My outside refrigerator freezer has something blocking the freezer drawer from opening and closing completely. This is an GE upright refrigerator/freezer that is about 2/3 refrigerator and the bottom 1/3 is a pull out drawer freezer. I already tried hanking the hell out of it and a coat hanger.

My next idea is to empty the refrigerator part and tip it on it's back or side until I can get it open. I am hesitant to do that because I have heard that the oil will drain into the wrong section of the compressor and destroy it.

Any other ideas other than tannerite? Is there a way to disassemble the bottom of the fridge to acces the freezer with the drawer stucK?

HELP!!!

For amusement until Brad gets here; I would unplug it, lean it backward(ish), and shake it gently while someone pulls open the drawer.

Afterward, leave it unplugged a couple hours in case any oil got up too high.

Watch your toes.

If you can open the drawer enough to get your arm in there.....lay on the floor and run your hand in the bottom of the inside of the freezer, sometimes stuff falls underneath the drawer and then gets stuck and won't allow the drawer to open.

We had this occur with a bottom freezer GE.
The freezer drawer was not closed all the way for several days and ice was built up on the drawer slides.
Leaving the refrigerator unplugged overnight melted the ice and the drawer could Be opened.
This happened during construction and before we closed on the house and no food was in the fridge.