Panasonic refrigerator- extended warranty expires inn2028
Panasonic 377 L Bottom mount
Selling a reliable and energy-efficient Panasonic 377 L bottom-mount fridge/freezer, perfect for families or anyone wanting a spacious and modern fridge with handy features. This fridge is still under warranty (24 months from purchase) and in excellent working condition.
Key Features:
Model: Panasonic NR-BX42IG (equivalent to NR-BX421G series)
Total Space: 377 L (Fridge ~265 L + Freezer ~112 L) — generous capacity for weekly groceries and meals. �
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Freshness Tech: PrimeFresh+ soft-freeze keeps meat, fish and perishables fresher longer without full freezing. �
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Humidity-Controlled Crisper: Fresh Safe drawer preserves vegetables with optimal moisture. �
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Built-In Water Dispenser: 3 L BPA-free tank delivers chilled water without opening the fridge. �
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Energy-Smart: ECONAVI smart sensors + inverter compressor adjust cooling and save power. �
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Hygiene: Ag Clean antibacterial filter reduces odours and bacteria inside. �
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Modern Interior: LED lighting, adjustable glass shelves, roomy door storage. �
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Easy Organisation: Multiple shelves and freezer baskets make organisation simple. �
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Additional Info
Energy Rating: ~4★ (approx. 299 kWh/yr). �
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Dimensions: ~686 W x 695 D x 1680 H mm.
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Remember, banks will:
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