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Reviews of Samsung 3-Door Refrigerator

I am thinking about purchasing one of those Samsung refrigerators that is a 3 door; two on the top for the fridge and a bottom freezer with 29 cu ft. I am waiting until after the Xmas season for better sales. Does anyone have one that they'd like to comment on?

My concern is the fact that I cook a lot and have a fridge full of condiments, weekly groceries, soy milk, skim milk, iced tea, etc. In other words, how are the gallon sized shelves holding up with the weight of the beverages and can you actually put all of your groceries in there?

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Holly from Richardson, TX

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RE: Reviews of Samsung 3-Door Refrigerator

We have this model but it is the Maytag version. It is the worst appliance I have ever owned. I love the fridge being on the top and don't mind the bottom shelf BUT it has had to have the condenser replaced twice. Both out of warranty. Maytag would not listen at all.

Whenever the temperature in the house rises above 82, the refridgerator stops working. I would never buy one again.

I don't know who makes Samsung - but if it is the same manufacturer as Maytag - BEWARE. There have been many complaints about them.

Post by Donna8

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Am I understanding you right, you are wondering if the doors can handle as much weight as they look like they are made to take? Yes they can, they really can. They tried to overload it at the factory and they made sure the hinges were really strong.

Post by kimhis

RE: Reviews of Samsung 3-Door Refrigerator

You were right on about usable space. I even went to the store and measured all the shelves trying to see what's really going on (in comparison with my present fridge).

Post by cookwie

RE: Reviews of Samsung 3-Door Refrigerator

Consumer Reports had these comments on refrigerators with bottom freezers. You'll have to bend to find items in freezer and you will open the refrigerator doors more often. Bottom freezers cost more than top freezers and offer less space for there size. Useable space is less than claimed. However, if that is what you want go buy one.

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