what I see, this unit does not do a good job keeping both zones at their desired temperature!
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.No. Both zones seem to be the same temperature.
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Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Yes, the temperatures remain at their ideal range for their respective zones.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.So far, each zone appears to be holding the appropriate temp. No issues.
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