As an expert sommelier and brewer, I have had experience with different types of freezers, including deep freezers. The thermostat, which controls the temperature of the freezer, can be located in different places depending on the model and age of the freezer.
On newer chest freezer models, the temperature control is typically found on the exterior front of the unit. Specifically, it is usually located in the lower, right-hand corner as you face the front of the freezer. This location makes it easily accessible and visible to the user. By having the thermostat on the front, it allows for convenient adjustment of the temperature without having to open the freezer door.
In my personal experience, this front location of the thermostat on newer chest freezers has been quite practical. It allows me to quickly and easily adjust the temperature as needed, especially when storing different types of wines and beers that require specific temperature ranges. I can simply glance at the front of the freezer and make any necessary adjustments without interrupting the cooling process or having to search for the thermostat in the interior.
On the other hand, older upright freezer models may have the thermostat located in a different place. In my experience, I have found that the temperature control on these models is often located in the middle of the rear wall of the interior cabinet liner. This placement may require opening the freezer door and reaching inside to access the thermostat.
While this location may not be as convenient as the front placement on newer models, it still allows for temperature adjustment. However, it may require slightly more effort to reach and adjust the thermostat. It is important to note that the rear placement of the thermostat on older upright freezer models may not be as easily visible as the front placement on newer chest freezers.
The thermostat on a deep freezer can be found in different locations depending on the model and age of the appliance. On newer chest freezer models, it is typically located on the exterior front in the lower, right-hand corner. Meanwhile, on older upright freezer models, the thermostat is usually situated in the middle of the rear wall of the interior cabinet liner. The placement of the thermostat can affect the convenience and ease of temperature adjustment, but regardless of location, it is crucial for properly maintaining the desired temperature for storing wines, beers, and other perishable goods.