Danby Diplomat (DCR033B1BM) 3.3 cu. ft. Compact Refrigerator Reviews
Danby Diplomat 3.3 cu. ft. Compact Refrigerator, Model DCR033B1BM, Adjustable Glass Shelves, Tall Bottle Storage, Vegetable Crisper, Full-Width Chiller Section, Eco-Friendly Refrigerant, and Energy Star Compliant
$219.00
$131.40
$197.10
Keep cold beverages and snacks close at hand with the Danby 3.3 cu. ft. (93 L) capacity compact refrigerator. A perfect choice for rec rooms, dorm rooms, offices, and more, this compact fridge boasts separate refrigerator and full width chiller compartments, one-and-a-half adjustable shelves, integrated door shelving with tall bottle storage, and a vegetable crisper, to keep your food and drinks organized and easy to access. Another great feature is the reversible door hinge, which enables users to open the fridge left or right-handed via the integrated door handle, for whatever your space requires.
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Danby Diplomat (DCR033B1BM) 3.3 cu. ft. Compact Refrigerator Customer Reviews
Arrived exactly when predicted. A tiny dent in the back corner which doesn’t show. Cleaned product and plugged it in on medium setting. It went to work immediately and is virtually silent. Perfect for a student or single person (most refrigerators always seem too large by half to me!) and the energy efficiency is greatly appreciated. Even though I paid for shipping I was amazed at the price. This item appears to have been discontinued, but I guess you never know. Keep an eye out; its worth it!
Update, two weeks later; still good but needs a defrosting already! The manual suggests every six months. I have kept the temperature at 2 (out of 5) as it gets cold super fast. I haven’t done anything out of the ordinary, ie put in
warm foods or overstuff, etc. I’m not overly alarmed but I am watching it very closely.
Ok, second update. A month later. This fridge should be kept on a low setting, between 1 and 2. This keeps it at 3 degrees and the freezer at just a titch below zero. Any setting higher and the frost starts collecting a bit too quickly. Apparently this doesn’t do much to the energy savings but every little bit helps.
August 18, 2020