A refrigerator capable of effectively sealing a gap between an ice-maker and a wall surface of the refrigerator while preserving an internal capacity of the refrigerator. The ice-maker has a first external frame coupled to an inner wall surface of the refrigerator main body and comprises a first step portion extending a surface of the first external frame facing the inner wall surface of the refrigerator main body. A second external frame is coupled to the first external frame and includes a second step portion extending along the surface of the second external frame facing a ceiling of the refrigerator main body. A sealing member is coupled to the first and the second step portions which protrude from the first and the second external frames.

A refrigerator that includes a cabinet housing a refrigerator compartment and having a front opening. A door provides access to the refrigerator compartment. The door includes a first section and a second section. A locking mechanism is provided for selectively securing the second section to the first section when the second section is in a closed position relative to the first section. The locking mechanism includes a handle disposed within an elongated recess of the second section. A latch hook is engageable with the handle for selectively locking the second section in the closed position relative to the first section.

A refrigerator that includes: a cabinet; a first door; a second door; a moving basket that includes: a basket, a moving frame that is arranged to have a first distance between the moving frame and the basket, and a bridge that couples the basket to the moving frame; a rail that is coupled to the first door and that is configured to guide the moving basket; a supporting unit that is projected from the bridge toward the rail and that supports the moving basket; a lever that, based on user manipulation, to moves between a first position and a second position, wherein the moving frame is configured to accommodate at least a portion of the lever; and a stopper that is coupled to the rail based on a position of the lever and that is configured to stop the moving basket is disclosed.

Provided is a refrigerator including a cabinet having a storage compartment provided therein, a main door pivotably mounted at the cabinet for opening and closing the storage compartment, an auxiliary storage compartment mounted at a rear of the main door, and an auxiliary door pivotably mounted over a front of the main door for opening and closing the auxiliary storage compartment. A first hinge bracket may be fixed to an upper end of the cabinet, the first hinge bracket including a rotation shaft that is coupled to an upper portion of the main door. A second hinge bracket may be fixed to an upper portion of the sub door, the second hinge bracket including a rotation shaft that is coupled to the upper portion of the main door. The rotation shaft of the second hinge bracket may be positioned more forward than the rotation shaft of the first hinge bracket.

An insulation system for an appliance includes a first vacuum insulated structure having a first set of sidewalls that define a first refrigerating compartment, a second vacuum insulated structure having a second set of sidewalls that define a second refrigerating compartment and a medial insulation structure having a rigid perimeter wall. The rigid perimeter wall includes a front portion that defines at least one hinge support adapted to support an appliance door. The rigid perimeter wall defines an insulating cavity that is filled with an insulating material. The first vacuum insulated structure engages a first edge of the perimeter wall and the second vacuum insulated structure engages a second edge of the perimeter wall.

A cooling arrangement for refrigerators is provided, which allows better control and temperature maintenance for beverage cans, which facilitates access to them without having to open other cooling chamber of the refrigerator and also prevents an abrupt shift of the cans which can generate overflows of the liquid contents when opening them.

A sectorized cooling arrangement for refrigerators housing products, wherein the arrangement has a direct access to the products without having to open a cooling chamber of the refrigerator, which arrangement has a compartment defining sectorized housings and air passage regulators between the cooling chamber of the refrigerator and the compartment.

A refrigeration apparatus includes: a housing that surrounds an internal space (refrigeration chamber) where a refrigeration target is stored; and a negative pressure release port that includes a pipe (cylindrical body) attached to the housing so as to protrude into the internal space, a heating element provided in the pipe, and a rib joining the pipe and the heating element.

A refrigeration apparatus performs refrigeration by freezing circuitry using refrigerant. The refrigeration apparatus includes: an inner door that is provided with a thermal insulation material inside; a case section that includes a peripheral edge section facing a perimeter section of the inner door while the inner door is closed, and that is refrigerated inside by the refrigerant; a packing that is pressed between the perimeter section of the inner door and the peripheral edge section while the inner door is closed; a pipe that is placed along the peripheral edge section, and that circulates the refrigerant warmed by a compression effect of a compressor; and an outer door that covers the inner door while the inner door is closed.

A refrigerator includes a cold air supply device configured to generate an air curtain and disposed on an upper surface of the refrigerator. The cold air supply device includes a shielding module configured to selectively cover or open an air curtain hole supplying air to form the air curtain based on a door of the refrigerator being closed or opened.