A refrigerator including an inner case forming a storage chamber, an intermediate partition partitioning the storage chamber in an upper-lower direction, and an evaporator seating part extending in a left-right direction, an evaporator cover to cover the evaporator seating part and formed with a cold air discharge port through which cold air from inside the evaporator seating part is dischargeable to the storage chamber, a first partition fixed to the intermediate partition and a bottom surface of the inner case and including a partition opening communicating with a space between the inner case and an outer case, a partition fixing opening formed in the inner case or the intermediate partition to allow an insulator to pass through the partition opening and the partition fixing opening, and a second partition coupleable to the first partition to divide the storage chamber in the left-right direction.

A refrigerator appliance includes a fresh food chamber, a freezer chamber, and a flexible chamber defined in a door of the refrigerator appliance. The refrigerator appliance also includes a cooling system configured to provide cooled air to the fresh food chamber, the freezer chamber, and the flexible chamber. The sealed cooling system includes a fresh food fan configured to urge air from at least a first part of the cooling system to the fresh food chamber, a door-in-door fan configured to urge air from at least a second part of the cooling system to the flexible chamber, and a freezer fan configured to urge air from a third part of the cooling system to the freezer chamber.

A refrigerator having detachably adjacent cabinets is provided. The refrigerator includes a connection mechanism interposed between cabinets adjacent to each other and connecting the cabinets to each other and a manipulation portion configured to drive the connection mechanism by being manipulated from outside, wherein the connection mechanism is configured for the cabinet on one side is pulled toward the cabinet on the other side by a manipulation of the manipulation portion.

Present embodiments relate to an appliance. More specifically, but without limitation, the present embodiments relate to a modular compressor cooling unit for a kitchen appliance, and a method therefore which allows a single cabinet to be utilized for two types of appliance cooling systems.

Provided is a refrigerator including a storeroom, an inner casing including a first plate to define the storeroom, a partition coupled to the first plate to divide the storeroom into multiple storerooms, and a bracket arranged on the first plate to couple the partition to the first plate, wherein the first plate includes a plurality of holes formed at a location corresponding to a location where the bracket is coupled to the first plate.

The invention relates to a transport box (1), in particular for partially prepared meals and food, comprising a lower part (11) having a receiving space (2) limited by lateral walls (12) and at least one base (22). The receiving space (2) can be sealed by a cover (3). The cover (3) has a coolant space (33) for receiving a coolant (200). In addition, the lower part (11) has two receiving spaces (2). The receiving spaces (2) can be sealed by a respective cover (3). The covers (3) can be arranged in two cover positions (13, 23) sealing the receiving space (2). The cover positions (13, 23) differ in terms of a cooling effect that can be achieved by means of the coolant (200), such that the transport box (11) offers at least two different options for temperature control via the selection of the cover positions (13, 23).

The present invention discloses an air volume adjustment device for a refrigerator. The air volume adjustment device comprises: a fan capable of introducing cold air from an evaporator into the first air inlet cavity and the second air inlet cavity; a baffle arranged between a first air inlet cavity of a first compartment and a second air inlet cavity of a second compartment, which is capable of moving among a plurality of positions to adjust the volume of air entering the first air inlet cavity and the second air inlet cavity; and an operating knob and a potentiometer which are connected to the front side and the rear side of the baffle, respectively. The operating knob is capable of operably driving the baffle to move. The potentiometer transfers an electrical signal corresponding to a position of the baffle to the controller for controlling the fan or the compressor.

A method for controlling an operation of a refrigeration appliance comprises controlling a first cooling routine for a first compartment via a flow of a thermal exchange media to a first evaporator. The method further comprises controlling a heating routine in response to a setpoint temperature being greater than the temperature of the first compartment. The heating routine comprises activating a heating element and a fan in the first compartment over a first interval and deactivating the heating element and the fan over a second interval. The heating routine continues by activating the first interval and the second interval over alternating time periods. In response to the temperature of the first compartment being greater than or equal to a target temperature associated with the setpoint, the method may control the operation of the appliance by returning to the cooling routine.

A refrigerator includes: a cabinet defining a first storage space, a door including a drawer part that defines a second storage space inside the first storage space and a door part that is mounted on a front surface of the drawer part to open and close the second storage space, a door gasket sealing a gap between the cabinet and the door, a draw-out motor configured to provide a driving force for a drawing out operation of the door, and a controller configured to control the draw-out motor. The controller is configured to count a number of rotations of the draw-out motor for a set period of time based on the draw-out motor being started for opening of the door according to received input, and stop and re-operate, based on a draw-out distance of the door being shorter than a set distance, the draw-out motor.

Disclosed herein is a refrigerator. The refrigerator includes a body, a storage compartment provided to allow a front surface thereof to be open in the body and including a freezing compartment and a refrigerating compartment, a freezing compartment evaporator provided at a rear of the freezing compartment and configured to generate cold air supplied to the freezing compartment and the refrigerating compartment, a fan including a first fan configured to guide cold air generated by the freezing compartment evaporator to the freezing compartment, and a second fan configured to guide the cold air generated by the freezing compartment evaporator to the refrigerating compartment, and a variable temperature compartment formed by a roll-bond evaporator disposed inside the refrigerating compartment.