Can this tower lay on its side? null

We do not recommend laying the unit on its side.

I see no reason why it couldn't lay and operate on its Left side. There are no vents to get plugged by laying flat on the Left side, but it might be wise to elevate the sides - front to back - to help keep the cabinet cool. The DVD is loaded and operates vertically as configured by HP. Most players are loaded and operate horizontally with disc placed downward to ease loading and prevent unusual wear on the mechanism. (While on its Left side it might actually operate better.) And, too, the Product information sticker is then on top where you can find it in case of need.

“Can this tower lay on its side?”

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We do not recommend laying the unit on its side.
Answered by HP Team 6 years ago
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Answered by Anonymous 6 years ago
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I see no reason why it couldn't lay and operate on its Left side. There are no vents to get plugged by laying flat on the Left side, but it might be wise to elevate the sides - front to back - to help keep the cabinet cool. The DVD is loaded and operates vertically as configured by HP. Most players are loaded and operate horizontally with disc placed downward to ease loading and prevent unusual wear on the mechanism. (While on its Left side it might actually operate better.) And, too, the Product information sticker is then on top where you can find it in case of need.
Answered by philo42 6 years ago
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