A:AnswerYes, the door can be remove and than added again. You have to make sure that the door has to be close all the way for it to work the correct way once is installed.
A:AnswerThe unit came with the door hinges on the right, handle on the left as pictured. It does LOOK like it could be mounted the other way if it came unassembled as some appliance stores have but it comes in the box already assembled this way.
A:AnswerI was told no, they do not unbox or even have to put it where you need it at all unless they are installing it. Since a freezer doesn't need to be installed, they wouldn't unbox.
I was just told this today 7.7.21 but a geek squad representative as my freezer was delivered, put in a corner facing a wall, and not unboxed, leaving it completely useless to me as I can't move it myself and I have no help.
Make sure they don't do the same to you.
A:AnswerI challenge you to find a turkey that won’t fit in this. You could fit like 30% of Big Bird in this. Totally just a guess. I definitely didn’t do the math on that. On an unrelated note anyone know the best route to Sesame Street?
A:AnswerOne of mine was delivered to the basement. Do you have basement door with outside access...this will make it easier. Oh and take measurements to make sure it will pass through the door openings of each access point in the delivery path.
A:AnswerWe have two of them. We use one as a freezer and one as a refrigerator in our garage. Even with the garage lights out and only using the internal lights - which are located in the front - we have no problems seeing the lower shelves as well as things in the back of the units. It's never been an issue for us and to be honest, never would've thought about it until I saw this question. Hope this helps!
