What is the cubic foot size of model KSSP4QMS

25.4 cubic feet

1 Open the refrigerator door. Measure the depth of the refrigerator
from the front edge of the refrigerator opening to the back wall. Make sure that you measure in feet and not in inches. Note the depth measurement on a piece of paper.
2 Measure the height and the width of your refrigerator's opening. Note the two additional measurements on your paper. Multiply the depth, height and width measurements to obtain the refrigerator's cubic foot measurement.
3 Take the same measurements from the interior of the freezer. Multiply those measurements together to get the cubic foot size of your freezer.
4 Add the cubic foot measurement of the refrigerator interior to the cubic foot measurement of the freezer interior. This gives you the total cubic foot measurement for the refrigerator.
Things You Will Need

• Tape measure
• Note paper

APPLIANCE 911

cubic feet is the measure of volume. one cubic foot is 1x1x1 foot. the size of the microwave varies with MAKE and MODEL. but is normally in the range of 1 to 3 cubic feet

Greg,
If you put in the make and model of your refrigerator, it did not come through with your question. As far as sizing goes, most manufacturers will usually put part of the cubic foot size in the model number. For example, I just installed a refrigerator that at the store they labeled it as a 21.2 cubic foot refrigerator and the model # starts out as GTE21GS... That .2 cubic foot does not show up in the model but the 21 does, so that should give you a basic starting point. Hope this helps!

Katy,
It is going to be in the neighborhood of 18 cubic feet. Most manufacturers will put the cubic foot size in the model number but it can be a little smaller and it could go a little higher like 18.2 or 18.3 cubic feet and they would still call it an 18. Hope this helps!

Get cubic foot size by multiplying height x width x depth.
Divide that by 1728. If oven is 12 x 12 x 12 then it's exactly 1 cubic ft.
If 6 x 6 x 6 then it's 1/2 cubic ft or. 50 cu ft

64 inches times 33 inches times 24 inches is 50688 cubic inches.

One foot is 12 inches, so one cubic foot is 12 inches times 12 inches times 12 inches or 1728 cubic inches.

50688 cubic inches divided by 1728 cubic inches per cubic foot is about 29.3 cubic feet.

The number in the model number is the cubic foot size. In this case, between 24.5 and 25.4, so it is called a 25 cubic foot model.

In GE microwaves, the first 2 digits of the model number are the cubic footage. 1660 is 1.6 cubic foot, 1540 is 1.5 cubic foot. Take care trying to use the existing hardware, the exact placement of hardware and upper installation screws may vary from year to year or model to model..

i think its a 20 cubic foot