Frigidaire FRS3R5EMB Side by Side Refrigerator "transporting new" Questions

transported fridge now wont start transported fridge to a different home left to stand for 24 hours and now wont restart Be sure there is still power to the unit, could be stuck in defrost and need a ...

Hello, somebody can me explain cares to transport the refrigerator samsung SRG-118? It is a problem to lay down the refrigerator in a small car to transport it? Thank you for the explanation. Catalina

...transporting it was working fine for an initial 2days and then only the freezer was working and after a few days even the freezer stopped working.... .......then we saw ice forming on the inside of ...

new fridge coming today... do I have to leae the fridge 'sit' before I plug it in... and if so, for how long? it's a bottom freezer 18.f cf kenmore Good day, If it's being delivered by an appliance ...

I just bought a new KENMORE 8.8 cu. ft. freezer. I let it sit overnight and then plugged it in;the compressor runs for 2 seconds and then shuts off for a minute and it just continues to do this. The ...

is it okay to transport a new fridge on its side or back? It is a new 18 cu ft fridge, cross top freezer type. We would be bringing it from the shop to home, in city traffic, about a 15 - 20 minute ...

my new fridge was transported for 3hours on it's side. When is it safe to turn on please? wait for one hour before turning on or you will destroy the pump. It is 100% safe to transport a domestic ...

transporting/moving a fridge on it's side also has to do with the possibility of damaging the doors and hinge plates. The big reason is because people tend to want to start filling up their new fridge

ice maker not making ice, refrigerator is about 8 years old and has been disconnected for about 2 weeks, transported to new location and then reconnected to electricity and water. Water is flowing ...

Can I transport my brand new Whirlpool on it's side? Can I transport my brand new Whirlpool refrigerator on it's side to my house before unpacking it and plugging it in? It's certainly not recommended