“Has anyone tested accuracy of the temperature settings in the fridge and freezer are with a fridge thermometer? How much variation should there be between the door setting and the actual reading after the doors have been closed for sufficient time?”
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Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I have used two different thermostats to monitor actual temp vs set temp. I have mine set to 33 which is the lowest possible setting. If I keep the frig closed for a couple hours at a time it will maintain the set temp (33) and if it gets opened and closed if may rise 2-3 degrees but then returns to set temp if I keep it closed for an hour or two. I was doing this to test it's ability to reach the lowest setting (33). Since I am now more confident that it is cooling properly I will probably raise the set temp to 34 or 35. They say 37 is ok but I like my food and water bottles a bit cooler. I am liking the water in the door and buy less water bottles now but the water in the door is not very chilled so you need to add ice.
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