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FRS23LH5DB0, FRS23LH5DB1, FRS23LH5DB2, FRS23LH5DB3, FRS23LH5DB4, FRS23LH5DB6, FRS23LH5DB7, FRS23LH5DB8, FRS23LH5DB9, FRS23LH5DBN, FRS23LH5DQ0, FRS23LH5DQ1, FRS23LH5DQ2, FRS23LH5DQ3, FRS23LH5DQ4, FRS23LH5DQ6, FRS23LH5DQ7, FRS23LH5DQ8, FRS23LH5DQ9, FRS23LH5DQN Show 25 more
FRS23LH5DS0, FRS23LH5DS1, FRS23LH5DS2, FRS23LH5DS3, FRS23LH5DS4, FRS23LH5DS6, FRS23LH5DS7, FRS23LH5DS8, FRS23LH5DS9, FRS23LH5DSA, FRS23LH5DSN, FRS23LH5DSP, FRS23LH5DSR, FRS23LH5DSS, FRS23LH5DST, FRS23LH5DW0, FRS23LH5DW1, FRS23LH5DW2, FRS23LH5DW3, FRS23LH5DW4, FRS23LH5DW5, FRS23LH5DW6, FRS23LH5DW8, FRS23LH5DW9, FRS23LH5DWN
Background
The Frigidaire Refrigerator FRS23LH5D*, manufactured by Electrolux Home Products - Minnesota, is a side-by-side style refrigerator with access through doors. It features an automatic defrost system and an anti-sweat heater switch. The refrigerator uses R-410A refrigerant type, which is non-ozone depleting.
In terms of capacity, the fresh food volume is 14.2 cubic feet, while the freezer volume is 8.4 cubic feet, bringing the total volume to 22.6 cubic feet. The physical dimensions of the refrigerator are 68 inches in height, 33 inches in width, and 34 inches in depth. It has an annual energy use of 582.9 kWh/year, which is below the US Federal Standard of 688.0 kWh/year. The model was added to the market in 2004.
Technical Specifications
- Manufacturer: Electrolux Home Products - Minnesota
- Brand Name: Frigidaire
- Model Number: FRS23LH5D*
- Refrigerator Style: Side-by-Side w/Ice thru-door
- Defrost Type: Automatic
- Type: Refrigerator
- Refrigerator Access: Door
- Anti-Sweat Heater Switch: Yes
- Refrigerant Type: R-410A (Non-Ozone Depleting)
- Insulation Type: Ozone-Depleting
- Fresh Food Volume (cu ft): 14.2
- Freezer Volume (cu ft): 8.4
- Total Volume (cu ft): 22.6
- Height (inches): 68
- Width (inches): 33
- Depth (inches): 34
- Annual Energy Use (kWh/year): 582.9
- US Federal Standard (kWh/year): 688.0
- Date Added: 2004
- Source: California Energy Commission
