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On the GE appliance support site, they list a WWRE5240DWW washer with a 3.5 cubic foot capacity. There is also a WWRE5240DCC with the same capacity. Based on the parts list for various GE washers with similar model numbers, the WWRE5240D1WW is also a 3.5 cubic foot washer and is minimally different from the other washers.
I understand you want to know the capacity of your Frigidaire washer, model# FWT445GES2. After researching your model, I found that the capacity of your washer is 4.5 cubic feet. Hope this is helpful.
I can't locate your particular model online, but you can figure the cubic feet yourself
Empty your refrigerator /or freezer to facilitate easier measuring. Measure the height, width and depth of the refrigerator's interior.
Measure in inches, and write them down.
Multiply the measurements this way: H (height) x W (width) x D (depth).
This is the interior capacity of your refrigerator in inches. To convert the number to feet, divide the number by 1,728. This converts cubic inches to cubic feet.
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The cubic feet of the Kenmore washer model 110 heavy duty is 2.8 cubic feet. Measured to the top water line 14.5 inches and using the radius of the tub of 10.375 inches.
Most refrigerator models with two digits, the rest letters, the digits stand for the cubic foot capacity of the refrigerator. In you case, 23 cubic foot model.
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