This wooden bracket is at the top of the fridge to keep it from bouncing or tilting forward. This bracket is why you need to raise the wheels, which
There is one screw on each side of the fridge bottom which anchors it to the floor. Remove both with the freezer door open and kickplate removed.
Use a socket to raise or lower the wheels, these are used to provide clearance.
Fridge is out! The main room slide is extended, fridge just barely clears the wall, and it must be level. You could probably remove the door handles
This wooden bracket is at the top of the fridge to keep it from bouncing or tilting forward. This bracket is why you need to raise the wheels, which
Once the fridge is out you can see where the power and water lines run.
The interior furnace vent cover must be removed to unplug the residential fridge. The 2 screws are located behind the wood plugs, top and bottom.
Here is where the residential fridge is plugged in, behind the interior furnace vent, underneath the stove.
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This wooden bracket is at the top of the fridge to keep it from bouncing or tilting forward. This bracket is why you need to raise the wheels, which

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