Mitsubishi Electric LX 630L French Door Questions & Answers

Needs to get the freezer to temp then it will make a full tray but not quickly, it took a two days to fill up the storage container in the freezer under the ice tray.

10 cubes each time.

thanks

Ours is barely a week old and we are using the super chiller to store highly perishable veggies like blackberries, strawberries, etc. The middle drawer is a storehouse for all tomatoes, cucumbers, lettuce, Cauliflower, beans, Carrots, etc. I have not tried Wine or any drinks there.......... I am eager to hear if that is possible?

Hi, the ice doesn't taste like freezer food even though it's situated in the same freezer compartment. There are ice tray and vegetables tray on the top drawer and underneath is room for more frozen food.
We're very satisfied with the ice cube produced from the water tank provided, they looked just like the ice from the ice maker machine.

The ice is kept in its own separate drawer compartment which can be accessed without opening the main fridge doors. It is separated from all of the other compartments so never had any issues with the ice being tainted with other smells.

Thanks for the reply, we have a Westinghouse that is not sealed off and the ice is disgusting. Everything else is what I like so I'm good to go with getting one of these fridges :)

As a minimum you want 50mm or 2 inches each side but the question is how much room do you have in front of the fridge to get it into the alcove?

We have the same fridge and we have around 200mm each side and 450 on top...better air flow, better heat release from motors etc

Thanks for replying. It should fit in cavity

I was told 15 mm each side. It really vents to the rear and up. I only have 2.5 mm each side but i do have a 100 mm at the back with an electric fan to vent into the roof cavity. So we shall see if it ain't right the wife better get used to a crap load of 50 mm holes in the sides.

We made the decision based on the capacity. Not where it was made. Mitsubishi's QA would be as good made in a factory in Thailand as much as it would be in Japan. So location of manufacture was not an issue for us. Regardless of where they are made, Australian Consumer Laws and your rights cover you regardless of where your product is manufactured.

If you feel you need the extra capacity, go for the LX. Mitsubishi have a good reputation in the commercial air conditioning industry. As a fridge is effectively an air conditioner in a box, you can't go wrong. Quiet. Energy efficient. Minimalistic design. Good functionality. Good warranty. What else is on your checklist?

Thank you. Does it affect the freshness of the fruit and veg without being able to control the temperature? In the wx it has both the led light as well as the ability to control the temp. I think that is the difference between them, thinner walls giving more internal space and more features for the Jap made models...but more expensive too!

Hello Mini, I agree. The instruction manual does not address your first question at all. I'm not sure what you mean with reference to 'purging' but if you decide on no further ice, you have to manually switch off the ice making function. I'm not sure why. Again the manual does not specifically give reason to switch off or leave on or if the ice making pump continues to work, etc etc. Perhaps Mitsubishi, if you are monitoring this forum, could chip in with further advice on this?

I just got mine delivered yesterday, everything was all good but this morning I just found out the same issue with the middle seal. How did yours resolve?

I have a silver coloured but they have surface glass surface doors & drawers so it would appear glossy.

Yes.....glossy black

none

I don't have any buzzing noise from my one.

I am getting to hear this buzzing noise as well. I find it odd & little old technology

I believe the fruit and veg temperature is controlled by the refrigerator temperature setting