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Re: Im replacing my kenmore #110.68932792
how many cu ft...
To find the volume of an object you would have to multiply the length x width x hieght for example if an object is 2ft tall 2ft wide and 2ft long your object has a volume of 6 cu. ft
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The third digit after the dot usually indicates the capacity. Judging from the picture of the refrigerator on the SearsPartsDirect.com site, I'd guess it's a 24 cu. ft. model. (It doesn't look like it's a 14 cu. ft. apartment sized model.)
Kenmore is a Sears label for many appliances and as they all have various manufacturers you can often pick up a Kenmore-owner-manual of a similar product from the original manufacturer.
As it turns out, 110 is most likely manufactured by Whirlpool.
A quick google search found that it is most likely a 3.8 cu. ft. (King Size) capacity.
I hope this helps.
Probably something caught inthe pump. Will have to remove pump and take obstruction out. Only other thing I can think of is the pump ran tight and would have to be replaced
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