why is there a light in the fridge but not in the freezer!?

Answer 1

Usually a late night snack is something from the fridge, not something from the freezer.

The real question is "Does the light stay on when the fridge closes?" I know they say it does, and when you push the little button the light goes off. But, still, unless you climb in the fridge, how do you know for sure?

Answer 2

There is a light in the fridge cause it's the main place where one keeps an assortment/variety of foods which make it necessary to see and define. The freezer usually has just a few products in it, like Ice-cream and frozen Tv dinners and does'nt require all that much visual aid.

Answer 3

Oh God, everyone knows the answer to this.

The pixies in the fridge are scared of the dark. The ones in the freezer arent!

Answer 4

It depends on the price bracket which they are in. The higher specification appliances do have them." So everybody without a freezer light has a cheap freezer.

Answer 5

I guess because we don't open the freezer as much as the fridge?

Answer 6

This is because the temperatures are too cold for the light bulb in the freezer to function properly, other wise you would have to replace the bulb, every month or so...

Answer 7

Mine has one in both compartments.
You should check yours again - maybe the freezer light is burned out.

Answer 8

The light in the freezer would freeze.
Now go outside and play you little scallywag!

Answer 9

good question!!

That makes me wonder, too.

Like when I want to get something at night, then I have to open the refridgerator to see the things in the freezer, lol. Maybe it's so cold in there that the lights will like shatter or something? No clue.

Answer 10

Frozen glass sometimes cannot withstand the sudden heat from the ligh bulb lighting up, it will tend to explode, or burn out.