I want to put a follow up on this thread. The GE Monogram all fridge all freezer units we purchased are both giving us problems that, according to the independent service technician, are showing up in more and more older models. In other words as the units age they develop these issues. I guess we are "lucky" in that they happened while we were still in warranty. First, the fridge was getting moldy. Mold was growing on the walls, shelves and even condiment containers and other containers that potentially are in the fridge for a while. I am cleaning the fridge every weekend, spending a couple hours at a time on it. Turns out that GE considers this within normal functioning parameters as the fridge is still getting cold enough. It is also developing rust. According to the technician - there is no fix for this. Second, the freezer is growing BIG hunks of frost on the back wall and according to the same technician this is indicative of "something big about to happen" although he refused to elaborate. So now I have two built in, custom panelled appliances purchased with the intent that they last MANY years and which will now need to be replaced. Be warned - stay away or if you must go with this line - at least go in with your eyes open.

We have 2 Elux all-fridges and 1 all-freezer. We purchased them in 2007, but moved in in 2008 and started using them. So, it's 6 1/2 yrs later, and we've had no service calls. 1 of the fridge's interior light has a will of its own, so doesn't always come on, and the readout occasionally tries to give me an error code. From what I could find online, that code is related to the evaporator fan motor... But it keeps working and the code goes away. It's done that for a few years now. I haven't had it checked. Meant to at first, but the fridge keeps working fine, so at this point, I'm figuring it's a false alarm. The other fridge and the freezer have had absolutely no problems. I know this is just one family's experience and opinion, and you're looking for more stats for a greater number of units, but I think they're a good bet. The only reason I might not buy them again is the way the drawers are attached to the shelves above so they're a pain to take out and get clean. Maybe they've changed that by now.

I have the 18" freezer and the 30 " refrig. I went with miele because I was concerned about the noise of the sub zero. I considered thermador columns but was discouraged by the salesman who said they have had many complaints re: install and electronics. However, the mieles took forever to install in my opinion. My freezer is not making ice. I have a service call scheduled for next week. They've been in for approx 10 days. Positives: quiet, good lighting, shelves adjust easily. drawers in fridge glide easily, settings are intuitive, heavy duty hinges. Negatives: cost!!, it's a bit tall for me and I haven't figured a good way to use the space yet. I have a gallon of milk, a half gallon of OJ, a six pack of soft drinks(bottles), and a pitcher of water on the main shelf - accomodating these items makes the other shelves quite short with limited space. I had a regular old kitchen aid before so this is very new. I can't imagine where I would put a turkey. The freezer is quite small although functional. THe ice container is small - about a third the size of my old kitchen aid, yet the ice maker takes a fair amount of space.

I have the Electrolux AF/AF. Overall I am happy with them. When they were first installed the fridge did not cool. Tech came out and said the compressor was not hooked up. He fixed it and no problems since (this was in July) One other problem I am having now is that the freezer seems to run all the time. I have a tech coming to take a look.