The IRS provides three standard mileage rates: one for business miles, one for medical or moving reasons, and one for miles driven by volunteers for charitable organizations. The medical and moving rate is based only on the variable costs of operating a car, such as the cost of gas.he IRS provides three standard mileage rates: one for business miles, one for medical or moving reasons, and one for miles driven by volunteers for charitable organizations. The medical and moving rate is based only on the variable costs of operating a car, such as the cost of gas.
Report Abuse. You can move it immediately after unplugging. If you lay it down while moving it, make sure it is on it's back, and leave it unplugged for 8 hours (or overnight) before plugging it back in.If you stand it up while moving it, you can plug it back in immediately.BW Â· 8 years ago.Thumbs up.f you lay it down while moving it, make sure it is on it's back, and leave it unplugged for 8 hours (or overnight) before plugging it back in. If you stand it up while moving it, you can plug it back in immediately. BW Â· 8 years ago. Thumbs up.
Refrigerators should always be unplugged, emptied, defrosted and packaged securely to protect the unit during transport. Most manufacturers recommend that refrigerators always be moved in the upright and vertical position. When a refrigerator is placed on its side, oil from the interior compressor can drain into the refrigerant tubes and cause damage to the unit. If it is unavoidable to transport a refrigerator upright, lay the unit down on its side -- on the freezer side for side-by-side models or else opposite the hinges -- instead of the back. Stand the unit upright at the new location and allow it to sit unplugged for the same amount of time that it was on its side to allow the oil to drain back down.