Thank you for your inquiry. Freezer model FFU14F5HW does not have rollers (wheels) as part of its design. The unit is equipped with bolts (legs) that will allow you to level the freezer as instructed in your guide (ftp://ftp.electrolux-na.com/ProdInfo_PDF/StCloud/297245700en.pdf). We hope this information is of assistance. Feel free to contact us directly or via the Q&A forum on this website.

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is this freezer energy star rated

Is this freezer energy star

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No it is not but I believe this is because of the frost free feature. The estimate for yearly energy consumption is $66.00. This unit also has electronic temp controls that are not mechanical and this adds to the energy consumption.

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It is not.

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Can I use a heavy duty short extension cord with this freezer?

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I do.

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Extension cords are not recommended for use with large appliances.

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You can purchase an extendion cord specifically made for appliances. I got mine at Home Depot.

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burned out light

How do you change the bulb, it's almost impossible to grasp?

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I use my rubber jar cap opener or put a wide rubber band around it so that it can be grasped

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Hi Skip,
Thank you for your submission. In researching the information, we were able to identify that you may want to use a cloth like material that will allow you to get a better grip to remove the light bulb. Thank you for allowing us to assist you with your inquiry.
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