Do you know what is the coldest temperature setting in this fridge?
777327
I do not know the actual temperature but it keeps everything nice and cold.
777328
I checked the manual and it doesn't specify the exact temperature for each setting on the dial. The dial has a setting from 1 to 6. I started out with a setting of 5 but soon discovered that it would freeze boiled eggs that I put in the day before. So I dialed it back to 4 and it keeps everything good and cold - but not frozen.
777329
I do not know the actual temperature but it keeps everything nice and cold!
1053070
No specific temperature. It is cold upon arrival but heats up the second you plug it in.
1025463
the temp control is on upper left. The cooler is fairly quit. I use a cheap refrigerator thermometer to check the temp. It never varies around 59 degrees.
1230192
The lowest is about 35 degrees. Just enough to keep things from freezing in the shop. It depends on the amount of space you have, and how well insulated it is. I am heating the equivalent of a one car garage and it is not well insulated. This heater would work better in a insulated garage.
2166678
Unplug the freezer and wait 5 minutes. Then set control to coldest setting plug in.
1566563
it sounds like the temperature control in your fridge is stuck at 58 deg. my fridge temp adjusts to what I set to.
2070178
If you are talking about a refrigerator with the freezer on top instead of a side by side, of course it will freeze. A freezer is a freezer regardless of where it is positioned. I believe freezing temp is 32 degrees. Anything colder than that freezes. If you are asking if it will get cold enough just sitting it in the refrigerator, no it will not. It needs to freeze. I am assuming there is a gel or something inside the walls of the container, and that is what gets the liquid cold enough to freeze during the process.
704428
Coldest ive ever used it in is about 50 degrees. Still worked great. This thing burns hot!
1836192
Have not measured the temp of the fridge but beings that I am from Alaska, *puts hand in fridge* about 45 degrees at med setting.
1036313
Not sure precise temps but, you can set it low enough to freeze food in certain spots. I would say normal range for any regular refridgerator
1446110
I stuck it in the refrigerator and compared it to two other thermometers (which had exact same temperatures). The Taylor was off by 2 degrees. Since I thought it did not give an accurate temperature I put in the freezer........now it matches the other two thermometers in the freezer....probably the thermometer adjusted itself in the freezer.I've had a new refrigerator in the past & the freezer temperature's lowest reading was only 10 degrees above zero. Never ever lower than that. I say if your ice cream is rock hard in the freezer your refrigerator is ok.I'm a registered dietitian. I stuck it in the refrigerator and compared it to two other thermometers (which had exact same temperatures). The Taylor was off by 2 degrees. Since I thought it did not give an accurate temperature I put in the freezer........now it matches the other two thermometers in the freezer....probably the thermometer adjusted itself in the freezer.I've had a new refrigerator in the past & the freezer temperature's lowest reading was only 10 degrees above zero. Never ever lower than that. I say if your ice cream is rock hard in the freezer your refrigerator is ok.I'm a... » Read More I stuck it in the refrigerator and compared it to two other thermometers (which had exact same temperatures). The Taylor was off by 2 degrees. Since I thought it did not give an accurate temperature I put in the freezer........now it matches the other two thermometers in the freezer....probably the thermometer adjusted itself in the freezer.I've had a new refrigerator in the past & the freezer temperature's lowest reading was only 10 degrees above zero. Never ever lower than that. I say if your ice cream is rock hard in the freezer your refrigerator is ok.I'm a registered dietitian. « Show Less
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With ours, any setting below 46 degrees will cause anything in the back half to freeze -- water, tea, diet drinks (with the exception would be regular soda). This probably doesn't help you if you've already bought the thing! Seems like a finicky refrigerator in general with settings, and needs to have air circulating inside it to allow the interior to be cooled equally. I would guess just from our experience that even if it's set to 37, it's much cooler toward the back than that. Good luck!
308271
Sorry can't help. I keep mine in my basement all year long. The coldest temperature is probably 65 degrees.
388747
I don't know the temp, but it gets refrigerator cold food, hot in time for lunch.
2047008
The refrigerator will get to below 46 for sure. In fact, things left in contact with some parts of the the back wall of the refrigerator part (e.g. milk) can form ice. The freezer will freeze ice solid, but I don't know if it is 5 degrees. We were looking for a unit that did not stick out too far from the wall to fit a space we had and this unit was shallower than most. Overall, we are satisfied with the unit for the size and the price.
592465
I bought a little thermometer and put it in the fridge. It will freeze soda and bottled water if set to the coldest.
766863
51 degrees. Sorry for the long wait for my answer, but I gave the cooler as a gift, and had to ask for the info.