As "The Texan" said, it came through the front door. I had to unscrew the arm at the top of the door that prevents it from opening past 90 degrees. This allowed the door to swing all the way open, adding 2". I have a manual door awning, so I had to remove one of the awning arms (5 minutes). I also removed the passenger's seat and laid it on the sofa.
The Norcold is only 24" deep when the doors and hinges are off. My front door is 26" wide. I used the cardboard from the refer to protect the dash. It takes two young guys or three old guys to get it out. The Samsung is very light when the doors and shelves are removed.
My onboard Energy Management System shows that the Samsung is only drawing 2 amps or less when running. The refer is rated at 3.9 amps max draw which probably would include start up and ice maker running all at the same time.
