Mitsubishi Electric 574L Multi Drawer MR-EX574X (Platinum Light) Questions & Answers

This fridge is fabulous but I believe it is now an outdated model. The newer Mitsubishi fridges have different dimensions and they also have a special light in the vegetable area which keeps everything fresh for even longer than my fridge does, and it is already amazing. My sister has one of the newer ones and is very pleased with it. From my experience, Mitsubishi fridges are well worth the money from every angle - electricity consumption, noise levels, usable space, lighting and most importantly, for excellent food storage. Do check out Appliances Online and Betta Electrical. Good luck in your search.

Give Mitsubishi a call it is the best fridge I have ever owned they should advise you as you should still be able to buy even though they brought out a new model

Maybe it is working very hard today because you have just fully loaded it up? Mine is in an open plan kitchen/family area. Our dining table is only 1 metre away and the sofa 3-4 metres away and we can't hear the fridge at all, even when standing right next to it. I do not use the ice maker but believe that can make noise while operating. Make sure the fridge is level and see how it is tomorrow. If it is noisy contact Mitsubishi Electric. Good luck!

Im sorry but I couldn't answer this objectively as I haven't had it tested. The only time I hear any noise from this fridge is when it fills the ice cube tray up it makes a small amount of noise when it dispenses. Noise isn't an issue for us as the fridge is in the back of the house - maybe if I was living in a one bedroom unit with the fridge near by I would judge it differently. I would definitely recommend this fridge as it has so mush internal room for the small exterior space. The crisper section is phenomenal and keeps the fruit and vegies crisp for a long time. I hope this helps.

I personally don't find it an issue.

something has to be on the bottom :)

I’m looking for a new fridge and I’m reading everyone’s review but I’m so surprised this is the first time someone has mentioned the elephant in the room. We are a family that are health-conscious and eat a lot of fruit and vegetables, why on earth would they put them on the bottom shelf! Surely the freezer should have gone on the bottom? I’m happy to spend this kind of money on a good fridge and I love the 5 year warranty etc but I am in a wheelchair and I don’t think my husband is going to be one bit happy about all this bending over - very odd design!

If the freezer was on the bottom, the ICE and quick chill drawers would also have to move in tandem (they both rely on the freezer).

Hi Jax,

Feel free to give our Technical Support team a call on 1300 651 808 , who will be able to talk you through getting the settings right.

Best regards, Mitsubishi Electric Australia Support.

Mitsubishi would specify a minimum height for a reason. I should think that you'd be in trouble if you wanted to make a warranty claim related to the consequences of inadequate ventilation.

I haven’t done this but I’d be extremely surprised if the removal of the upper shelf (carefully) would compromise the function of the freezer. However, Mitsubishi would be the best source of advice.

Hi Kym, Yes, the ice tray lock lever needs to be locked to make ice. Please refer to page 26 of the user manual for more information, and page 17 to enable ice makingL external link  Kind regards, Mitsubishi Electric Australia Support.