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Deciphering Whirlpool Model #

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Deciphering Whirlpool Model #

Can someone tell from this refrigerator model number, ET18TKXDW03 how many cubic feet refrigerator this is? thx

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18 cubic feet. The "18" after the first two letters is the cubic feet of the product.

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