I have to transport the fridge lying down, I read that the pressure side should be up, but I don't know which one is it ?? L or P? Can he put her on the door?

No matter what side you put; it can be on the left side, on the right side, on the back, on the door, standing up; if not upside down ... And for at least a few hours, do not plug it into the socket after transportation. I close the topic.

The right side, if I can see it correctly (the photo cannot be enlarged), is in any case the pressure side, the one from which the compressor tube leads to the condenser (this grate on the back). Just here, the discharge side is led out on the right side, along with the suction side. So put on the left side.

this is what my fridge looks like ... does that mean i have to put it on the side marked p? can it be completely horizontal or at any angle? I will add that this is a Privileg fridge, it does not look old, transport 200km to the dormitory

Refrigerator Transport: Identifying Pressure Side (L or P) & Laying Fridge on Door Option

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#1 9655481 27 Jun 2011 17:13

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I have to transport the fridge lying down, I read that the pressure side should be up, but I don't know which one is it ?? L or P?

Can he put her on the door?
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#2 9655738 27 Jun 2011 18:38

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The right side, if I can see it correctly (the photo cannot be enlarged), is in any case the pressure side, the one from which the compressor tube leads to the condenser (this grate on the back).

Just here, the discharge side is led out on the right side, along with the suction side.
So put on the left side.
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Put it on the left side.
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this is what my fridge looks like ... does that mean i have to put it on the side marked p? can it be completely horizontal or at any angle?
I will add that this is a Privileg fridge, it does not look old, transport 200km to the dormitory
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11344041 24 Sep 2012 18:15

No matter what side you put; it can be on the left side, on the right side, on the back, on the door, standing up; if not upside down ...
And for at least a few hours, do not plug it into the socket after transportation.
I close the topic.
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