ADA UNDERCOUNTER REFRIGERATOR (MODEL 6ADA)

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Picture of ADA UNDERCOUNTER REFRIGERATOR (MODEL 6ADA) The ADA Undercounter Refrigerator, model 6ADA, is a below counter refrigerator designed to be accessible to wheelchair users. This 5.4 cubic foot capacity refrigerator fits under a 34-inch high countertop. It has two easy-pull wire shelves with safety stops to prevent spillage. The top wire shelf has a 6.5-inch flip-up section to allow the user to store tall items underneath. Other features include an automatic interior light and full auto defrost. OPTIONS: Stainless steel door panel. DIMENSIONS (HxDxW): 31-1/2 x 24-3/8 23-7/8 inches. COLOR: Black or white.

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This product record was updated on February 17, 2009.

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Manufacturer:

Marvel Industries

P.O. Box 997
Richmond, Indiana 47375-0997
United States
Telephone: 800-223-3900.
Fax: 765-962-2493.
Web: http://www.lifeluxurymarvel.com.
Email: marvel@marvelindustries.com.

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Distributor(s):

US Appliance

111 Corporate Drive
Auburn Hills, Michigan 48326
United States
Telephone: 877-628-9913 (sales) or 866-259-3603 (customer support) or 248-364-0700.
Fax: 248-364-0701.
Web: http://www.us-appliance.com.
Email: sales@us-appliance.com.

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