The first three digits of Kenmore model numbers ... syntax of xxx.xxxxxxxx ... is a code for the source manufacturer. The full model number on the tag affixed to the appliance, not the truncated stock number that's referenced in web site sales information or advertising. Translation of the source code can be found via online search.

Try here:

https://www.ajmadison.com/refrigerators/

Appliances Connection is selling this 36", French door, water-dispenser-free LG LFCC22426S for $1545. Sale ends today, 2/26.

Bosch B21CL80SNS or B21CL81SNS have a two drawer bottom freezer with ice maker in freezer. Sleek refrigerator doors. https://www.bosch-home.com/us/productslist/refrigerators/french-door/freestanding?f_depth_type_us_ma=depth_type_us_depth_type_us_counter

We bought a counter depth Whirlpool over 1.5 yrs ago and have been happy with it. There is water inside on the left wall (the reservoir tank to chill the water is behind the produce bins so the bins are a few inches shallower but I hadn't noticed until checking for this post) and an ice maker in the freezer.

https://www.bestbuy.com/site/whirlpool-20-cu-ft-french-door-counter-depth-refrigerator-stainless-steel/6079200.p?skuId=6079200

We have a Kitchen Aid that is exactly like aziline's Whirlpool. The only disadvantage to the interior water dispenser is it takes two hands to get the water. One to hold the container and one to press the button. There is not a lever like the exterior water dispensers. Not a big deal, but something to know.

I replaced my Amana 3 years ago (compressor) with Kitchen aid, ice and water inside not the door. I've been pleased with the Kitchen Aid and part of what prompted me to buy it was the warranty which beat all others in the appliance store (not box store) that day.

I just received a quote on Whirlpool w/o water in door for 2k; counter depth, French door from a local appliance dealer with full service department. I really like our current full depth Whirlpool (except for the depth!) because it’s very quiet with no repairs so far after 5 years. I’m looking to stay with Whirlpool...

John: As noted above, you could save $900 with the LG LFCC22426S sold on AC and AJM.

Second John J Leung's recommendation for the F+P above. If you're looking for an understated exterior, it's by far the best bet in that price range. And it's a great fridge, in my experience. I have the single door 30" and have used the FD 36" in two other kitchens. No water dispenser to clutter the outside, and no water line / icemaker assembly to worry about. I find interior water dispensers to be infuriating. Who wants to stand there with the door open while it dribbles into a pitcher? I prefer the faucet and have a whole-house filter.

I actually found it charming that mine came with proper ice cube trays, along with instructions for the "manual ice system!" LOL. They always seem to work ;-)

Bluestar makes one. Not the cheapest though.

Purchased the Bosch counter depth with two freezer drawers and love it. Very good design and noticed food stays fresher longer. Ice maker in top drawer. Price is similar to the GE mentioned above. Bosch had great rebate at the time. It is the 800 series. The one drawer version as a drawer within the drawer. I like the two drawers as the top one gets open more mainly for ice

With the Bosch 2-drawer, is the ice-maker optional? I generally like that design, but we don't need an ice-maker, don't want to give up that much freezer space, and ideally would prefer to not run water to the fridge at all.

Cool. From the first picture, it looks like the actual ice-maker is attached to the top/back of the drawer, and presumably affects how high you could put stuff in that side of the drawer. But I like the ability to choose to use it or not. That'd persuade me to run water for the same reason as you.

Thank you for that. Very useful. I'm going to need to completely outfit my new kitchen this Fall, and the Bosch 800-series in general seem to look good for our purposes. I'm hoping to smack around one of the local suppliers for a decent package deal.

Brad Smith if you decide to go with Bosch or any brand, check their websites for offers. I purchased 4 Bosch items (needed 3 for offer) and received 15% rebate. They have an offer going now. I purchased last Sept. I did not purchase all at once but all punched during the pomotion. I've seen this type of offer with other brands. Bosch runs a 12 - 15% rebate depending on level of appliance.

Thanks everyone. This is helpful. I don't need the ice maker either and would remove it to have extra freeze space. FWIW, last Fri I spoke to an appliance repair guy about which appliance brands are most reliable. He said to steer away from LG and Samsung, since it's hard to get parts and few people repair them. GE parts are $$$. So he recommends Whirlpool and Frigidaire (and their related brands, like KitchenAid). He thought Bosch dishwashers were good but I didn't think to ask about a Bosch fridge. FWIW, he said on fridges, about 45% of his repair calls are for broken ice-makers and/or water dispensers, either they don't work or are leaking. (but on installation, you can choose to not connect the water line). His general advice to get a big dumb box that does the basics reliably. The bells and whistles may seem nice, but they often break.

We have twice bought the frigidaire counter depth, no door dispenser fridge - for two different remodels. Were very happy both times. It was very roomy inside. It does not have a water dispenser inside either, but does have an ice maker in the freezer. I would highly recommend.

Yale Appliance shows their repair rate. (scroll down for info)

https://blog.yaleappliance.com/bid/52134/the-5-best-counter-depth-refrigerators

If the repair rate for Bosch scares you, my Thor looks just like it. Their reviews are good and prices lower. Just saying... (I do have a Bosch dishwasher and love it.)

If the repair rate for Bosch scares you, my Thor looks just like it. Their reviews are good and prices lower. Just saying... (I do have a Bosch dishwasher and love it.)