| AIR CONDITIONERS |
Consult your authorized dealer or service person on your particular model. Some sealed units should be bolted down. |
DRYERS
(ELECTRIC OR GAS) |
Check with your service man. Motors may need to be checked and secured. |
| FREEZERS |
These appliances must be completely defrosted one or two days prior to moving. They should be dried and aired to avoid musty odor. Safety of contents cannot be guaranteed, so it is best to empty your freezer and plan meals that will use up perishable contents. Check with your service man to be sure the motor is bolted, if necessary. |
| REFRIGERATORS |
Defrost and thoroughly dry your refrigerator before moving. This is very important. The doors should be left open several hours to air after defrosting. All pans, trays, crispers, shelves, or removable parts should be removed and wrapped individually. Have your refrigerator serviced. The motor may have to be bolted down before moving. Do not plug it in at the new home until it has been unbolted. |
| SEWING MACHINES |
They do not need special servicing for local moving. For long distance, the driver should stuff paper in and around the machine and place paper between the lid and base to prevent rubbing. |
| STOVES |
Stoves must be disconnected prior to pickup. Be sure gas lines are shut tightly and capped. For electric ranges, removable coils (and all other removable parts) must be packed separately. |
| TELEVISION SETS |
Some sets require that they be checked before moving. Some color TV's must be service both before and after moving. Television antennas should be removed from roof tops and disassembled (if necessary). |
| WASHERS |
Washers must be serviced by an authorized service man. Motors should be checked and secured, tumbler action protected and fastened in place. |
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