Reversed Carnot Cycle: Explained for Refrigerators

[avistein]

What happens in a reversed carnot cycle? I mean in refrigerators.The gas is adiabatically compressed so that it's temperature rises.Then it is isothermally compressed so that the heat is rejected to the sink.But then why it is said everywhere that the working substance absorbs heat from sink? Please explain me the full procedure.I am confused here.

 

[dauto]

where is everywhere?

 

[russ_watters]

Then it is isothermally compressed so that the heat is rejected to the sink.But then why it is said everywhere that the working substance absorbs heat from sink? Please explain me the full procedure.I am confused here.

Both of those are wrong, so please post an example of the "everywhere" where you got that.