Q: What is the capacity of the refrigerator?

A: The total capacity is 26.3 cubic feet, with the refrigerator compartment having 15.8 cubic feet and the freezer having 7.3 cubic feet.

Q: Does this refrigerator have a water filter?

A: Yes, it has a PurePour water filter that reduces up to 99% of contaminants.

Q: How does the refrigerator handle fingerprints?

A: This refrigerator has a smudge-resistant finish that resists fingerprints and cleans easily.

Q: What type of lighting does the refrigerator use?

A: This refrigerator uses interior LED lighting.

Q: Does this refrigerator have an ice maker?

A: Yes, this refrigerator has an ice maker.

Q: is this a zero clearance door fridge so the doors woud open flush with the side? If not what type does?

A: Hi Steve! No, Frigidaire’s 4‑Door French Door models—such as those with smudge‑resistant stainless finishes—do not offer zero‑clearance door hinges. These are standard-depth, freestanding units, not designed for flush wall-to-door edge installations. - The Frigidaire 4‑Door French Door Refrigerator is not a zero‑clearance model. - If you need doors that open flush to the side or against cabinetry without extra clearance, your best bet is models like LG’s Counter‑Depth MAX with Zero Clearance. - Alternatively, some built‑in or European-style brands (Sub‑Zero, Fisher & Paykel, Liebherr) offer hinge designs that minimize door swing, but they may come at a higher price and differ in configuration.

Q: Is the middle drawer a freezer drawer

A: Hi there, Davey! Yes, the middle drawer of the Frigidaire FRMS2733AV 26 Cu. Ft. Standard-Depth 4-Door French Door Refrigerator is a convertible compartment known as the Custom-Flex® Temp Drawer. This versatile drawer can function as either a refrigerator or a freezer, offering five temperature settings: Freeze: Matches the temperature of the main freezer. Soft Freeze: Approximately 23°F (-5°C), suitable for items like ice cream. Meat/Fish: Around 30°F (-1°C), ideal for short-term storage of meats and seafood. Fruit/Veggies: Approximately 36°F (2°C), perfect for produce. Beverage: Around 39°F (4°C), designed for drinks. This flexibility allows you to store a variety of items based on your needs. However, it's important to note that while the Soft Freeze and Freeze settings can store frozen items, they are not suitable for long-term storage. For extended freezing, it's recommended to use the main freezer compartment, which maintains a consistent 0°F (-18°C). - Maico

Q: How do you get the ice maker to dispense ice? The ice light is lit up. I put a bowl in where it depresses the switch and nothing happens.

A: Hi valued consumer! Here are the most common reasons your Frigidaire 4-Door French Door refrigerator won’t dispense ice, even when the Ice light is on and the door switch is pressed, and how to fix them: Step-by-Step Troubleshooting 1. Make sure the ice maker actually has ice - Open the ice bin and confirm that it contains ice cubes. If the bin is empty, the dispenser will do nothing. If it’s empty: - Make sure the ice maker is turned ON (there’s usually a toggle or button inside the ice compartment). - Allow up to 24 hours for it to produce a full bin after being turned on or after a defrost. 2. Check the Ice Bin Position - The ice bin must be fully seated or the auger won’t spin. Remove & reseat: - Pull the bin out. - Dump any clumped ice. - Reinsert it firmly until it clicks in place. 3. Inspect for Ice Blockages - Clumped ice in the chute or auger causes no dispensing. Do this: - Look inside the chute for frozen blockage. - If chunks are stuck, break them up. - If everything looks frozen together, remove the bin and let it thaw for 10–15 minutes. 4. Verify the Dispenser Lock - Many Frigidaire models have a Control Lock that disables the dispenser. - Look for a LOCK icon or a padlock symbol on the control panel. If locked: - Press & hold the LOCK button for 3 seconds to toggle it off. 5. Check the Dispenser Paddle Switch - You said pressing the door switch with a bowl does nothing, which suggests the paddle switch might not be registering. Try: - Pressing the actual dispenser paddle with your hand. - Pressing harder/firmer. - Listening for any motor sound (whirring). If there's no sound at all, the switch may be: - Frozen inside the mechanism - Not engaging - Failed electrically 6. Check Water Filter Status - Some Frigidaire models disable ice/water dispensing when the filter is: - Incorrect - Not fully seated - Expired (warning light) Try: - Removing and reseating the filter OR Installing a new Frigidaire PureSource Ultra / Ultra II filter (depending on your model) 7. Test if Water Dispenses - This helps identify if the control board or door wiring is the issue. If water also does NOT dispense, the problem is likely: - Dispenser lock - Door wiring - Control board If water works but ice doesn’t, the issue is: - Ice bin - Frozen auger - Ice maker motor 8. Check if the Auger Motor Runs - Open the freezer door and press the dispenser paddle. If the fridge is working correctly, you should hear: - A motor hum - Auger is attempting to spin - (Even though the door is open, many models have a hidden door switch you can press with your hand.) Note: If there’s no sound, the auger motor may be iced over or have failed. If nothing happens at all (no click, no hum): This points to one of these: - Dispenser lock ON - Faulty ice dispenser switch - Faulty door switch - Wiring harness in the door is damaged (common on French door models) - Control board issue - Maico