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Can a Turboair glassdoor refrigerator be left in a garage that would be subject to freezing.?If not would unplugging it be enough or would it need to be removed to a non-freezing location?
Can a Turboair glass door refrigerator be left in a garage that would be subject to freezing temperatures? If not is unplugging it enough or would it be needed to be moved to a non-freezing location?
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If its not running it should be fine, might even be fine to keep it running. the Manual should specify the ambient operating temp or give you a warning if some type of operating condition is unsfafe.
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Nothing will really suffer from freezing in the fridges, just needs to be allowed to wake up and thaw up when you put it back in use.
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The machine will function fine and not freeze due to the fan motor heat providing the door gaskets are good. It should not be a problem inside a garage unless it gets below 10 F. It has a cap tube system and a hard start high temp compressor that will work in that range.
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