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Convertible designFreeze or refrigerate your food in this Insignia upright freezer simply by changing the temperature settings on the clear and convenient LCD display. Garage ready when set to Freezer Mode Works in temperatures from 0° to 110°F (-17.8° to 43.3°C). 13.8 cu. ft. capacity Offers plenty of storage space for frozen meals, meats, ice cream and more. Keep your food organized and easy to find 3 glass shelves and plastic drawer make it easy to keep frozen foods handy. Touch sensitive controls with digital display Enable easy adjustments. Door-open alarm To reduce the risk of temperature loss. Fast Freeze Delivers fast cooling to keep food fresh. Interior light Increases visibility so you can quickly find what you're looking for. |
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Convertible designFreeze or refrigerate your food in this Insignia upright freezer simply by changing the temperature settings on the clear and convenient LCD display. Garage ready when set to Freezer Mode Works in temperatures from 0° to 110°F (-17.8° to 43.3°C). 13.8 cu. ft. capacity Offers plenty of storage space for frozen meals, meats, ice cream and more. Keep your food organized and easy to find 3 glass shelves and plastic drawer make it easy to keep frozen foods handy. Touch sensitive controls with digital display Enable easy adjustments. Door-open alarm To reduce the risk of temperature loss. Fast Freeze Delivers fast cooling to keep food fresh. Interior light Increases visibility so you can quickly find what you're looking for. |
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on a side note, who manufactures these for Insignia?
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Who manufactures Insignia freezers?
Insignia is made by Haier, a Chinese company.
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same with a frigidaire commercial upfright freezer that I have at my parents garage that's been working since the mid 90s...
Both survived NY heat waves and frigid winters without issue. like most no-frills freezes, you'll have to manually defrost periodically based on how often you open it.