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GE GBSC0HCX[ ]

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$987.30 - $1,199.99

We expect this model to perform similarly to the tested GE GBSC0HBX[WW] although it may differ in price and features.

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Type: Conventional bottom-freezer refrigerators

About - GE GBSC0HCX[ ]
The GE GBSC0HCX[ ] is a bottom freezer refrigerator available from GE. The GBSC0HCX[ ] typically costs between $987.30 - $1,199.99. Consumer Reports recommends that you match the features on a model to the needs you have. Here's our take on some of the specifications and features that are commonly available on bottom freezer refrigerator models like the GBSC0HCX[ ]. Claimed capacity (cu. ft.): Claimed capacity is the manufacturer's estimate of the volume, in cubic feet, of interior space.

About - GE GBSC0HCX[ ]

The GE GBSC0HCX[ ] is a bottom freezer refrigerator available from GE. The GBSC0HCX[ ] typically costs between $987.30 - $1,199.99.

Consumer Reports recommends that you match the features on a model to the needs you have. Here's our take on some of the specifications and features that are commonly available on bottom freezer refrigerator models like the GBSC0HCX[ ].

Claimed capacity (cu. ft.):: Claimed capacity is the manufacturer's estimate of the volume, in cubic feet, of interior space.

Tested Model
The Ratings of GE GBSC0HBX[WW] were applied to untested model GE GBSC0HCX[ ], which in our judgment is enough alike in its performance, features, and specs that our test results apply to both.
GE GBSC0HBX[WW]
	Price range: $944.10 - $1,149.99

About This Brand
The GE lines include GE, GE Profile, GE Café, and GE Monogram. GE will be offering an interactive LCD screen on some of its models, and on one Profile model there will be a refreshment center and fold-away shelves.
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About This Brand

The GE lines include GE, GE Profile, GE Café, and GE Monogram. GE will be offering an interactive LCD screen on some of its models, and on one Profile model there will be a refreshment center and fold-away shelves.

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Features & Specs - GE GBSC0HCX[ ]
Claimed capacity (cu. ft.) Claimed capacity is the manufacturer's estimate of the volume, in cubic feet, of interior space. Claimed capacity (cu. ft.)	20.3
Cabinet-depth model Cabinet-depth models usually measure 27 to 28 inches deep, not quite flush with the cabinets, but at least three inches shallower than many standard 36-inch-wide models. You can get models with stainless exteriors or panel kits. Cabinet-depth model	No
French-door style French door models are bottom-freezer refrigerators whose upper compartments have two narrow doors that open similarly to the doors of a side-by-side refrigerator. These narrower doors use less space in front of the refrigerator when opened, and allow access to either or both sides of the full-width fresh-food compartment. Typically more expensive, French-door models are usually 36 inches wide, though some newer models are 33 inches wide. French-door style	No
Water dispenser It is normally located in the fresh food compartment. Water dispenser	No
Stainless/SS-look option Stainless steel is stylish but it shows fingerprints. Another option: a vinyl-covered metal finish that gives you a stainless-steel look but resists smudging. Stainless/SS-look option	No
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