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Sometimes, energy efficient models seem to be more expensive than less efficient units. Actually, these energy efficient models can be a better value. Recent design changes include better insulation and more efficient compressors.

The second price tag is the cost to operate the refrigerator over its lifetime. You'll be paying the second price tag on your monthly utility bill for about 15 years. Look to the yellow EnergyGuide label to find how much energy the refrigerator will use annually. Compare the energy use (in kWh) and cost to operate to other models of similar size and configuration. The more energy the refrigerator uses, the more it will cost you to operate it
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