the company is based in austin, tx. same company as compactappliance, just different name for selling scratch n dent i guessOk, I just bought the 63qt. Not sure if it's the last one? Now I just hope I don't have a problem shipping to a US address instead of direct to me in Canada. Where are they located?
Ok, I just bought the 63qt. Not sure if it's the last one? Now I just hope I don't have a problem shipping to a US address instead of direct to me in Canada. Where are they located?
Shipping:
- Shipping Cost: $0.00
- Usually ships 3 - 4 business days after receipt of payment.
- Product will ship from Austin, TX.
- No shipments or deliveries are made on weekends or holidays.
- We do not ship outside of the Continental U.S., PO Boxes, APO or FPO addresses.
- Carefully inspect all merchandise before signing the delivery receipt from the freight carrier.
- We ship anywhere in the Continental U.S. Sorry, we do not ship to Alaska and Hawaii.
This product is shipped via UPS, DHL or Federal Express. The method of delivery will be standard ground shipping. Once we have confirmation that this unit has shipped, we will forward the tracking information to you so you can schedule a delivery time.. Please inspect your shipment upon arrival for any damages.
Hello
Thank you for choosing Living Direct. Once your item ships, we email you the tracking information. If you have any further questions, either email us back or give our customer service department a call at 800-297-6076 M-F 8-5 CST.
Thank you
Scott
Living Direct INC
Have any of you received shipping verification for your fridge yet? It has been several days since I ordered mine and still no shipping notice.....
It's definitely not panic time, but delays in shipping are always frustrating.
It's nice that so many of us purchased this fridge...we will have strength in numbers if problems start to pop up.
The 43 qt EdgeStar has been sitting in my office for a couple of weeks now. I decided to time the cycles today in order to get some idea of the power usage.
The parameters: 2 gallon jugs of drinking water and 2 12 oz. colas (roughly half capacity), 72� office, set to 35�, plugged into a/c.
I timed it for 2 complete cycles. Both times the compressor came on when the temp reached 36� and ran for about 13 minutes, which brought it down to 32�. It then took 90 minutes the first time and 80 the second time for the temp to increase to 36� and turn the compressor back on. So the compressor ran for 26 minutes out of 3:16. That's about 14% of the time and with a 5.5 amp draw that works out to 18.1 Amp Hours per 24 hours.
Do you need dual battery set up if you have the fridge run all the time? I know. I should search.