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I just used the button to set the temperature to recommended. Not sure about the temp alarm, sorry.

Just two delivery people. Fortunately, my garage door into my home leads right into the area it needed to be. They used a dolly to bring it up about 4 steps. Once inside, it was easily moved using its wheels. The newer model has a much nicer interior.

@@imperfectperfectionist1911 did they move it in with the box intact or did you shed the box before?

@@d2woodshop687It was in the box. I don't recall it being on a pallet, just on it's own wheels when they brought it inside.

@@imperfectperfectionist1911 thank you for your insight!!!

If you are referring to the top of the fridge where it's open...? I have not finished installing the trim. There is a matching cabinet piece that will be installed there and cover it up then finished with crown molding.

No - I am referring to the width of the opening that the frame rests on…. The width needed to fit the fridge in flush and properly

@@jamesparr1867 I totally misread your original question, my bad. The width is about 47 5/8. The fridge has around 1/4" bezel wiggle room on each side. I was installing cabinets at the same time so I was able to move the right pantry cabinet to make it fit.

I'm not sure what you are referring to. Everything to make the fridge run and visually appear as advertised was provided. It's pretty much a freestanding fridge with cabinets and trim installed around it. It does not even mount to anything.

These are actually Kraftmaid from Lowes

No, no internal water dispenser. Just an ice maker with an oversized storage tray.

I looked at subzero and it's sister products but they were just very expensive.

MSRP is around $10,500 but I got it for $7150. I did purchase 6 other major kitchen appliances at the same time.

@@imperfectperfectionist1911 did you buy from a scratch and dent store or is it new from a normal store? It sounds like it would be from a scratch and dent as any store right now could sell this for full retail in seconds. New high end appliances are taking forever to come in. Some are a year out lol

@@TheBrokerLife All of the appliances were brand new. I ordered them around April 2021 and got them within 6 weeks.

@@imperfectperfectionist1911 then that is a fantastic deal! How did you find a place to sell for so low? Great job!

@@TheBrokerLife I went to two different places. The second vendor beat the first vendor's pricing so I went with them. Maybe it was a time during covid where they were desperate for sales and had a shortage of employees and not parts. Glad I got it when I did. Build.com is where i bought them. Website prices back then were still MSRP vs. what a rep quoted me.

There are no labeled buttons for manual defrost so i'm really not sure. I've been using the fridge for about 5 months and never performed a manual defrost or any other type of maintenance. This fridge does have a door alarm although I tried to purposefully use it but gave up. The doors are pulled shut from a spring so if the doors are less than 90 degrees open, they shut. Even if I open it a few inches, the spring will pull it completely shut so you probably won't have a problem with that. Kitchenaid was running a rebate special, the more appliances you bought, the more rebate you will get. I used some of that money to buy a 3yr extended warranty for some of the appliances i bought; fridge oven and beverage fridge. (The three most expensive items) hope this helps. PS: do a few internet searches for Kitchenaid rebates. When i got it, it wasn't readily/easily available on their website.

@@imperfectperfectionist1911 Thank you!!

Filtered water through a Berkey water filter.

Thanks... It's still holding up