Remove Lg Refrigerator Door

The door really closes like a refrigerator, has a good seal. The glass door is strong and the operation of the humidity control is absolutely silent. In approximately 2-3 hours reaches the control of 40%�humidity with 1% oscillation only. Internal space totally free without technical cabinet artifacts.

our refrigerator is covered with them!

I love this plate the moment I install it on my Sony A7RIII. It fit like a glove, and add a bit of depth to the grip which fits my hand perfectly. Great attention to details. Love it... There are a couple of buyers giving this a negative review, simply because they did not know how to install it and did not read the instruction. These buyers said the battery door cannot open and need to remove the plate to remove the battery. This is a mistake that is the buyers. 1) You need to remove the battery door from the camera. 2) You then install the battery door on the plate with the two little holes, it fit perfectly. 3) Then you install the plate... Now You can install and remove the battery with ease.. This is an awesome design and I love it...

Have a high end refrigerator that is plug in into it, so far so good!

I use this with the Canon M50 and M6 Mark ii to allow for the battery door to be opened without having to remove the plate! Works perfect!

This is the best battery grip for the Nikon D5000 because it is easy to remove the batteries by simply unlocking the battery door. No need to remove the battery holder.

At first I didn't know if I would like this battery with having to remove the door from the back of my c300 in order for it to fit. After shooting with it I prefer this battery over the BP-955. The battery life is double and keeps your attention to cinematography instead of changing a battery every 2 to 4 hours. Being able to check the status of the battery on the back of the camera in an instant puts the operator at ease. It takes me back to shooting reality and i believe is lighter solution to using dionic bricks. This battery bottom line is worth the money.

This is my second battery grip, for my second camera. It is easy to put in, it has a little slot for the battery cover door, incase you need to remove the grip, you dont lose the battery door in your house somewhere. great ergonomics, definitely needed for the little sony cameras for stability with the bigger lenses (for me and my hands).

Just got a Sony A7RIII from B&H and needed to update my L bracket. I opted to purchase the RRS one even though very pricey. It fit the camera very well. It added additional "holding area" and is very easy to use with the Sirui Arca-Swiss ballhead. I keep on the camera all the time unless I am intending to primarily handhold when I add the Sony vertical grip. There have been complaints about the need to remove the battery door but I don't mind that as I have to do that anyway when I switch to the handgrip. So, I purchased an additional door and one is stored on the vertical grip and one on the RRS L-bracket. So, for me that fact that I had to remove the battery door to use the L-bracket is not a big deal and indeed reduces the need to remove and replace the door. I believe it is a nicely engineered addition to my equipment.

The design is great. I like how I can keep the configuration of the camera body and simply add this on without having to remove a door or any parts. Very easy to use and helps with holding the camera.