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The 4 Most Reliable Appliance Manufacturers

Interesting statistic: Our warranty appliance repair is 45% less then last year. So appliances are breaking down less within the first year. We have 16 appliance repair technicians on the road averaging 8-10 service calls per day, so this is significant.

We have more actively managed our sales towards the more reliable brands for less repair.

Following are the 4 most reliable appliance brands in order:

Number 4 - Frigidaire

Frigidaire FFGF3053LS: When Electrolux purchased Frigidaire in the early 1990s, they closed and retooled their factories. Rather than opting for short term revenue, Electrolux decided to reposition Frigidaire as a value brand with features. However, these newer factories also produced more reliable products, especially cooking, laundry and refrigeration.

FFGF3053LS

Number 3 - Bosch

Bosch SHE55M15UC: No surprise here. You would think the Germans would build a high quality product virtually devoid of appliance repair. The Bosch dishwashers are actually manufactured in a newer plant in North Carolina.

SHE55M15UC

Number 2 - SubZero

SubZero BI-36: SubZero is a family owned company based in Wisconsin. Family owned means you care more about the label than a multi-national would. Vacuum seal, twin compressors, magnetic crispers and air scrubbers have established SubZero as the dominant name in premium refrigeration.

About 5 years ago, they automated their manufacturing processes and recommitted funding in appliance repair. Incredibly, every SubZero is tested before it leaves the factory.We actually sell more SubZero refrigerators as we did pre-recession. Then again, it is a better refrigerator.

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Number 1 - Miele

Miele G2472SCSF: It is a world of outsourcing, except at Miele. Miele, another family owned company, still manufactures 96.8% of the components in their products. Thus, they have the tightest quality control in the industry (or probably any industry). The only component not manufacturered by Miele in their dishwasher is the rollers under the racks. Their next act is supplying self diagnosing transponders, so their appliances can signal Miele's home office for repair.

G2472SCSF

Miele is up a whopping 39% over last year. Perhaps people will pay a bit extra for longer average life.

Although there will probably never be a repair proof appliance, these four companies are statistically better.

For more information about choosing appliances, take a look at our Appliance Buying Guide.

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At CSY Design Interiors, we have strongly recommended Yale Appliance to our customers for many years because of their commitment to exceptional service in both sales and maintenance … their long standing policy of guaranteeing the lowest price in our marketplace on every sale … the fact that they do not charge for removal of old appliances when they deliver your new ones … and because they have long done their best to make sure old appliances traded in are made available to people in need or safely recycled. 
 
 
 
The added bonus to looking to Yale for your appliance needs, is that they also remain committed to using electronic media to keep their customers as informed as possible … as in this example of most useful and helpful information. 
 
 
 
Campbell Yaw / Principal / CSY Design Interiors 
 
Posted @ Tuesday, July 12, 2011 12:47 PM by campbell stewart yaw
Wow thanks.....
Posted @ Thursday, July 28, 2011 6:05 AM by Steve Sheinkopf
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