A freezer for storing frozen confectionery products, the freezer comprising a substantially sealed openable chamber for storing the frozen confectionery products and having a lower region and an upper region, the lower region comprising air circulation means for directing air from the lower region to the upper region and refrigeration means for chilling the chamber.

A bottom mount refrigerator is provided with a pantry compartment that is accessible from outside the refrigerator by pulling open an easy access pantry drawer without the need to first open the fresh food compartment or the freezer compartment. A divider between the pantry compartment and the fresh food compartment is formed by a secondary mullion and a transparent shelf. The secondary mullion is provided with a light source for illuminating the contents of the pantry drawer. A light source at the rear of the pantry compartment shines generally forwardly and upwardly to illuminate the fresh food compartment.

Provided are a liquid reservoir for a refrigeration system, and a refrigerator. The liquid reservoir comprises: a drum body, a gas-liquid separation chamber being defined therein; and an air intake pipe, used for connecting to an evaporating pipe of an evaporator of the refrigeration system, and extending into the gas-liquid separation chamber from one end of the drum body, the end of the air intake pipe extending into the gas-liquid separation chamber being provided with a baffle opposite to a mouth of the air intake pipe, such that a mixture discharged from the air intake pipe hits the baffle and is discharged into the gas-liquid separation chamber from an interval between the baffle and the air intake pipe.

A refrigeration system for cooling a plurality of compartments includes a chiller and a duct providing fluid communication between the chiller and a plurality of compartments. The refrigeration system additionally includes a plurality of individually controllable fans that individually draw cooling fluid through the duct from the chiller and into a corresponding one of the plurality of compartments. A plurality of sensors monitors the temperature and pressure of the cooling fluid circulating through the chiller. A controller individually controls each of the plurality of individually controlled fans based on the corresponding temperature inside each of the plurality of compartments.

A refrigerator includes a refrigerator cabinet, a freezer compartment disposed within the refrigerator cabinet, a fresh food compartment disposed within the refrigerator cabinet, an ice making compartment remote from the freezer compartment, and a fresh food compartment duct riser extending upwardly along a back of the fresh food compartment. The refrigerator further includes a shroud associated with a freezer compartment evaporator, an ice compartment supply duct leading from the shroud to the ice making compartment, and an ice compartment return duct leading from the ice making compartment towards the freezer compartment evaporator. The ice compartment supply duct has a split pathway and is positioned behind the fresh food compartment duct riser.

A bottom mount refrigerator is provided with a pantry compartment that is accessible from outside the refrigerator by pulling open an easy access pantry drawer without the need to first open the fresh food compartment or the freezer compartment. A divider between the pantry compartment and the fresh food compartment is formed by a secondary mullion and a transparent shelf. The secondary mullion is provided with a light source for illuminating the contents of the pantry drawer. A light source at the rear of the pantry compartment shines generally forwardly and upwardly to illuminate the fresh food compartment.

A refrigerator includes an inner case including (i) a refrigerating case that defines a refrigerator compartment and (ii) a freezing case that defines a freezer compartment, an outer case disposed outside the inner case, a connection duct disposed between the inner case and the outer case, and a refrigerator compartment cold air supply duct that is detachably coupled to a rear inner surface of the refrigerating case and in fluid communication with the connection duct. The connection duct and the refrigerator compartment cold air supply duct are in communication on a rear surface of the refrigerating case with the refrigerating case interposed therebetween, thereby reducing the area occupied by the refrigerator compartment cold air supply duct disposed in the rear inner surface of the refrigerator compartment.

The present invention may include a heat exchanger case that accommodates a first heat exchanger and constitutes at least a portion of a second wall of the second storage space. The heat exchanger case includes a hinge device, and the hinge device may rotate while supported by a hinge holder of the storehouse body so that the heat exchanger case may move in a direction in which the heat exchanger case is in close contact with the storehouse body.