https://youtu.be/hXg08w4AMRI Since the risk of damage is high when cleaning the refrigerator’s coils for the newer models, and since heavy refrigerators are not not easily moved, we compare 4 different ways to clean the coils. While the user guide does not mention cleaning the coils, this video will show that the coils are pretty dirty after one year of usage.

If you have a lot of space in the back without moving the refrigerator, it is relatively easy to do: you just need to make sure you don’t damage the fins, and don’t hit the fan. If you don’t have much space but don’t want to move the refrigerator, we show you different methods and how to test the effectiveness of different tools. These tests may take only a few seconds and based on what you have at home, you can choose the best method or the best combination of methods.

If you have an older model, you can check out this video for easy clean: https://youtu.be/jMkkoXpHIPA

Any questions or any comments are welcome.

Index
0:00 overview comparing 4 methods
0:21 NOT to clean from user guide
0:42 called customer support
1:05 coils are behind rear panel
1:27 refrigerator is heavy but no need to move it
1:47 remove rear panel in narrow space
2:26 method 1, damage
3:59 older refrigerator model
3:36 method 1, without damage
3:57 method 2 without removing panel
4:17 compare 4 different vacuum adaptors
5:29 method 3 connect 2 vacuums in series
6:38 better test
7:52 method 4
8:40 method 4 test
9:23 cell phone camera cast to PC
11:00 optimize mixed methods
11:50 safety, don’t hit the fan