Selling Out Kitchenaid Refrigerator #ksbs25fkbl00 - Exclusive Drop [K85Zhv0l]

Experience the Quality of KitchenAid Refrigerators

Introducing the Selling Out Kitchenaid Refrigerator #ksbs25fkbl00 - Exclusive Drop [K85Zhv0l], a premium appliance that combines timeless design with advanced functionality. This model, built in February 2002, stands as a testament to the brand's commitment to excellence. With its custom fascia and integrated ice maker and bin, this refrigerator is a perfect blend of form and function. The door dispenser adds convenience, making it easy to access your favorite beverages at any time.

Key Features and Specifications

The Selling Out Kitchenaid Refrigerator #ksbs25fkbl00 - Exclusive Drop [K85Zhv0l] is equipped with a range of features that enhance its usability and performance. Its electronic controls and display offer precise temperature management, while multiple storage options ensure that your food is kept fresh and organized. The 36" W x 24" D x 72" H dimensions provide ample space for all your refrigeration needs. Additionally, the evaporator coil has been professionally cleaned, guaranteeing optimal cooling efficiency.

• Custom fascia for a personalized look
• Ice maker & bin for on-demand ice
• Door dispenser for easy access to beverages
• Electronic controls & display for precise temperature control
• Multiple storage options for efficient organization

Practical Uses and Assurance

This Selling Out Kitchenaid Refrigerator #ksbs25fkbl00 - Exclusive Drop [K85Zhv0l] is not just a kitchen appliance; it's a statement piece that adds value to your home. Its fully functional status, despite its minor blemishes, highlights its durability and reliability. With a 2-week limited warranty against primary function failure, you can rest assured that your investment is protected. This refrigerator is perfect for those who appreciate the blend of style and substance, offering practical uses for every member of the family.

• Fully functional with minor blemishes
• 2-week limited warranty against primary function failure