Shocked to learn that Matag didn't design in an easier method to clean the coils than to lift the fridge. So now I have to ask my tenants if they mind removing all their food and letting me come in an tilt the fridge to clean. Thanks Maytag.

My mother had an old GE refrigerator that had the coils on the back. It was easy to clean those coils. Recently I cleaned the coils on my Whirlpool refrigerator. I used an old Kirby vacuum cleaner with a crevice tool and a bendable coil brush. I also took off the back panel. I cleaned it the best I could. The only way to clean all the coils, is to tip the fridge on its side as you did. Some people claim that an electric leaf blower works well. I have a Toro leaf blower; I might try that.

Great video my friend ! Good filming and very thorough...I appreciate you ....m

I can tell you from experience that I know your pain. Thanks for your time.

Thanks for doing this. What a pain in the neck. I've been trying to figure out how to clean this thing. Maytags "helpful" video shows the guy vacuuming just the very front of the coils. Truly useless. Now for a hand truck. Uggg.