I KNOW HOW TO ADJUST FRONT WHEELS ON REFRIGERATOR, CAN THE REAR WHEELS BE ADJUSTED? WHEN PULLING IT OUT FROM THE WALL, THE REAR DRAGS ON FLOOR. THANKS, BILL

It's a vent like the one in your vehicle

Service Information HOTPOINT SIDE-BY-SIDE FRIDGE ...

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PDF All models have wheels at the rear and wheels / adjustable feet at the front. ... The fridge and freezer temperature settings are adjusted by selecting the + / - buttons ... To allow product handling and sufficient air circulation, leave at least 10 mm ...

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PDF It allows you to change the fridge temperature value, in a cyclical way; it also ... Do not obstruct the rear fan grills. The compressor ... If the floor is not perfectly horizontal, adjust the refrigerator by tightening or ... To avoid blocking the air circulation inside the freezer ... "wheeled bin" symbol on the product reminds you of your.

There are adjustable wheels on front. Jack up front enough to grab the frame and pull out slowly. Be careful if you have water line for ice maker.

Under the truck, on the drivers side, about in the middle of the truck is where the adjustment is. You will see the cable from the front going to the back. There is a long threaded bolt on the end on the cable. Lube it up good. and adjust it. If you can't get a good adjustment, replace the front cable, it is stretched to far.

There is a cable that you adjust.
If you pull the boot down around the base of the hand brake you will find that there is a cable with a threaded rod, turn the nut on the rod clockwise to tighten the brake, the proper adjustment is to have the brake handle start to engage the park brake when it clicks three times, if you are unable to reach this then you may have to adjust the part brake shoes at rear, there is a small slot at the backing plate of the brake at each well, there is be a little oval rubber plug in it, remove the plug and look inside you will see a little wheel with teeth on it, move that wheel with a flat blade screwdriver in a downward clockwise direction, with the wheel off the ground and the park brake off, when you fell just a little drag on the wheel the adjustment is correct, then recheck park brake adjustment as outlined above

Most refrigerators have adjustable feet, both front and back. Some you'll need a couple of wrenches. There may be a locknut that holds the adjustable 'foot' in place: loosen that first, then take the weight off the front of the refrigerator, either by having someone push on it, or by using a large prybar. Adjust the foot down by unscrewing it a few turns. Repeat for the other front foot. Once you've got the feet adjusted where you want them (so that the refrigerator isn't leaning, and also is supported solidly on the floor) tighten the locknuts on the feet. If your floor is too far out of level, you might have to pull the refrigerator out and and adjust the rear feet in (if it has them). Worst case, you may need to get a / some thin pieces of plywood to shim up the front (only as a last resort).

Front wheels should screw in and out for adjustment purposes!!!!!!!!!!!! And with that degree of tilt you might just have to resort to shimming so be ready.

There is an adjuster under the console. See instructions below from autozone.com:

1. On vehicle with low series floor console:

1. If equipped, remove the manual transmission shift knob by turning counterclockwise.
2. Remove the floor console front finish panel.
3. Apply the parking brake, then remove the floor console rear finish panel.

1. On vehicle with high series floor console:

1. Apply the parking brake.
2. Remove the floor console finish panel.

1. Remove the adjustment nut clip.
   
2. Turn the parking brake control adjustment nut so that the parking brake control stroke is three to five notches when pulled.
   
   Fig. Turn the parking brake control adjustment nut so that the parking brake control stroke is three to five notches when pulled
   
3. Confirm the parking brake is applied.
4. Install the adjustment nut clip.

1. On vehicles with high series floor console:
2. 1. Install the floor console rear finish panel.

1. On vehicles with low series floor console:

1. Install the floor console rear finish panel.
2. Install the floor console front finish panel. If equipped, install the manual transmission shifter knob by turning clockwise.

YOU NEED TO ADJUST REAR PARKING BRAKE AT THE LEVER.FIRST OF ALL YOU NEED TO BLOCK FRONT WHEELS.THEN RAISE THE REAR OF THE VECHICLE.SUPPORT WITH JACK STANDS.MAKE SURE YOU ARE ON HARD LEVEL SOLID GROUND WHEN USING JACK STANDS.AFTER RAISING THE CAR SET PARKING BRAKE 1 CLICK TOWARD ENGAGEMENT.REMOVE FLOOR CONSOLE.TIGHTEN THE ADJUSTING NUT UNTIL THE PARKING BRAKES DRAG SLIGHTLY WHEN THE REAR WHEELS ARE TURNED.RELEASE THE PARKING BRAKE COMPLETELY.CHECK IG PARKING BRAKES DRAG WHEN REAR WHEELS ARE TURNED.READJUST IT NECESSARY UNTIL THERE IS NO BRAKE DRAG FROM THE PARKING BRAKES.

what year is the truck and does is have drum brakes or disk brakes in the rear if it is drum you can go thru the backing plate with a brake adjustment tool and adjust them until you feel drag against the drum when you spin the tire by hand

First to adjust the leveler/wheels you will need to remove the front grill/toe plate. On the left and right sides you should see some bolt heads that are about 1/2" hex head. One on the left adjust the rear leveler/wheel and the other on the left adjust the front leveler/wheel. Turn the hexhead clockwise to raise cabinet higher counterclockwise to lower cabinet. The right side is the same.
Now to your noise, it sounds like you may have pushed the cardboard air dam under the condenser and condenser fan motor near the compressor up into the fan blade area. Carefully follow the source of the sound and you will find what is out of its proper position.
I hope I helped, supertechks