Orienting a refrigerator with its condenser coils facing a glass door can increase its Coefficient of Performance (CP) by reducing the temperature difference between the condenser and the environment, thus enhancing efficiency. This setup is unlikely to cause damage to the refrigerator and may even extend the compressor's lifespan due to reduced operational strain. While the refrigerator contributes to heating in winter, making it cost-effective, the glass door orientation is particularly beneficial in summer, especially when using air conditioning. However, this arrangement could obstruct access to the door. Overall, the approach improves efficiency without negative consequences.