“The measurement across the width of the front of my current double wall oven is 26 1/2 inches. Would it be too difficult to refit the cabinet space?”
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I think you are referring to the measurement of the “top ring” or the part of the oven outside the cabinet. In my case, the “top ring” or outside of my old oven was 26”. However, the “cut-out left to right width” was 24.50 inches. So the cabinet had to be cut 0.75” larger to accommodate the new 27” GE Electric Wall Oven (25.25”). In other words, 0.375” on each side so the oven remains centered in the cabinet after installation. A good installer would have no problem increasing the cut-out, if you have enough cabinet to cut. Be sure to pay attention to the “cut-out left to right width” of you new oven and the “width of the cabinet opening.” Don’t forget the “cut-out front to back depth” and the “ cut-out height” when measuring for proper fit.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Hello Reese. The new model JKD3000SNSS has the following Cabinet Cutout Dimensions: 25-1/4" W x 50-1/8"H x 23-1/2" D. You can view this model specification including installation information here: https://products.geappliances.com/MarketingObjectRetrieval/Dispatcher?RequestType=PDF&Name=JKD3000DN_SN_R2_19.pdf You can take advantage of our GE Fit Guarantee promotion:https://www.geappliances.com/ge/wall-oven/79756_built_in_ge_rebate.pdf Thanks for checking. Olga
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