We replaced a 35-yr-old fridge two years ago and the linoleum started warping.

This is really wierd but the old fridge blew from above and this one
from below.

I'm thinking to use an old blow dryier to try to straighten up the floor.

Then I have to redirect the air flow.

ANyone have similar experience?

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We replaced a 35-yr-old fridge two years ago and the linoleum started warping.

This is really wierd but the old fridge blew from above and this one
from below.

Are you sure you don't have a leak behind it?

I'm thinking to use an old blow dryier to try to straighten up the floor.

Probably won't work.

Then I have to redirect the air flow.

This will be virtually impossible to do. Simpler to move the fridge,
lay down a sheet of something rigid (aluminum, painted plywood), then
move the fridge onto the panel.

ANyone have similar experience?

Only water-induced.


Gary

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