Miele Fridge/Freezer

By clairet
February 22, 2019 in For Sale & Items Offered

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Posted February 22, 2019

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Posted February 22, 2019

Miele freestanding frost-free fridge / freezer with dynamic cooling for sale.

We need to sell post kitchen renovation as we now have an integrated fridge and integrated freezer.

Product Information: Model KFN 8762 SD ed

Colour: Stainless steel

Manufacturer : Miele

Capacity: 269 litre fridge capacity /89 litre freezer capacity

Dimensions(cm): 198.2h x 60.0w x 63.2d

You can find further functional details in its manual which is online (https://www.manualslib.com/manual/648940/Miele-Kfn-8562-Sd-Ed.html). We also still have the instruction manual.

The door seal around the fridge has a tear in it, but unit works fine. Stainless steel bodywork in good condition.

Please make us a sensible offer.

Please note that this is a large and heavy object so you will need a van or lorry to move from our house - plus a couple of strong people!

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