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Appliance Factory Parts Gift Cards
Thornton, CO 80233
United States
(303) 657-1111
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Website: http://www.appliancefactory.com
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User Reviews
I was able to get a new stainless steel Refrigerator, oven and microwave for the original cost of just the fridge. They do have minor scratches or dents but it was nothing that affected how they works and were easily hidden because they…
WOW! We saved over $1500 when purchasing new appliances for the kitchen!! Diana was amazing and found exactly what we were looking for and prices were 1-3 hundred lower than Home Depot or Lowes and even Sears Outlet!!\r Thanks Diana B! We…
Poor products, even worse customer service.\r \r They sold me a fridge which had a broken valve connector AND broken AC fan that would turn off for hours causing the ice in the reservoir to turn liquid, then the AC fan would come back on…
