“How wide is the refrigerator with the two doors open 90 degrees - in other words, how much room beyond the 35.75 inches do I need to get the doors open straight out from the fridge?”
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The handles protrude from the doors 2.5” so to get the doors to a 90 degree opening you would need to allow an additional 2.5” on either side. That assumes you are putting it into a space that has a wall that extends past 48” depth as the handles are 48” from the back of the refrigerator with the doors at 90 degrees. The doors themselves need an extra 1/2” on both sides for opening room.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.We appreciate you asking, Schrifty! Page 06 of the User Manual has a great diagram that shows all the dimensions of the refrigerator, including with the doors open. You can use this link (https://bit.ly/2ODsOMt) to download a copy of the manual. ^Jecca
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Thanks for the answers. The dimension I needed was shown in the owner's manual - 1-5/8 inches beyond the side of the unit is the room needed to get the doors open 90 degrees; unless the obstacle (wall) extends far enough to hit the door handle - in that case you'll need 4-1/8 inches.
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