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Free on-line major appliance diagnosis and repair tips. Also information on individualized telephone help for a small fee.
Descriptions of household appliances and selected lawn and garden equipment with links to dealers, manufacturers and buyer's guides.
General home appliance information for consumers including money saving purchasing and servicing tips, getting repair parts, and links to merchants.
Source for appliance parts, repair manuals, and free appliance repair advice.
Includes tips, advice and information about kitchen appliances.
A U.S. Department of Energy site, including glossary, fact sheets, and tips for several home systems and appliances.
Provides reviews, information and buying advice for appliances. Paid subscription required for full access.
Identifies which products reviewers like and dislike, where they agree or disagree, and why.
The site identifies which products reviewers like and dislike, where they agree or disagree, and why.
General Electric brand name appliances page with information on rebates, warranties, parts and service, special offers, product line and model numbers.
Photographic tour of the inside of an electric razor.
Detailed photographic tour of the inside of a hair dryer, with full explanations of all parts, with many related links.
Photographic tour of the inside of the common power-cube transformer.
Why are my power bills so high? What appliances use the most power?
What do the UL marks on so many products mean?
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