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My refrigerator is 31 in deep by 35 and 1/2 in across the front face and 65 and a half inches tall. Not counting the wheels. Do you count the wheels when figuring out cubic feet? If so the height is 68 and 1/2. I'm trying to figure out the cubic feet for a GE and the model number is GSL 25JFPE BS. I want to get a new refrigerator and I don't know the cubic feet.

Cubic measurements are made by multiplying the width by the length by the height to receive the overall total cubic measurement.

What's cubic is chest freezer with dimensions of 37 width 38 height 29 depth

Grab a tape measure and measure the width, depth and height of the inside of your refrigerator. Multiply the numbers together (W x D x H) and divide the total by 1728 to get the cubic feet. For example, if you have a refrigerator that measures 30" wide by 30" deep by 48" high, you multiply 30 X 30 X 48.

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My refrigerator is 31 in deep by 35 and 1/2 in across the front face and 65 and a half inches tall. Not counting the wheels. Do you count the wheels when figuring out cubic feet? If so the height is 68 and 1/2. I'm trying to figure out the cubic feet for a GE and the model number is GSL 25JFPE BS. I want to get a new refrigerator and I don't know the cubic feet.
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Cubic measurements are made by multiplying the width by the length by the height to receive the overall total cubic measurement.
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What's cubic is chest freezer with dimensions of 37 width 38 height 29 depth
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37 w 38 h 29 d
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Grab a tape measure and measure the width, depth and height of the inside of your refrigerator. Multiply the numbers together (W x D x H) and divide the total by 1728 to get the cubic feet. For example, if you have a refrigerator that measures 30" wide by 30" deep by 48" high, you multiply 30 X 30 X 48.
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