A:AnswerWhen LED's go bad they can flutter or go out. That light shows that the unit is getting power. If you can hear it running then it is just a bad LED. I would just live with it if In were you.
A:AnswerI know my freezer occasionally does a bit of a defrost, so it might be that you caught yours at the point where it was defrosting. The food shouldn't defrost really, but the walls of the freezer get warmer (not freezing) to break down the ice build up. If it's leaking, it might be a malfunction.
A:AnswerIt's not that heavy for a freezer...70lbs. I recommend keeping the plastic straps attached to the package which will make it easier to carry. It's like having handles on the box.
A:AnswerI haven't had any problems out of mine, I would just use the factory warranty, as low price they are you can get another one for what you would pay for the geek squad
A:AnswerAs far as we could read and see it only wastes about 20something dollars a year in operating cost. Also depending on where you place the freezer it may have to work harder or less, that can cause your cost to fluctuate.
A:AnswerThere's a storage basket that hangs at the top. It'll probably bend out of shape if there are too many heavy things in it. It's about 6" x 18", 8" deep.
