How do you call your refrigerator?

Americans would understand "fridge".

We say fridge.

They say icebox, I think.

Germans say Kuehlschrank, or cold-cupboard.

I think you mean "What do you call your refrigerator?".

As Green Witch said:

"fridge" works.

This reminds me of a thread of mine in which I brought up giving my refrigerator a name.

link - http://able2know.org/topic/145022-1

I sometimes call it the fridge, but I like refrigerator. It's a word with fine connotations the place where cheese waits its turn

That's it. Thank you.
Thank you all.

"What do you call a refrigerator" is better, less misleading.

Americans generally don't say 'ice box' if they mean an electrical 'fridge. The expression 'ice box' is reserved for those very old-fashioned food storage cabinets that you actually had to supply a big block of ice for. The phrase is still in circulation because those old-fashioned ice boxes nowadays are considered very chic collectibles and sell in antique stores for 10 times what they used to cost new

I don't call my refrigerator, it beckons.

I have never called it.

In your mind's eye, what is it, then?

In my mind 's eye, it is a big white box.