“Can I leave refrigerator without handles? I have a 36 inch width with right side against the wall if I get the 33 in size but I still be able to open up the crisp drawers”
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Can pill them out, just can't take the right one out completely to clean.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Hello there, Nanatime. Thank you for sharing your inquiry with us. We understand you're asking about using the LG LF25H6330S refrigerator without its handles and whether placing it against a wall will affect crisper drawer access. Regarding your questions: Can you leave the refrigerator without handles? The LG LF25H6330S is designed to be used with its bar handles attached. While it might be physically possible to operate the doors without them, the handles are a functional and integral part of the design for easy opening and closing. The specifications indicate "Bar Handle" under "Handle Type," meaning it is intended to have them for proper use. Access to crisper drawers with the right side against a wall (36-inch width opening for a 33-inch wide fridge): This model's "Product Width" is 32 15/16 inches. Its "Depth With Door 90 Degrees Open" is 36 11/16 inches. To fully open the refrigerator doors wide enough to pull out crisper drawers or fully extend shelves, the doors typically need to swing past 90 degrees. Placing the right side flush against a wall (without at least 2-3 inches of clearance for the door swing) will prevent the right door from opening fully, which would likely restrict your ability to completely pull out the crisper drawers or remove shelves for cleaning. https://www.bestbuy.com/site/lg-standard-depth-max-24-5-cu-ft-smart-french-door-refrigerator-with-dual-ice-printproof-stainless-steel/6593130.p?skuId=6593130 Your feedback is important, and we'd like to assist you further. Please send us a private message on Social Media @LGUSSupport and our team will be more than happy to explore possible solutions or provide more detailed installation guidance. We appreciate your patience. —Renzo
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