Can the freezer compartment be removed?
176113
I think so, but you would have to unscrew it and then i think it could be removed
176114
Sorry, I don't know. They are still packed up for an event at the end of May called Comicpalooza. I can get back to you then though!
1982686
Use a small screwdriver to pop it off. Insert screwdriver in recess at top of compartment.
413880
Yes you can there is no need to remove it. Please check the width of your doors as I cannot get mine through when set up. Lovely unit nevertheless.
246640
It is already assembled so you can't disassemble it. They have smaller size too. I use it inside of my refrigerator so I don't forget about food in the back.
2241220
The lock would do it but if the freezer is exposed to very low outside temps, the adhesive on the attachment may fail. It's not supposed to be under 60 degree F.
564866
As far as I know, fine! We've had ours for six months with no problems. (There is no freezer compartment.)
1834361
I haven't used mine in the freezer but would if I needed to. Like any plastic container, if it has been in the freezer and it falls to the floor, I imagine it would break into pieces. I am assuming you want to sort packages into it and I think it would be great for that.
614959
The instructions say that you can, but that was not why I made the purchase. I wanted space saving and easy access for containers that I put the fridge and freezer. If you do microwave do not go directly from freezer to microwave. It might crack.
690725
Yes, no problem. If you have really thick carpet or padding, those puck-like plastic bases, placed under the feet, will make the freezer more stable, if that's a problem. But my freezer works great and have not had any problems with it so far.Kevin
127222
hi, it can be taken off but the hard part seems to be finding a suitable replacement that will fit through the narrow slots.
171085
The handle and wheels cannot be removed. It probably would fit in the overhead compartment as it is. The handle telescopes into itself and doesn't stick above the cooler when down. The wheels stick out about 2 inches from the bottom.
595064
It's got a very small freezer -- about 9 by 3 inches and about 10" deep. It came with a small ice tray. For my purposes (beer fridge) it serves well, but the freezer is full of frost right now because I don't defrost it very often and don't need it. If you need a frozen compartment look elsewhere -- Larry
1961208
I don't see why you couldn't. As long as you are not placing the contact sensor inside of the freezer. Some sensors will malfunction at extreme temperatures.
1618908
Hello JeanneB, I have not tried what you are asking about, but from what I have read so far, as long as the food in the container does not thaw when you remove it from the Freezer, it should be OK to re-seal and re-freeze for later use. I believe that since you have opened the food to new air and contaminates, the shelf life will have been compromised, but if you use the food up within a reasonably short amount of time, you should be fine. The FoodSaver sealer is very handy for re-sealing those foods that you didn't use all of.
520774
They can be removed, and you can store bottles upright. I would like to point out that the cooling units are prone to malfunction and I have been waiting two months for the replacement part they promised to send-which has to be installed by the user.
544227
Yes, but since the lids don't snap on, they come off VERY easily, they don't securely close. I have to put rubber bands around them to transport them to work. I'd do the same thing for the freezer.
1341560
Yes. I've never done it, but if you unscrew the top it should removable from the bottom.