Frigidaire Imperial Refrigerator 1965 - Reverse Door?
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I don't believe so.
Hey DNK1001
Welcome. No problem here with 'newbie' questions. Even the most experienced of us in one area are clueless in others.
However, I can give you a definitive answer on this one.
No.
Here's why. Frigidaire ran heaters to prevent sweating along the sides of the front of the refrigerator and in the separation between the freezer and cooler section. They're easy to damage and very hard to remove. You would need to anchor right into where they're run.
Welcome. No problem here with 'newbie' questions. Even the most experienced of us in one area are clueless in others.
However, I can give you a definitive answer on this one.
No.
Here's why. Frigidaire ran heaters to prevent sweating along the sides of the front of the refrigerator and in the separation between the freezer and cooler section. They're easy to damage and very hard to remove. You would need to anchor right into where they're run.
philr
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Panthera and Goatfarmer are right, the doors can't be reversed on these, they either came with the standard hinges on the right or optional left hinged doors.
Some models even had different door liners and freezer baskets (on bottom-freezer models with automatic ice makers). Other things like the food pedals and the door handles/trim couldn't be reversed either.
Some models even had different door liners and freezer baskets (on bottom-freezer models with automatic ice makers). Other things like the food pedals and the door handles/trim couldn't be reversed either.
There was also the wire for "conditioned" butter.
I don't think it was until the "S" line that reversible doors were available.
I don't think it was until the "S" line that reversible doors were available.
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Did not have reversible doors till around the 1970s, it had nothing to do with anti-sweat heater wires around the doors as ALL two door refs had some sort of heaters around the doors.
Did not have reversible doors till around the 1970s, it had nothing to do with anti-sweat heater wires around the doors as ALL two door refs had some sort of heaters around the doors.
