A:AnswerHi.
Thank you for writing this inquiry and sharing it. All of our appliances are manufactured and designed to be used indoors to ensure their best performance. Even though you could use it in a garage, we cannot guarantee that it will at a 100 percent of it's capacity.
Alexander G. - Insignia Support
A:Answerit means yor not getting a good seal something is keeping it from closing all the way. if the whole freezer inside is like that its time to defront itbut only if ice is as thickas the wuth of your thumb. it can be removed with a rag soaked it hot water as hot as you can stand without burning yourself udually hot water from tap will work
A:AnswerNo. Electronics require heat and cooling consistently. The components may dissemble under harsh environment conditions. If you must, bundle and keep dry.
A:AnswerI posted this same question yesterday & insignia directed me to call them.
I haven't done so as of yet but perhaps you should give them a call before discarding the pieces.
A:AnswerI don't see why not. It uses a standard plug for power. The only thing you will notice is more heat in your apartment from it, but it shouldn't be an excessive amount.
A:AnswerHi! The steps and information about how to defrost your unit are available on the user manual, page 7 of this product. You can locate the user manual on the "Manuals & Guides" section of the product's website.
Viridiana E.
Insignia Support.
https://www.insigniaproducts.com/contact-us
A:AnswerIt is made for Insignia by a company called Midea Group, based in China. I couldn't find much on predicted reliability, but they seem alright. Obvious the reviews from Best Buy on this item are very good.
