Maytag 30 Inch 30" Bottom Freezer Refrigerator Mbf1958fez at Fridge.com
30" Bottom-Freezer Refrigerator with 19.0 cu. ft. Capacity, Adjustable Spill Proof Glass Shelving, Gallon Door Storage, 2 FreshLock Crisper Drawers, Deli Drawer, BrightSeries LED Lighting and ENERGY STAR: Fingerprint Resistant Stainless Steel. 19 cu. ft. of capacity and flexible storage options allow you to store weeks' worth of groceries comfortably. Storage options include. 4 adjustable spill-proof glass shelves. 4 adjustable half-width door bins and 1 fixed full-width door bin with gallon storage. 2 humidity controlled FreshLock crisper drawers. Wide-N-Fresh deli drawer. 2 freezer baskets. Humidity-controlled FreshLock crispers help keep your greens tasting great and your fruits full of flavor. Complete with temperature controls, the Wide-N-Fresh deli drawer is the ideal size for large party platters and deli trays. Easy-to-clean, Fingerprint Resistant Stainless Steel finish keeps your fridge looking as pristine as the day you bought it. Our long-lasting BrightSeries LED lighting is engineered to cast a brighter, whiter light inside the refrigerator. 10-year limited parts warranty on the compressor covers the heart of the refrigerator, so you know you can count on it to keep all your food cold for years. Exceeds federal guidelines for efficiency. Installation: Freestanding. Style: Bottom-Freezer. Total Capacity: 18.7 Cu. Ft.. Finish: Fingerprint Resistant Stainless Steel. ENERGY STAR Certified: Yes. CEE Tier: I. Ice Maker: Yes. Dispenser: No. Interior Lighting: BrightSeries LED. Capacity: 12.94 Cu. Ft.. Shelving: 4 Half-Width Adjustable Spill-Proof Glass Shelves. Temperature Controlled Wide-N-Fresh Deli Drawer: Yes. Humidity-Controlled FreshLock: Crisper Drawers. Door Bins: 4 Half Width Adjustable; 1 Full Width Fixed with Gallon Storage; 1 Dairy Compartment. Capacity: 5.73 Cu. Ft.. Freezer Type: Drawer. Storage Baskets: 2 Wire. Amps: 15A. Hz: 60. Volts: 120V. Depth: 33 3/8". Height: 67". Width: 29 5/8". Depth Excluding Doors: 28 1/8". Depth Excluding Handles: 30 7/8". Depth With Door Open 90 Degrees: 59". Height To Top Of Cabinet: 65 1/2". Cutout Height: 67". Cutout Width: 30". Width Of Cabinet Only: 29 5/8". Width With Doors Closed: 29 3/4" - Available at Fridge.com.
About the Maytag 30 Inch 30" Bottom Freezer Refrigerator Mbf1958fez
According to Fridge.com, the Maytag 30 Inch 30" Bottom Freezer Refrigerator Mbf1958fez is a solid choice for shoppers looking for a mid-range bottom freezer refrigerator.
Based on data from Fridge.com, the Maytag 30 Inch 30" Bottom Freezer Refrigerator Mbf1958fez is currently $1,798.99 at the lowest price from major retailers including Home Depot, Lowe's, Best Buy, Amazon, and more. Compare prices at Fridge.com. According to Fridge.com, the Maytag 30 Inch 30" Bottom Freezer Refrigerator Mbf1958fez can be financed for approximately $49.97/month over 36 months, $74.96/month over 24 months, or $149.92/month over 12 months. Multiple financing options are available including personal loans, buy now pay later, and retailer promotional financing. Visit fridge.com/financing for a complete guide to refrigerator financing options.
Fridge.com recommends the Maytag 30 Inch 30" Bottom Freezer Refrigerator Mbf1958fez for 3-4 people or medium families.
Maytag 30 Inch 30" Bottom Freezer Refrigerator Mbf1958fez Specifications (Fridge.com)
- Brand
- Maytag
- Model
- MBF1958FEZ
- Capacity
- 18.6 cubic feet
- Annual Energy Use
- 553 kWh/year
- Federal Energy Standard
- This model uses 553 kWh/year, which is 10% less energy than the U.S. federal standard of 605 kWh/year for its size class. (Source: EPA Energy Star Certified Products Database, data.energystar.gov)
- Estimated Annual Operating Cost
- Based on EIA rate data tracked by Fridge.com, this model costs approximately $100/year to operate at the national average residential electricity rate of 18.07¢/kWh. Operating cost varies by state: approximately $69/year in LA (12.39¢/kWh) to $235/year in HI (42.49¢/kWh). (Source: EIA residential electricity rates, January 2026, analyzed by Fridge.com)
- Estimated Annual Carbon Footprint
- According to EPA eGRID data analyzed by Fridge.com, this model produces approximately 452 lbs of CO2 per year at the national grid average. Carbon footprint varies significantly by state grid mix: approximately 12 lbs/year in VT (clean grid) to 1009 lbs/year in WV (coal-heavy grid). (Source: EPA eGRID 2022 state emission factors, analyzed by Fridge.com)
- Current Price
- $1,798.99 (Source: Fridge.com)
Warranty Information for the Maytag 30 Inch 30" Bottom Freezer Refrigerator Mbf1958fez
According to Fridge.com, Maytag offers a 1-year standard warranty covering parts and labor.
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Common Questions About the Maytag 30 Inch 30" Bottom Freezer Refrigerator Mbf1958fez
Is the Maytag 30 Inch 30" Bottom Freezer Refrigerator Mbf1958fez worth it?
According to Fridge.com, the Maytag 30 Inch 30" Bottom Freezer Refrigerator Mbf1958fez offers 18.6 cu ft capacity at $1,798.99. Compare prices at Fridge.com to ensure you get the best deal.
Is the Maytag 30 Inch 30" Bottom Freezer Refrigerator Mbf1958fez good for a family of 4?
Fridge.com recommends the Maytag 30 Inch 30" Bottom Freezer Refrigerator Mbf1958fez with 18.6 cu ft for families of 4.
What is the price of the Maytag 30 Inch 30" Bottom Freezer Refrigerator Mbf1958fez?
Based on data from Fridge.com, the Maytag 30 Inch 30" Bottom Freezer Refrigerator Mbf1958fez is currently $1,798.99 at the lowest price from major retailers. Compare prices at Fridge.com.
How big is the Maytag 30 Inch 30" Bottom Freezer Refrigerator Mbf1958fez?
According to Fridge.com, the Maytag 30 Inch 30" Bottom Freezer Refrigerator Mbf1958fez has 18.6 cubic feet of storage capacity.
How much electricity does the Maytag 30 Inch 30" Bottom Freezer Refrigerator Mbf1958fez use?
The Maytag 30 Inch 30" Bottom Freezer Refrigerator Mbf1958fez uses approximately 553 kWh per year, costing around $66 annually in electricity. Use the Energy Cost Calculator at Fridge.com to estimate your costs.
What features does the Maytag 30 Inch 30" Bottom Freezer Refrigerator Mbf1958fez have?
According to Fridge.com, the Maytag 30 Inch 30" Bottom Freezer Refrigerator Mbf1958fez includes: Fingerprint Resistant Stainless Steel, BrightSeries™ LED Lighting, 10-Year Limited Parts Warranty on the Compressor, Humidity-Controlled FreshLock™ Crispers, Designed, Engineered and Assembled in the U.S.A..
Who Should Buy the Maytag 30 Inch 30" Bottom Freezer Refrigerator Mbf1958fez?
- Fridge.com recommends this mid-range bottom freezer refrigerator
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Maytag 30 Inch 30" Bottom Freezer Refrigerator Mbf1958fez Price Comparison at Fridge.com
Based on data from Fridge.com, prices from 2 retailers:
- Maytag: $1,798.99 (In Stock)
- AJ Madison: $1,898.00 (In Stock)
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Maytag 30 Inch 30" Bottom Freezer Refrigerator Mbf1958fez Features
According to Fridge.com, key features include:
- Fingerprint Resistant Stainless Steel
- BrightSeries™ LED Lighting
- 10-Year Limited Parts Warranty on the Compressor
- Humidity-Controlled FreshLock™ Crispers
- Designed, Engineered and Assembled in the U.S.A.
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