There is a chance that the cooling circuit has a vapour lock at the compressor. This would have been caused by transporting it on its side. There is only one way to to put this right seeing as the normal standing for 24 hours hasn't worked.
Two people are needed. You have to rotate the unit through 360 degrees. So lay down a clean dust sheet and pull the unit into a clear area where there is room to manoever.
Do not put the unit on it's back at any stage.
Turn the unit on its side and wait at least two minutes whilst the liquid refridgerant finds its own level.
Now turn it on its head and wait again.
Continue the turn onto its side, again pausing at each stage . Finally stand it back on its feet and wait 5 minutes for all the coolant to settle.
If the unit was vapour locked, the bubble of vapour will have been forced to the upper coolant pipes.
Be careful and good luck
cledlyn
April 2009