Smeg 50's Style Freestanding Fridge - White - FAB10RWH6

Name: Smeg 50's Style Freestanding Fridge - White - FAB10RWH6
Brand: Smeg
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The Smeg FAB10RWH6 is a stylish freestanding fridge finished in crisp white with an iconic 50's re...

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The Smeg FAB10RWH6 is an iconic 50's retro-style freestanding fridge designed for those who value both aesthetic appeal and efficient, compact storage. Ideally suited for studio apartments, offices, or small home kitchens, this 122-litre unit provides a 105L fridge capacity and a 17L ice-box in a space-saving footprint. While it serves as a stunning design statement, potential buyers should note that its compact dimensions and static cooling system mean it is better suited for smaller households rather than as a primary family refrigerator.

All features

Colour	White
Model Part Number	FAB10RWH6
Brand	Smeg

Extended Product Information

FAQs

Does the Smeg FAB10RWH6 require a special power supply?

No, it operates on a standard 220-240 V outlet at 50 Hz.

Can I place the fridge right against a wall?

You must leave a 175mm gap on the hinged side to allow the door to open fully.

Is the door hinge reversible?

This specific model features a fixed right-hand hinge.

How often should I defrost the freezer compartment?

As this uses a static cooling system, you should defrost it whenever ice buildup exceeds 3-5mm to maintain performance.

What is the total capacity?

The total capacity is 122 litres, divided into a 105L fridge and 17L ice-box.

Is this fridge suitable for an office?

Yes, its quiet 35 dB operation and compact size make it an excellent choice for office spaces.

Troubleshooting

Fridge is not cooling properly

Check that the thermostat is set correctly and ensure the door is fully closed; confirm the ambient room temperature is above 16°C.

Excessive frost buildup in the ice-box

Ensure the ice-box door is sealed tightly and perform a manual defrost of the unit.

Unit makes unusual noises

Verify that the fridge is level on the floor; uneven surfaces can cause vibrations.

Pros and Cons

Pros

Striking 1950s aesthetic that elevates kitchen decor
Extremely quiet operation at 35 dB
Compact 545 mm width fits into tight spaces
Energy-efficient performance with 115 kWh annual consumption
Flexible storage options with adjustable shelving

Cons

Small 17L ice-box is for light use only
Requires a 175mm side clearance for proper door opening
Not suitable for large families due to limited capacity
Static cooling system requires manual maintenance compared to frost-free models

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Installation Requirements

Place the unit on a level, sturdy surface to ensure optimal cooling performance.
Ensure a 175mm gap on the hinged side to allow the door to swing open fully.
Check that the ambient temperature of your room is between 16 °C and 43 °C to maintain the unit's efficiency class.

Maintenance Tips

Cleaning: Use a damp, soft cloth with mild detergent to clean the interior and exterior. Avoid abrasive cleaners that could damage the finish.
Defrosting: As this model uses a static cooling system, periodically check for frost buildup in the ice-box and defrost manually when necessary to maintain efficiency.
Shelving: Remove the glass shelves carefully when cleaning to avoid cracking, and always ensure they are fully dried before sliding them back into the support rails.