Odd topic, advice needed

[princess jackson]

After a long saga with our fridge/freezer, we are getting a new one delivered today (fingers crossed).

Do we have to wait 24hours before we can switch it on and use it, or are new ones ready to use?

[Minniespal]

When we got our new one I just plugged it in and started using it.

[Beth__WDW23/6/02]

Yeah you put it into place and leave it 8-10 hours it allows the gas to settle etc.
I only know this as DP used to work in Dixons/Currys (yonks ago).:rotfl2:

[Minniespal]

Yeah you put it into place and leave it 8-10 hours it allows the gas to settle etc.

I will need to remember that for next time.

[natalielongstaff]

yes definatly leave it to settle 1st :thumbsup2

[Goofysmate]

i've always been told to leave it staning for 2-3 hours to let the gases settle after transit before plugging in.
I'm sure that when your new one is delivered they will tell you this .

[irongirlof12]

Hell no. plug it in and let it earn its keep.

Although DH who used to deliver fridges for NAFFI does not subsrcibe to my opinion;)

[Hilary]

I thought this was something you used to have to do, but that the new ones could be switched on straight away - I wouldn't like to test it though!

BTW, irongirlof12, I like Quorn sausages too :)

[princess jackson]

Thanks after all that it had to wait 2 hours.

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not on can goods or long life milk anymore

[Minniespal]

Hell no. plug it in and let it earn its keep

Quite right:thumbsup2

[angel659]

If I remember rightly do you have to clean the fridge with baking soda?