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Fridgemaster Freezer - E
Net Capacity - 61 Litres
61 litre capacity - holds 3 bags of food shopping
Manual defrost needed
3...Net Capacity - 61 Litres
61 litre capacity - holds 3 bags of food shopping
Manual defrost needed
3 freezer drawers to keep food organised
Product Dimensions (HxWxD) (mm) - 842 x 475 x 448
This freestanding undercounter freezer from Fridgemaster can save you a lot of room over combined fridge freezers. Not only that but as a standalone freezer, it may offer you additional space for frozen goods. Making the most of the 61L capacity, storage space is divided into three drawers. They all have clear fronts, so you can find what you're looking for at a glance. Placing the MUZ4860EB in a suitable place is easy too thanks to the reversible door. Simply set the door to the hinge on the left or right-hand side to swap which way it opens. What's more, should your house suffer from a power cut, this model also offers 8 hours of safe storage.
Pop away the weekly shop with this space-saving undercounter freezer from Fridgemaster. Its 3 compartments mean there'll be no fighting for space between the soft scoop and your potato wedges - organising your frozen treats is a doddle. And thanks to the reversible door, it can be installed to open from the left or right. What about power cuts? They've got that covered too. This model is Power Failure Safe, which means it'll keep family favourites at the perfect temperature for up to 8 hours without electricity. Phew.
The Fridgemaster MUZ4860EB is a compact undercounter freezer ideal for individuals or small households needing extra frozen storage. Its key benefit is providing 61 litres of space, organized with three drawers, perfect for storing groceries and meal prep ingredients. Keep in mind that this model requires manual defrosting.
All features
Energy Efficiency
E
Model Part Number
MUZ4860EB
Brand
Fridgemaster
Extended Product Information
FAQs
How often does the freezer need defrosting?
It is recommended to defrost the freezer approximately every 6 months, or when ice buildup becomes significant.
Can I store food in the freezer during a power outage?
Yes, the freezer can keep food frozen for up to 8 hours during a power outage.
How do I reverse the door?
Follow the manufacturer's instructions for reversing the door. This typically involves unscrewing hinges and repositioning the door.
What is the freezer's energy rating?
The freezer has an E energy efficiency class.
What is the freezer's capacity?
The freezer has a net capacity of 61 litres.
How do I clean the freezer?
Use a damp cloth and mild detergent to clean the interior and exterior of the freezer.
Does the freezer have adjustable feet?
Yes, the freezer has adjustable feet to help level it on uneven surfaces.
Troubleshooting
Freezer not cooling.
Check the power supply. Make sure the plug is securely connected and the outlet is working. Verify the thermostat settings.
Excessive ice buildup.
Defrost the freezer manually. Ensure the door seals properly and that warm air is not entering the unit.
Freezer is noisy.
Ensure the freezer is level. Check if items inside are vibrating against each other.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Space-saving undercounter design suitable for smaller kitchens.
Three drawers provide organized storage and easy access to frozen items.
Reversible door offers flexible installation options.
Offers up to 8 hours of storage during a power failure.
Adjustable thermostat enables you to optimize the storage environment for different types of food.
Cons
Requires manual defrosting, which needs to be performed periodically.
The freezer's energy efficiency class is E, which may result in higher energy consumption compared to more efficient models.
Undercounter design may require additional effort to access the freezer contents, depending on the user's height and kitchen layout.
The freezer's capacity may not be sufficient for households with substantial freezing needs.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Installation: Place the freezer on a level surface with adequate ventilation around the sides and back.
Power Connection: Plug the freezer into a standard 220-240V power outlet.
Door Reversal: If you need to change the door's opening direction, carefully follow the manufacturer's instructions.
Temperature Control: Adjust the thermostat to your desired setting, based on the items being stored.
Defrosting: Perform manual defrosting when ice builds up inside the freezer (approximately every 6 months).
Cleaning: Clean the interior and exterior of the freezer regularly with a mild detergent and a damp cloth.