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AMANA AC WINDOW UNIT: IF IT WAS STORED ON ITS SIDE AND NOT UPRIGHT DO YOU WAIT TO TURN UNIT ON ONCE YOU HAVE RE-INSTALLED IT ??

I HAVE AN AMANA AC WINDOW UNIT...IT WAS CARRIED ON ITS SIDE AND NOT UPRIGHT SO SHOULD I WAIT 24 HOURS BEFORE TURNING THE UNIT ON AFTER I HAVE INSTALLED THE UNIT IN MY WINDOW???...I WOULD REALLY APPRECIATE ANY AND ALL FACTUAL INFORMATION/ANSWERS TO THIS QUESTION...I CAN'T SEEM TO GET AN ANSWER TO IT REALLY...I DO THINK THAT THE PRINCIPAL OUTLOOK ON IT THOUGH WOULD BE THE SAME AS A FRIDGE...IF YOU HAD LAID A FRIDGE DOWN TO TRANSPORT IT INSTEAD OF KEEPING IT STANDING IN THE UPRIGHT POSITION THAT YOU WOULD HAVE TO WAIT 24 HOURS BEFORE PLUGGING IT BACK IN SO THAT THE OIL AND COOLANT COULD FLOW BACK TO THE PROPER PLACE...COULD SOMEONE PLEASE HELP ME BY GIVING ME SOME 100% FACTUAL ANSWERS...THANKS SO MUCH FOR YOUR HELP...IT'S MUCH APPRECIATED!!...REALLY...I AM SO PAST BEING AGGRAVATED WITH THIS SIMPLE AND PRETTY MUCH TO THE POINT QUESTION....

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Can't give you absolute factual answer to that question. Twenty four hours is actually longer than I would wait but if you want to be safe MY advice is to wait for 24 hours. Time cannot be turned back to undo mistakes. :-)

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