You should learn the difference between fridge and freezer.
"Everything is frozen" - emphasis on "everything," regardless of which part it was in.
Actually why don't fridges have actual temperature control instead of these random numbers that mean nothing?
Cost saving, no doubt.
I checked the inside of a fridge once. All the "temperature control" dial did was move a small louver that opened or closed a vent between the freezer and the refrigerator sections.
A lot of consumer devices are designed with "Fuck it, that'll do" as the standard.
some do. otherwise, get a $5 thermometer for the fridge, and if you really can't figure out what 1-5 would be, get another thermometer for your freezer
http://www.amazon.com/s?ie=UTF8&page...%20thermometer
Top of the list. I know you're in Canada, but there's gotta be a comparable product there too.
Taylor Digital Refrigerator Freezer Thermometer
Range -4°F to 140°F and -20°C to 60°C
It's nice of them to make a versatile product, but I think that once it exceeds 100F, there's
probably something wrong with the fridge.
well it IS a viking fridge, so for sure it's going to cost you a pretty penny.
evidently Samsung has it too. Conclusion: buy cheap things get cheap knobs
So what is the borderline for "cheap" then? $100/ft³, or what?
I guess I'd just expect a refrigerator with a freezer section to be capable of providing appropriate temperatures in each of the two sections. Otherwise it's just false advertising. Not that that is a deterrent anymore.