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FRS26R4CB0, FRS26R4CB1, FRS26R4CB2, FRS26R4CB3, FRS26R4CB4, FRS26R4CB5, FRS26R4CB6, FRS26R4CB7, FRS26R4CB8, FRS26R4CBA, FRS26R4CBB, FRS26R4CBC, FRS26R4CBD, FRS26R4CBE, FRS26R4CBR, FRS26R4CBS, FRS26R4CQ0, FRS26R4CQ1, FRS26R4CQ2, FRS26R4CQ3 Show 27 more
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Background
The Frigidaire FRS26R4C is a side-by-side refrigerator with an ice through-door feature. Manufactured by Electrolux Home Products in Minnesota, this model was first introduced in 2003. The FRS26R4C has a total storage capacity of 26 cubic feet, with 16.5 cubic feet allocated for fresh food and 9.5 cubic feet for the freezer.
This model uses R-410A refrigerant, a type that does not deplete the ozone layer. It also includes an anti-sweat heater switch. The refrigerator is accessed via a door and it utilizes automatic defrosting. The unit measures 68 inches in height, 36 inches in width, and 34 inches in depth. Its annual energy consumption is 727 kilowatt-hours per year, which is below the US Federal Standard of 774 kilowatt-hours per year.
Technical Specifications
- Manufacturer: Electrolux Home Products - Minnesota
- Brand Name: Frigidaire
- Model Number: FRS26R4C*
- 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): 16.5
- Freezer Volume (cu ft): 9.5
- Total Volume (cu ft): 26.0
- Height (inches): 68
- Width (inches): 36
- Depth (inches): 34
- Annual Energy Use (kWh/year): 727.0
- US Federal Standard (kWh/year): 774.0
- Date Added: 2003
- Source: California Energy Commission
