Yes, modern glass door fridges are designed to be energy-efficient. They are rated according to their energy efficiency, and choosing a model with a good energy rating can help save on electricity bills.

No, glass door fridges are not designed to store frozen food. They are designed to maintain the temperature of chilled food and drink products.

No, glass door fridges are not suitable for outdoor installation. They are designed for indoor use only.

Most glass door fridges have built-in LED lights to help showcase the products inside. However, some models may not have this feature.

To clean a glass door fridge, use a solution of warm water and mild detergent. Wipe the interior and exterior of the fridge, including shelves, with a clean cloth.

To prevent condensation, avoid placing hot items in the fridge, ensure that the door seals are working perfectly, and maintain the recommended clearance space for ventilation.

Modern glass door fridges typically have automatic defrost features, eliminating the need for manual defrosting. However, if the fridge does not have this feature, it may require defrosting every few months.

Glass Door Fridge Refurbished refers to the available space required around the fridge for proper ventilation and easy access.

The recommended clearance space for glass door fridges is 50mm to 100mm or more on each side of the fridge, depending on the make and model.

Proper ventilation ensures that the equipment operates effectively and helps prolong the lifespan of the fridge. Easy access, on the other hand, ensures easy cleaning and maintenance.