Midea Top Freezer Refrigerator – 14.6 Cubic Feet – Inverter – Silver

Midea Refrigerator 14.6 Cubic Feet with Electronic Temperature Control

Get a Midea refrigerator with a capacity of 14.6 cu ft refrigerator and electronic temperature control for an optimal cooling experience in your home. Midea’s original temperature control system features multiple smart sensors and a Quattro inverter, ensuring stable refrigerator operation, precise internal temperature, and lower energy consumption.

Large Cooling Refrigerator with Smart Sensor

The best Midea top freezer series with features a smart ambient temperature sensor that recognizes changes in external temperature and actively adjusts the internal temperature to keep food fresh for a longer period.

Midea Silver Refrigerator Active-C Function

The Active-C function present in the refrigerator maintains the freshness of the carbonated air and preserves the original taste, amazing shape, and vibrant color of vegetables, ensuring an efficient and enjoyable storage experience.

Midea Refrigerator with Large Storage Capacity

Thanks to ultra-thin foam layer technology, the Midea 14.6 cu ft refrigerator provides a large storage capacity within a limited external space. It boasts about an 8% increase in internal volume while maintaining a small external size, giving you more storage space and extra convenience in the kitchen.

Midea 14.6 Cubic Feet Refrigerator Specifications:

• Capacity: 413 Liters
• Size: 14.6 cubic feet
• Type: Double door
• Large cooling area
• Electronic control
• Special egg tray
• Humidity level control
• Dual LED lights
• Model number: MDRT580MTU46SAD

FAQ About the Midea 14.6 Cubic Feet Refrigerator

1. What does “Super” mean on the refrigerator?

“Super” typically means on a refrigerator that there are settings that allow for faster cooling and improved performance over a short period, better preserving fresh foods.

2. Why does the refrigerator make ice at the bottom?

If the refrigerator is cooling the upper part and cold air leaks to the lower part, this can result in ice formation at the bottom of the refrigerator. This happens when moisture gathers at the bottom of the fridge and turns into ice due to the cold temperature. This could be due to several factors, such as a clogged drain outlet, high humidity levels inside the fridge, or a door not sealing properly. Therefore, the refrigerator should be regularly cleaned and maintained to avoid this problem.