With the vents on the back and sides of the fridge, as opposed to the front of the unit, will it function as well under a counter? null

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GE Answers · Accepted Answer

Hi Gloria - Thanks for viewing GE! Since this unit does not require clearance in the back or sides, it vents air to the front. Rest assured it is designed for built-in or freestanding capability for flexible installation undercounter. SUEatGEA

Answered by GE Answers 8 years ago

antares · Answer

I use it as an undercounted fridge. I believe it is designed as an undercounter fridge. It works well compared to what I had before, which was an expensive brand.

Artie · Answer

It has been installed for 3 weeks in an under the counter, close fitting location, and has worked perfectly. No problems at this point.

“With the vents on the back and sides of the fridge, as opposed to the front of the unit, will it function as well under a counter?”

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