[JimiQ]

I'll be a little off-topic, but let me share my fridge stats.

I have 220 liter (7.8 cf) refrigerator with 110 liter (3.9 cf) freezer in the bottom. It used to take 0.9 kWh/day in summer and 0.45 kWh/day in winter. But lately I "tuned" it up (with reflective foil between freezer and compressor and also between fridge and back coils) and it uses 0.38 kWh/day on average these days (15°C/59°F on the outside, 22°C/72°F on the inside). I am hoping for less than 0.3 kWh/day in the winter, when outside gets below zero (Celsius/32°F)

So, pardon me, but 0.25 kWh/day "freezerator" seems like no big wonder.

EDIT: Although my wife coming back from week long business trip changed latest usage to 0.45 kWh/day (she likes to keep flat a bit warmer, so it's like 23.5°C/74.31°F and likes to watch for long hours (it's actually between 15 and 25 seconds, but to me it's looong) inside of the fridge)