Questions and Answers for Frigidaire 22.3 cu. ft. 33 in. Side by Side Refrigerator in Black, Standard Depth

A:  Hello Robert, Thank you for reaching out to us! Please know that the Frigidaire 22.3 Cu. Ft. 33’’ Standard Depth Side by Side Refrigerator measures approximately 33 inches wide. To determine if it can fit through a 30-inch doorway with the door removed, you’ll need to consider the following: Width without the door: Measure the width of the refrigerator without the doors (including handles). If this measurement is less than 30 inches, it should fit through the doorway. Door handle removal: Some refrigerators allow you to remove the door handles, which can provide additional clearance. Door swing: Consider the door swing when removing the doors. Make sure there’s enough space to maneuver the refrigerator through the doorway. For precise measurements and instructions, consult the user manual for your specific model. Additionally, you can check the manufacturer’s website for more details. Keep in mind that professional installation or assistance may be necessary to safely move the refrigerator. - Owen

A:  Thank you for reaching out. Yes, it will fit, and the door can open wide. The width of this model is 33 1/8".  ~Ruth

A:  Thank you for reaching out. Yes, it is. The installation guide for water supply can be reviewed in the use and care manual on pages 12–13. https://images.thdstatic.com/catalog/pdfImages/98/98c3cda4-f4bb-468b-8438-0ffea43e5f82.pdf ~Ruth

A:  Hi there, valued customer! Thank you for reaching out to us regarding your inquiry. The inside width of the refrigerator is around 15.6" (Fresh Food). - Jessica

A:  Hello Rebecca, Thank you for reaching out to us! Certainly! Let’s find that elusive ice maker switch for your 22.3 cu. ft. 33-inch Side by Side Refrigerator in Black. Ice maker designs can vary, but I’ll provide you with a few common methods to turn the ice maker on or off: Control Panel Option: Some refrigerators have an Icemaker ON/OFF selection on the control panel. Look for an Icemaker pad or Icemaker setting on the LCD touch pad display, usually alongside the temperature controls. If your model has this feature, you can turn the icemaker on and off using the control panel. Refer to your Owner’s Manual for specific instructions related to your refrigerator model. Toggle Switch: This type of icemaker design resembles a light or power switch. The switch has an ON position at the top and an OFF position at the bottom. Here’s how to use it: To turn ON the icemaker, set the power switch to I (ON). When the icemaker is activated, a green power light will illuminate. To turn the icemaker OFF, set the power switch to O (OFF). Slide Switch: Some icemakers feature an ON/OFF slide switch with labeled positions. Here’s how it works: Slide the switch to the right to turn the icemaker OFF. Slide the switch to the left to turn the icemaker ON. When the icemaker is turned on, a horizontal paddle extends over the ice. When it’s off, the paddle retracts under the icemaker. This design is commonly found in Bottom-Freezer and French-Door style refrigerators. Wire Feeler Arm (Non-electronic icemakers): These icemakers have a metal wire feeler arm on the side. When the ice bucket is full, the paddle is also under the icemaker, preventing it from springing forward. To turn the icemaker ON, slide the switch to the left so that the paddle extends out past the icemaker. To turn the icemaker OFF, slide the switch to the right, retracting the paddle under the icemaker. Remember that turning the icemaker off doesn’t power it down completely. If your refrigerator has a green LED indicator light, it may remain on even when the icemaker is switched off. Feel free to explore these options, and I hope you find that elusive switch! - Owen

A:  Thank you for reaching out, Abraham. The width of this model is 33 1/8". Full specification details can be reviewed at the provided link: https://images.thdstatic.com/catalog/pdfImages/a9/a95657c2-24ee-4987-9415-4a650ceb4e6f.pdf. ~Ruth

A:  Hi Kenji! This model has a toe grille for raising or lowering the adjustable front rollers. -Christian

A:  Thank you for reaching out, Anthony. Yes, it can be removed. Door removal instructions can be viewed on pages 9–10. https://images.thdstatic.com/catalog/pdfImages/c4/c4ddf91d-bf88-4a80-a325-5ad815582bc5.pdf ~Ruth