Yes, you can. It will work well outside. There are a couple of considerations, though. It's a good idea to keep the unit under a cover and not just "out in the air" on the back patio or the like. It isn't a good idea to expose it to sun or weather. UV light can damage the door seals, and you don't want the unit rained on. Keep it sorta clean and clear around the unit. It might present a haven or "hang out" for local critters like rodents or some insects. Spiders like fridges, too. The warmth of the compressor is a magnet to some of these and to other not-so-friendly neighbors.
There are three main considerations:
High humidity areas, or constant rain/snow may cause the fridge to badly rust.
In extreme cold, the temperature may cause the compressor motor and its lubrications to freeze up and has been known to cause the coolant propellant to burst the pipes when expanding from the freeze.
Lastly, in many rural areas, vermin have been known to seek refuge through the back of the fridge. It may come as a shock when you bring the fridge back inside after a winter of cold, only to find something has given birth during the night and is now camping out inside your home!
Shouldn't ran in locations under 55 deg. F.
no it would be warm inside the fridge
That depends how long it was left out of the refrigerator - hopefully not more than an hour or maybe two. If you are uncertain, don't eat it.
It deepend how long ts left outside refrigerator before placing them back to refrigerator.If its handled propperly it will be ok if you put them again in the freezer.
Only if where it was left out was a cold as a refrigerator. Otherwise, it would not be safe to eat.
It was hot outside and there was no snow temperatures were OK around 60•f
If you left it outside in a snowbank it might be fine, otherwise not a chance.
If the sealed pan was kept in the refrigerator, it should be OK. If it was left out at room temperature, then it should be discarded.
No. It will mold and crack during winter weather, rain or even humidity or heat.
Yes. Any bacteria will be killed by the cooking process.
They should be OK.
Chicken is never okay outside of the fridge or freezer. If it's left out more than 20 or 30 minutes, I would throw it out.
in winter its started ok ppl in winter its started ok ppl
A cold one! Lol! OK, it doesn't matter what refrigerator you get, it atleast keep things cold!