The Haier 3.3 cu ft Refrigerator is a compact, mini-fridge. It features two easy-to-clean, interior glass shelves and a full-width freezer compartment. The small size makes it suitable for use in home entertainment areas, offices, college dorms and more.
- 2-Liter Bottle Door Storage - Stores 2-Liter and other tall bottles
- Adjustable Thermostat - Ensures accurate storage temperatures at the turn of a dial
- Full-Width Glass Shelves - Allows flexible storage solutions and easy clean up
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| Fresh Food Capacity |
3.1 cu ft |
| Total Capacity (cubic feet) |
3.3 cu ft |
| Freezer Capacity |
0.2 cu ft |
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| Beverage Feature |
Can Dispenser In Door |
| Control Type |
Mechanical Knob |
| Fresh Food Cabinet Shelves |
2 Glass |
| Interior Lighting |
No |
| Defrost Type |
Manual |
| Fresh Food Door Bins |
Two Liter Bottle Door Storage |
| Freezer Features |
Full width compartment |
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| California Prop 65 |
Yes |
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| Handle |
Recessed |
| Door Style |
Flat |
| Door Swing |
Right Swing |
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| Overall Width |
18.7 in |
| Approximate Shipping Weight |
50.0 lb |
| Depth Without Handle |
18.75 in |
| Height to Top of Case |
33.0625 in |
| Overall Depth |
17.5 in |
| Net Weight |
43.0 lb |
| Depth with Door Open 90° |
35.25 in |
| Overall Height |
33.4375 in |
| Case Depth Without Door |
17.5 in |
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| Electrical Requirements |
115V/60Hz |
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| Labor Warranty |
1 Year |
| Parts Warranty |
1 year, 5-year sealed system |
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Type:
Compact
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Width:
17.5"
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Height:
33.438"
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Depth:
18.7"
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Energy Star Rated:
No
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Refrigerator Size:
3.3 (cu. ft.)
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Fresh Food Capacity:
3.3 (cu. ft.)
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Icemaker:
No
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Dispenser:
No
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Sabbath Mode:
No
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WiFi Connected:
No
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