Is this a no- frost type refrigerator? null

Please read my review of this fridge. It should be a "no frost" fridge, but in my case, and I suspect in others, based on my reading of the many reviews, there is a fatal flaw in this unit. The auto defrost is performed by a heating loop that sits on top of the coil. Because Whirlpool built this fridge incorrectly, this heating loop melted into the plastic of the roof of my freezer, burning its way all the way to the floor of the fridge above. The loop shorted out, thus losing the auto-defrost feature. Bottom line: DON'T buy this fridge. I see you posted 11 months ago. Hopefully, you purchased something else. Read about my saga with Whirlpool customer service. They were friendly, but ultimately, it was a ruse to do NOTHING to address the issues with their product that were clearly their fault. Avoid this company at all costs.

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Whirlpool - 12.7 Cu. Ft. Bottom-Freezer Counter-Depth Refrigerator - Black-Front_Standard

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Please read my review of this fridge. It should be a "no frost" fridge, but in my case, and I suspect in others, based on my reading of the many reviews, there is a fatal flaw in this unit. The auto defrost is performed by a heating loop that sits on top of the coil. Because Whirlpool built this fridge incorrectly, this heating loop melted into the plastic of the roof of my freezer, burning its way all the way to the floor of the fridge above. The loop shorted out, thus losing the auto-defrost feature. Bottom line: DON'T buy this fridge. I see you posted 11 months ago. Hopefully, you purchased something else. Read about my saga with Whirlpool customer service. They were friendly, but ultimately, it was a ruse to do NOTHING to address the issues with their product that were clearly their fault. Avoid this company at all costs.
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