Posted by Leroy on July 27, 2011 at 05:36:14 from (69.88.223.179):
In Reply to: hauling refrigerators posted by Sparktrician on July 26, 2011 at 14:24:53:
Can't remember the details but one way you can lay it and it will work right away, the other way it has to set for a time for the oil to get back where it is supposed to. The problem is no one can remember what side is safe so the reason for just saying wait and then you do not need to try to remember if it was left side down, left side up, right side down, right side up, back down, back up. and then there is the possibility that the unit is made in a reverce position and what works for one will damage the next so unless you know enough about refrigeration to be able to repair it you will not know enough what to look for to know what side it can be laid on. And even having my refrigeration licence I hace forgotten that.
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