GE APPLIANCES 17.3 Cu. Ft. Frost-Free Garage Ready Upright Freezer White - FUF17SMRWW
Garage Ready
GE freezers are tested to perform from 0(degree)F to 110(degree)F
Power Outage Promise
In the event of a power outage, food remains frozen* 48 hours in the freezer (*temperature 32 degrees F or lower)
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Find The Right Fit
Chest and upright freezers come in a variety of sizes to fit your needs
Wire Shelving
Easily organize and find your frozen favorites thanks to adjustable wire shelves
Turbo Freeze
The fast freeze feature restores set temperature for optimum food freshness
Lock with Key
Allows you to protect your valuable food items from unintentional entry
Audible Temperature Alarm
The easy-to-hear alarm alerts you if the temperature rises
Slide-Out Basket
Convenient slide-out freezer basket makes space more flexible and items easier to find
LED Interior Lighting
Interior lighting automatically illuminates when door is open
What Our Experts Think
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17.3 cu. ft. capacity balances generous storage with space efficiency.
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Frost-free design eliminates manual defrosting for hassle-free maintenance.
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Garage ready – built to operate reliably in temperatures from 0°F to 110°F.
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Adjustable shelving and door bins allow flexible organization.
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Durable white exterior complements garages, basements, or utility rooms.
Q&A
Q: How much storage space does this freezer offer?
A: It provides 17.3 cu. ft., ideal for medium to large households.
Q: Is manual defrost required?
A: No, it features a frost-free design for easy maintenance.
Q: Can it be installed in a garage?
A: Yes, it’s garage-ready and performs well across a wide temperature range.
Q: Are the shelves adjustable?
A: Yes, adjustable shelves and door bins help organize frozen goods efficiently.
Maintenance Tips
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Vacuum condenser coils periodically for efficient cooling.
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Wipe interior shelves and bins with mild soap and water.
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Inspect door gaskets regularly to ensure a tight seal.
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Avoid overloading to allow proper airflow inside the freezer.
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Maintain at least 2–3 inches of clearance from walls for ventilation.
