Frigidaire EFIC245-SS EFIC245 3-in-1 Countertop Crunchy Chewable Nugget Style Dual Ice Crusher and Cube Maker, Makes 33 Pounds in 24 Hours, 2 Sizes, with Water Dispenser and Line-in
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Features
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- DESIGNED FOR CONVENIENCE: This convenient, stainless steel ice maker looks good on a countertop while producing ice and water for whenever or wherever you need it - perfect for offices, family kitchens, dorms & more!
- QUICK-FREEZING ICE: Makes 14 small or large bullet-shaped ice cubes in as little as 10 minutes, making it hard to ever run out of ice
- NUGGET ICE: With just a touch of a button you can enjoy chewable nugget style crushed ice just like from your favorite restaurant
- WATER DISPENSER: Conveniently doubles up as a water dispenser - simply push the button behind the dispenser to get fresh, cold water. A water line hook up is available so you can have a continuous flow to your ice maker
- LARGE ICE-MAKING CAPACITY: Keep the 2.5-quart water tank filled and this unit will produce 33 pounds of ice in a 24 hour period - enough to keep drinks cold all day long
Description
FRIGIDAIRE EFIC245 3-in-1 Countertop Crunchy Chewable Nugget Style Dual Ice Crusher and Cube Maker, Makes 33 Pounds in 24 Hours, 2 Sizes, With Water Dispenser and Line-in
Specs & Other Info
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | Frigidaire |
| Model | EFIC245 |
| Type | 3-in-1 Crunchy Ice Maker with Water Dispenser |
| Dimensions | 17"D x 12"W x 19"H |
| Capacity | 33 lbs per 24 hours |
| Wattage | 400 watts |
| Voltage | 120 Volts |
| Refrigerant Type | R134a |
| Materials | Stainless Steel, Plastic |
| Weight | 19 lbs |
| Origin | China |
| Annual Energy Use | 10 kWh |
| Installation | Countertop |
| Color | Stainless Steel |
| Connection | Fill Tank or Water Line |
| Defrost System | Auto Defrost |
| Ice Storage Capacity | 3 lbs |
| Included Accessories | Ice Maker, Side Tank, Ice Bin, Ice Scoop, Drip Tray |
| Batteries Needed | No |
| Launch Date | April 20, 2021 |
Frequently asked questions
The Frigidaire 3-in-1 Countertop Ice Maker can produce up to 33 pounds of ice in a 24-hour period.
Yes, it can produce both crunchy, chewable nugget-style ice and standard ice cubes in two different sizes.
Yes, it is equipped with a water dispenser and requires a line-in connection for water supply.
The ice maker is made of stainless steel, making it durable and easy to clean.
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This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.
The reviews for this icemaker are mixed, with several users experiencing significant design and functionality issues leading to frustration and returns, while others appreciate its features like crushed ice, quick ice making, and direct waterline hookup. The most common complaints involve its ice dispensing mechanism, noise levels, and durability concerns.
Pros
- 🧊 Crushed ice feature is highly praised when functional
- 🚰 Ability to connect directly to a waterline for ease of use
- ⏲ Quick ice production praised by some users
- 💧 Ice taste is generally good when the machine works properly
Cons
- 👎 Ice frequently jams, leading to halted production and the need for manual intervention
- 🛠 Design flaws result in various mechanical issues and frequent error states
- 🔊 Noise level is high and bothersome for many users
- 🌡 Lack of refrigeration function leads to a need for constant operation or transferring ice to a freezer
Should I Buy It?
This icemaker seems to struggle with reliability and design issues that detract significantly from its usefulness and value, especially considering its price point. Although it has some appreciated features, the number of significant drawbacks reported makes it a risky purchase unless you're prepared to deal with potential functionality challenges. Most would be better off considering other models or brands.
I'm pretty good at adapting and modifying equipment that has a few faults, so I figured I'd give this a shot and then re-configure it to work out the kinks. I also thought I'd be clever and buy the extended warranty so that it would serve me for at least 5 years. Instead, I ended up returning it after less than a month because it's just a terrible design overall. This icemaker makes the exact same bullet cubes that most other ice makers make. It's first design flaw is that the ice sometimes falls back under the tray and jams the mechanism that lifts the ice up and into the hopper. The hopper is the main difference between this icemaker and other less expensive options. Unfortunately, the hopper is prone to MANY different failures. 1. If a single piece of ice gets caught on the lip between the hopper and the icemaker, the machine believes that the hopper is full and stops making ice. This frequently happened on my machine, in fact it never made more than 2 or 3 batches before it decided it was "full". 2. Because the ice is dropped into a pool of water before being scooped into the hopper, it tends to stick together in the hopper. This means that you can rarely dispense anything from this unit without first opening up the top and breaking up the clump of ice that forms in the hopper. 3. The hopper dispenses ice by lowering a small plastic gate, then turning a rotor that pushes the ice out through the hole the gate was covering. This is just a terrible idea, because the ice frequently jams the gate and keeps it open, and also because the gate is too small for more than a single bullet of ice to pass through. You'll have a "full" hopper of ice, but nothing will dispense because two bullets are stuck together jamming the gate open. You'll have to open the top and break up the ice, being careful not to damage the cheesy little plastic gate. 4. The dispenser on the left has a crusher that chops the ice into a fine sno-cone like texture. Admittedly, that crushed ice is awesome when everything works the way its supposed to. The crusher works really well at first, but if you don't let the unit thaw occasionally the blades will jam from the slush mixture that sticks to them. This machine will shut off in error state for a number of reasons, and sometimes for no apparent reason at all. I returned it because after the first few days there was rarely ever ice when I got home. The machine shut off in error hours before I got home and the ice in the hopper all melted. I'd have to reset the machine and start a new cycle. I might have kept this unit if it had one or two problems and didn't cost so much money. But it's a fairly expensive icemaker that's very poorly designed. I saw no point in trying to fix something that was destined to fail before it was even manufactured. I bought this icemaker as a birthday gift for my wife who loves crushed ice. She loved everything about it for the first 2 days, but a week or so later she was fed up with it and told me to return it. Thanks a lot, Frigidaire.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2022 by MK
This is the only stand alone ice machine I could find that did crushed ice regular water and ice. Connects to your water line as well can pour the water in. It is very nice. Wish there were more out there to choose from.
Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2025 by Alexandra M Mashaw
The media could not be loaded. Final update 9/20/22: Well, the machine is now unusable. The "error" icon keeps flashing and nothing seems to help. The ice drawer will move back and forth a few times and then shutter, and error icon comes on. That's the low quality $500 ice maker. So warranty talk. So after a week of slow back and forth emails with support they have instructed us to ship this large, 19lb, heavy, item to them! On our own dime. Keep in mind I live on the east coast, the shipping address is in California! All for them to maybe or maybe not honor their "limited warranty". Well no thank you. I'm done. I'm not going through that WHOLE hassle to either get declined or actually received a third unit (that's right, this would be my THIRD replacement) all to have that "new" unit die a few months later and be out of warranty. Save yourself a headache, STAY AWAY from this ice maker. It was a great idea/concept, terrible execution. Edit/Update: Four months later the machine is now dripping water out of the crunched ice dispenser. While ice does melt and there's nothing the manufacturer can do about that, they could have planned better for the melting ice. Currently it just drips into drip/cup tray. While this does somewhat control the water it does fill up quickly. And with no way to add a drainage hose, the consumer has to manually dump the filled tray. This is tricky at best. So if you're like us and have a warmer kitchen in the summer, your ice will melt fast, and be ready to dump the drip tray multiple times a day. We were very disappointed that our first unit was Dead On Arrival. I noticed in the manual it states not to turn the unit upside down. While unpacking from the box I accidentally turned it upside down before I knew this. Maybe this is why our first unit did not work. Amazon replaced the unit and it's been working as it should. Only complaint is the included water line pipe isn't very long. I'll have to go to a hardware store to buy a longer pipe.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 28, 2022 by William.Dennis William.Dennis
Great product easy to use. I hooked up to a waterline. Water level is great ice output as fast. Easy to clean looks great a talking feature of my basement bar Only bad part is a ice capacity, the ice doesn’t always fall so it thinks it’s full when it’s only half full
Reviewed in the United States on September 25, 2024 by matthew Stone matthew Stone
The ice maker continues to build up gunk in the water reservoir . We have cleaned it once and with in two or three weeks we continue to see the same build up. To clean it we have to shut off the water and drain it from the bottom. Not a great product as the design flaws are prevalent. You can barely get your hand into the water reservoir. We are currently looking at getting a different one.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2025 by William Spencer
Ear muffs required not because you are cold but to help soften the racked this ice maker creates when it drops its cubes into the basket. Its loud during the I use well water so I'm not sure if that makes a difference but my ice bullets are just as advertised.
Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2022 by nice2cya