Hisense H225TTS compact top‑freezer refrigerator – tested & working, visible paint loss/corrosion
Compact Hisense H225TTS top‑freezer fridge (154L net), tested and powering. Compact 48x49x151 cm footprint; visible large paint loss/corrosion on freezer door, plus scuffs and sticker residue — sold as shown.
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Hisense H225TTS compact top‑freezer refrigerator – tested & working, visible paint loss/corrosion
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Product description
Lot: Hisense H225TTS compact top‑freezer refrigerator. This labelled Hisense H225TTS (154L net volume noted on the data plate) has been tested in our warehouse and is powering as described. The unit has a clean silver finish but shows a large area of paint loss/corrosion on the top (freezer) door, multiple scuffs and sticker residue visible in the photos — ideal for a buyer who wants a working compact fridge and is happy to accept cosmetic wear.
Practical and space‑saving, this fridge suits a small kitchen, office, student accommodation, garage or as a backup/second fridge. Its compact 48 x 49 x 151 cm footprint fits tight spaces; because it is tested and working it will be useful straight away for cooling and freezing, while the visible exterior damage makes it a good candidate for a cosmetic repair, repaint or placement where appearance is less important.
- Includes: Single Hisense H225TTS top‑freezer refrigerator (power lead and plug attached).
- Condition: Used — tested and working; significant cosmetic damage to top/freezer door (paint loss and possible surface corrosion), multiple scuffs and sticker residue. Exterior shown in photos.
- Measurements: 48 x 49 x 151 cm (HxWxD) as measured at intake.
- Working status: Tested and working (warehouse tested; powers on).
- Known faults: Large area of paint loss/corrosion on freezer door; several scuffs, marks and sticker residue; interior shelves/drawers/seals not photographed so their condition is unknown.