A domestic refrigeration appliance with a housing in which a receiving chamber for foodstuffs is formed, which is delimited by walls of an interior container, wherein a frame is arranged in the interior container such that it can be non-destructively detached and is positioned offset toward the front at a distance from a rear wall of the interior container.

A refrigerator including a housing mounted at a rear surface of a door to define a storage space of food, a basket disposed inside the housing, a duct extending to the housing from one side of an evaporator to supply cold air generated by the evaporator into the storage space of the housing, and a fan assembly coupled to the duct to allow the cold air to be forcibly supplied.

A refrigerator including a housing mounted at a rear surface of a door to define a storage space of food, a basket disposed inside the housing, a duct extending to the housing from one side of an evaporator to supply cold air generated by the evaporator into the storage space of the housing, and a fan assembly coupled to the duct to allow the cold air to be forcibly supplied.

A battery-powered portable cooler includes a main body with a tub for receiving contents, a cooling compartment, and insulation at least partly surrounding the tub. A lid opens and closes to selectively provide access to the tub. A wheel supports the main body on a support surface. A refrigeration system includes a compressor, a condenser, and an expansion valve, all located in the cooling compartment, and an evaporator including evaporator coils at least partly surrounding the tub to conductively cool the contents of the tub. An electronic control unit is operably connected to a user interface to receive input from the user interface and control operation of the refrigeration system. A battery pack mates with a battery receptacle along a battery insertion axis in a direction toward the tub. The battery pack provides electrical power to the electronic control unit, the user interface, and the refrigeration system.

A refrigerator including a housing mounted at a rear surface of a door to define a storage space of food, a basket disposed inside the housing, a duct extending to the housing from one side of an evaporator to supply cold air generated by the evaporator into the storage space of the housing, and a fan assembly coupled to the duct to allow the cold air to be forcibly supplied.

A refrigerating and freezing device including a cabinet, and an aging device for aging a to-be-aged material therein is provided in the cabinet. The aging device includes an outer housing and an inner housing provided in the outer housing, and an aging chamber for accommodating the to-be-aged material is defined in the inner housing; two transverse sides of the inner housing and two transverse sides of the outer housing are arranged at intervals to form two longitudinally extending air supply channels, and the air supply channels are communicated with the aging chamber through air supply ports formed in two transverse side plates of the inner housing. The aging device further includes a circulating fan for driving air flow in the two air supply channels to flow into the aging chamber through the air supply ports.