22 cu. ft. 33-Inch Width Full Depth Non Dispense Bottom Mount Refrigerator

Model: KRBL102ESS

Color: Stainless Steel

MSRP: $1,999.00

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22 cu. ft. 33-Inch Width Full Depth Non Dispense Bottom Mount Refrigerator

MSRP: $1,999.00

Model: KRBL102ESS

Product Overview

22 cu. ft. 33-Inch Width Full Depth Non Dispense Bottom Mount Refrigerator

This striking 22 cubic foot refrigerator comes with the ExtendFresh™ Temperature Management System and Produce Preserver to help maintain the taste and texture of your freshest food. LED lighting throughout the refrigerator makes food easy to find on every level.

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Features

ExtendFresh™ Temperature Management System

Separately monitors the temperatures in the refrigerator and freezer through a sensor located in each, to help ensure fresh fruit juices don't become frozen and prawns avoid freezer burn.

Produce Preserver

Absorbs ethylene gas emitted by many fruits and vegetables, causing them to over ripen. By removing ethylene, the produce preserver helps extend freshness.

Humidity-Controlled Crispers

Provide a dedicated storage option with adjustable humidity levels. They let you select the high humidity that keeps romaine crisp, or the arid environment that helps figs and apricots stay fresh.

Additional Features

Full-Width Pantry

lets you properly store everything from meats to produce in a full width compartment.

Professionally-Inspired Design

A bold blend of professionally-inspired styling and sleek touches for the home. This refrigerator features Satin Textured Handles with iconic KitchenAid Brand Medallions and a beautiful chrome frame.

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Customer Reviews

Rated 3 out of 5 by Lin from Kitchen fan This new frig replaced my prior Kitchenaid frig that we had for almost 20 years. Old Kitchenaid had all the bells and whistles - very functional and dependable. New Kitchenaid design is beautiful and interior is set to be functional, except for the drawers. They are not on rollers like the old model and are very hard to close. Need to use 2 hands to close drawers, awkward when your hands are full of produce. I have a lot of Kitchenaid and quality has always been wonderful. Why would you change the design when the functionality is what counted? Can I convert these drawers to rolling ones? If so, please send me part # and information so I can replace / upgrade these drawers.. Please go back to the functionality you offered 20 years ago and you will have a quality product again.

Date published: 2016-12-21

Rated 2 out of 5 by Walter The Pug from Obnoxious I have had this fridge for 2 months. The fan makes a high pitched noise that is so loud I thought my neighbor was using his leaf blower, I thought it was weird because it is winter and we have snow in Michigan. I had the technician out and he said it was normal and I must have sensitive ears. Other than that it is very nice. Not sold on Kitchen aid for the price you pay. I had to have my new oven replaced because that didn't properly coat the whole inside of the oven with porcelain. This time the tech said it must have been made on a Friday. My Bosch dishwasher is so quiet you don't even know it is on. I ope you have better luck.

Date published: 2019-01-27

Rated 3 out of 5 by Lola from Good but... I like this 22 cu. ft. refrigerator with one exception. The refrigerator drawers (produce, meat) need better design. They do not open and close smoothly at all. For the price I want smooth sliding drawers. They are a little better when they are full of food but that's not good enough considering the brand KitchenAid likes to be. I'm not sorry I bought it. The view is very good, things are easy to see. The freezer is about what you get today in a bottom mount-small. I don't know it would be good for a large family. There are only 2 of us so the size is good. I can't say yes or no that about a recommendation. KitchenAid, put some effort into improving the drawers. Then I can recommend it easily.

Date published: 2015-10-06

Rated 1 out of 5 by kevin778 from Loud compressor is a huge disappointment This is a nice looking refrigerator but is definitely a bit quirky. First, although the materials show it pictured with ice cube trays, it does not come with ice cube trays, and has no where to put ice cube trays. It also does not come with an automatic ice cube maker. Interesting. As others have reported, the drawers in the fridge don't slide smoothly and will pull right out if you are not careful. The real deal breaker for us however is the loud compressor that always seems to be running. The "background" compressor sound is not only loud, but it also makes an intermittent rattle sound [you will hear this in the video if you listen closely]. This KitchenAid fridge replaced a 15 year old cheap Amana fridge that was dead quite in comparison. The video will give you an idea for the compressor sound, but it is louder/worse in person.

Date published: 2018-05-25

Rated 1 out of 5 by CrGranola from Still disappointing..... Yesterday I wrote a review mentioning an annoying buzzing noise that had started in a 6 month old refrigerator. Repair people are coming tomorrow. Hope it can be remedied quickly. I have a 1929 GE Monitor refrigerator (one of the ones with the exposed, uninsulated compressors on the top) that makes less noise than this. As I stated before, this is not new technology.

Date published: 2018-02-12

Rated 5 out of 5 by Johnie M from The Perfect Fit I only had 69” of height available so this limited the options of refrigerator that were available to me, however, I lucked out with this refrigerator, it is a beautiful unit with moveable shelving and lots of interior space so it can be fully customizable to suit your needs.

Date published: 2018-02-08

Rated 1 out of 5 by Pemi from Design flaw with drawers Just delivered and being returned! The produce and deli drawers are flawed. They do not slide in or out with any ease. The guide shelf for the drawers appears to narrow toward the back of the unit which grabs the drawers and makes the difficult to close and open. We understand that it is the lower end model, but the drawers are unacceptable. We tried putting weight in them, we tried lifting them, and we rubbed silicone on the runners. Nothing worked. Several times the drawers even got caught on the "humidity " levers. I have read several reviews that mention the same problem ; yet when I called costumer service , they knew nothing of his issue. Really disappointed because I love the look, it matches the dishwasher, and the lined condiment shelves are awesome.

Date published: 2015-10-28

Rated 5 out of 5 by Lawrence W. from Excellent choice for my ktichen I got this fridge to match my new KitchenAid dishwasher, and to replace a beat-up old Whirlpool. I feel like it's made my kitchen far more stylish and open looking. I love the freezer on the bottom placement. It creates so much space in the fridge, and raises it to easy-reaching level. The stainless steel looks amazing, and the fridge is a perfect size to fit the weird space in my kitchen where it goes. I'm extremely happy with my purchase.

Date published: 2017-06-03

Rated 4 out of 5 by Jeff Woodworker from Nice fridge Only been installed for about a week and a half. So far no issues. Bought two, one right handed and one left, to sit next to each other. Between the two there's never really a time that one or both are not running. I don't know if that's normal or not, but they run a lot. Also, the drawers are feel a bit on the cheap side and there are no stops at full extension. They're a slight detent, but they will go right past that and come out if your not careful. Could have been designed better in my opinion.

Date published: 2017-04-22

Rated 5 out of 5 by momorris from Perfect for next to wall Absolutely love our new fridge. I had a 36" side by side but the one side was next to a wall. I thought I would hate going down to a 33" but after having it in the space I love it and it feels like there is more room since I can get the door open all the way and fit items in. Only thing is, these models do not come with water and ice dispenser in the door.

Date published: 2017-08-07