Kenmore Undercounter Ice Maker Refrigerator Reviews

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3.00 of 5 (by 4 users)

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Kenmore Undercounter Ice Maker: Never run out of ice again.

JUL

2009

Kenmore Elite Coldspot Undercounter Ice Maker

On a visit to my future would be in-laws home years ago, I found that they had an undercounter ice maker and I thought it was such a convenient idea that I put it on my list of things I wanted in my dream home. I got it and I am very glad to I did.

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a homeowner, a home entertainer

AngelaWLaFon
Big Island, VA

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Critical Review

I just purchased my last item from Sears.

AUG

2008

In May 2008 I purchased a stainless steel Kenmore undercounter icemaker for a new construction 2nd home. I had the appliance delivered in the box to my current home and drove it to the home under construction. I specifically asked that it be delivered in the original box to avoid scratching the...

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internetgirl6191
Houston, TX

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It stands the test of time.

Homeowner

OCT

2009

I wanted ice cubes that look like clear glass. To get them: 1. Plugged it in Ice not clear. 2. Added a water softner, Ice not clear. 3. Added a reverse Osmosis unit. Voila! Perfection. PS RO unit alone Not clear. Works great, makes lots of ICE that looks great and tastes great. Put some cubes in a glass and let them melt for the worlds purest water. I had other units before, none compare!

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GripperDon
Scottsdale, AZ

Sears Kenmore side-by-side fridge with icemaker is terrible!

Practical

DEC

2008

We purchased a "top of the line" Sear's Kenmore refridgerator with water and ice through the door a few years ago. The ice maker has been replaced four times so far. This means purchasing a completely new unit and paying to have it installed. The ice making unit that is being replaced is still under warranty since it goes out at least twice a year, but we have to pay for the service call and labor to have it installed. This always adds up to about $150 dollars! I would never recommend a Sear's Kenmore refridgerator and will never buy another!