ice maker frigidaire

Frigidaire countertop models make either 2‑inch round artisanal spheres or bullet‑shaped cubes. Some models produce a single fixed size, while others offer two size settings (small and large).

Daily production varies by model. Specifications list outputs from about 10.1 pounds up to 26 pounds per day for higher‑yield units; the sphere‑style model lists production as roughly 82–86 spheres per day.

Capacities vary by model. Available specs show water reservoirs around 2.1 quarts, internal ice storage of about 1.05–1.5 pounds, and the sphere‑style compartment holding roughly 8–10 spheres at a time.

Dimensions vary by model, but all are designed for countertop use (some sphere models are sized to fit under kitchen cabinets). Example measurements from specs include 17.8" × 10" × 16.5" and 13" × 9" × 13"—check the specific model listing for exact dimensions.

Frigidaire countertop models use a refillable water reservoir (no permanent water hookup required) and plug into a standard 115‑volt grounded outlet. Listed power draws vary by model, commonly around 120 watts or 180 watts depending on the unit.

Quietness varies by model. One countertop model advertises an operating noise under 38 dB; other units are designed for quiet, compact use, but noise levels are model‑specific—check the product spec for the decibel rating.

Listed materials include metal and plastic. Example specification weights shown in available listings include 27 ounces and 16 ounces, but weight varies by model—verify the net weight on the specific model's spec sheet.

The artisanal sphere model produces slow‑melting, clear 2‑inch spheres; the larger, slower‑melting, clear ice helps preserve flavors and aromas in drinks by reducing dilution and retaining clarity.