We have had a similar issue but still least your width is ok. We had to move our cabinet up because we needed more space than could be achieved with cutting the cabinet off. We hired someone - not too expensive. The height difference is not unappealing - no one even notices. We had crown molding so it took a little ingenuity to get that esthetically correct. If you don't move the cabinet up you most likely will loose use of the cabinets above your frig. because of the hinges. Our problem was width and there was a wall on one side of the fridge and granite counter on the other side with no room to reduce the granite. We ordered a fridge that would fit but they quit producing it during COVID. We have now waited over 6 months for our fridge. We were told by manufacturers that they are producing them all with the same larger shell and changing the cu ft by the interior design. Hence, our "special" size production being delayed.í ¾í´·
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