“Do doors hit cabinet when fridge is fully inserted into cabinet? If the fridge is inserted into the cabinets so that all of the gray side wall is concealed (just gray side wall, not gasket or doors), do the door corners hit the cabinets when fully opened? Seems this may be the case in looking at it in the store. If so can the door hinges be adjusted so they don't swing open too far and hit cabinets?”
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the doors may hit the counter when you open them fully unless the main portion of the unit extends about 1" past the edge of the countertop. If you have this enclosed in a cabinet that is not surrounded by actual countertop, depending on the width of the side borders of the cabinet, you may be able to have it flush with the cabinet. You will have to measure and look at the gap on the display model.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Thanks for the question. It's possible that the outer edge of the door could make contact with adjacent cabinets when the door is opened the full 125 degrees; moving the RF23J9011SR forward about 1/2" should help to prevent this. The hinges are not adjustable in terms of limiting the amount of swing. - Ms. Samsung
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