In theory it should run better, or at least more effeciently, in a cooler space. The coils on the back of older model domestic refrigerators is the condensor. When the freon is discharged from the compressor it is a high pressure, high tempeture gas. In the condensor the surrounding air temp cools and condenses the gas to a high temp high pressure liquid. The cooler the surrounding air is the more effeceintly the condensor will condense. The cooler the refrigerant is when it reaches the cap tube, the better it will absorb the heat from the evaporator. If you grab a couple of commercial reach in freezers and place them in a small unheated room, it will be a heated room. The same way that a heat pump uses the High side to heat a space, the high side of your refrigerator will release the heat it takes from the inside and place it in the room.
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