Mitsubishi Electric L4 Glass Grande MR-L710EG (3 Stars) Questions & Answers

This is not what I am saying. My fridge has component broken and Mitsubish can't fix and so far refuse to adddress

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Hi, sorry to hear that you have this problem with your fridge, it sounds like it may have a damaged hinge, I think you should contact the company that you purchased the fridge from and get them to follow up with getting the problem sorted out. Is this a brand new fridge?
I've not had any problems at all with our fridge, it's been fantastic.
Let me know how you go, if you don't mind. Good luck.
Cheers
Brian.

I agree with Brian. Best way is to contact them because it should be under warranty in any case.
Our fridge is also fantastic too. I had to remove all doors to get it into the house when we purchase it, but that was not a big job.

Thanks Brian and Chris
I have had my fridge for about 12 months now and I really love it. The door started to make the noise about 2 months ago and I have been messing around making sure it is balanced. Never had anything too heavy in the foor shelves. I purchased from HN.

HI,

I'm afraid thats beyond my expertise, but my guess it probably differentiates the fridges according to the type of computing controller they use to regulate temperature.

All the dimensions are listed here: http://www.mitsubishielectric.com.au/assets/LEG/MR-L710EG-installation-space-required.gif - this should answer both of your questions!

Nope. We have had ours for 3 years now and not touched it. No ice buildup. Freezer is pristine. Quiet and no water anywhere. Just needs the occasional interior clean of shelves and drawers but thats easy to do.. Very happy with it.

No drip tray or water leaks, this fridge is wonderful and so quiet gets cold very quickly when you go from room temp I love it! and so will you!

No there isn't

Thanks Deb

The L4 Grande fridge was made in Japan. It also has en excellent Japanese motor designed for Australian conditions. We live in the tropics where its hot and sweaty during the summer and the fridge handled the heat conditions easily.
The main fridge remained at 4 - 6 degrees while the freezer stayed about -19 to -20 all the time.
Best wishes
Darb

Hi Darb. Thanks for your reply. We made the decision to purchase the fridge and we are very happy with it. Interestingly it states on the box that it was made in Thailand :-)

I think originally they were made in Japan, but for the past year or two they have been made in Thailand. Mine is also made in Thailand, but the quality is great so I have no issue at all with recommending it.

I would be contacting harvery norman and organising someone to have a look at your fridge as that shouldnt be happening at all i have had my fridge for a couple of months now and my food has never been fresher there must be a fault somewhere

We have had the reverse problem of Freezing - minus 4 degrees in the crisper You need to get a suitable thermometer to get temperature in various parts of the fridge. Ring Service straight away it is a problem with the fridge.. After 5 visits from service changing various bits & making lots of adjustments on the front panel they are now replacing the fridge. Having the thermometer gives you solid evidence of fault.

Hi we have had our fridge for around a month now and have no noise issues with it what so ever so not sure where your noise would be coming from

Haha, after reading this I checked ours and it clicks too! The left hand door does make a slight click at the point where the self closing spring (or whatever it is) kicks in and closes the door for me. My advice... ignore it; it's a small price to pay for a great fridge. I could take the door off and dick around with it but I can't be bothered. I hadn't even noticed it till this review.

The clicking sound was very loud and any visitors who'd seen the new fridge made a comment on it. We had a Mitsubishi service man look at it yesterday; he replaced the door hinge and bracket and it is perfectly quiet now. Fantastic service! He arrived on time and was very professional.

Hi Tony, I would say 'yes', sounds like a problem. Compressors should not run all the time, also I'm pretty sure yours would be the Inverter model? the compressor should run even less on these..

I disagree about how long the motor should run for. With an Inverter system, there is the ability to speed up or slow down the motor, unlike 'classic' non-inverter units that are full on, or full off. As the inverter driven motor can run slow to save power but still achieve the required level of efficient cooling, it may run LONGER (but slower) than a unit that just has full on/full off that goes into a "too much / not enough / too much" cycle.

In several of the reviews above people were able to do this easily. They rang Mitsubishi for instructions. I do know wires run down the left front door so they must pop out. Make a call first! I'm sure they deal with this regularly - it's a deep fridge. The handles do come off too, but above reviewer said it comes down to 76.4 cm so not an option for you!

Appears they have had problems with the doors from people taking them off themselves to get them inside the house. Here's my written response from Mitsubishi on this matter advising I should _PAY_ for a service provider to do this. They don't go as far as to say I will invalidate the warranty though.
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Thank you for your email, getting the alignment of the door is critical therefore we recommend that a Mitsubishi Electric Australia Accredited Service Provider to carry out the work.

Regards
Customer Care Team
Mitsubishi Electric Australia Pty. Ltd
348 Victoria Road
Rydalmere NSW 2116

T: 1300 651 808 F: 61 2 9684 7684
www.MitsubishiElectric.com.au

Were u able to get the 710 fridge in thru the 76cm door? I am stuck in the same situation, my main door is 76cm! I read on whirlpool someone had their fridge delivered through a narrow door, they opened the door, took the door compartment off, and took the door in, in an angle, first the doors of one side, then the fridge body and then the doors of the other side. I wonder if that will work. I don't know when I will move out of this place and don't want to compromise with anoth fridge. Any help will be great.

I tried the same thing as you because of iced vegetables but after using a thermometer I found that the rest of the fridge was actually too warm. I changed the fridge setting to 1 degree to have the fridge 4-6 degrees and avoided using the drawers.
Today I have received a replacement fridge. I hope that this one cools evenly since it's such a great fridge otherwise.

A 3 litre milk bottle would fit.

I dont buy 3 litre milk bottles so I wouldnt know, however I'm sure they would if you put it in side ways