We have a mini fridge that uses a "floating bearing" design. It's in a sealed can so I can't crack it open to poke at it, but my guess is the moving component of the compressor is suspended in the magnetic field when running. It doesn't like being jostled, and makes nasty noises if you do it while running. While trying to start it off an underpowered inverter (redneck camping), it would move into a position where it wouldn't run correctly. After a few minutes it was fine and would start. If you plug yours in and it doesn't sound right, i.e. quieter than usual, but more of a hum than a whir, unplug it and wait a minute minute before trying again. I wasn't able to produce this by mechanical means, so it may not apply.
If you moved a refrigerator on it's side, put it upright and do not plug it in for AT LEAST 24 hours. Refrigerators use oil in the freon to a lubricate parts of the compressor. If you laid it on it's side to move it, the lubricant flowed to the cooling lines and if you stand it up and plug it in right away there will be no lubricant in the compressor and it will fail within a few moments.
Stand it up for at LEAST 24 hours to give the lube time to flow back to the compressor.
I can tell you what i was told once. I picked up a refrigerator from a store once and I had to set it on its side. The guy said that however long it sets on its side it needs to set that long upright before you plug it in. If it stays in an upright position then there is no need to wait. hope that helps.
You need to wait for 30 minutes before you switch it on. It's enough time to let the refrigerant liquid settle down.
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My personal rule is, never put anything hot in a refrigerator. Let is cool first.
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