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Throwback Thursday – – Some great old advertisements from the ’50s and 60s. #refrigerators, #stoves, #washers & #dryers #vintage
Some great old advertisements from the ’50s and 60s. #refrigerators, #stoves, #washers & #dryers #vintage
#tbt
Here’s To The Last Day Of 2012!
The Feder’s family wishes you a safe and wonderful last day of 2012!
We will stay opened until 2:00 this afternoon and re-open at 7:30 AM on Wednesday, January 2nd.
Additionally, look for our new showroom opening in Santa Monica next week!
HAPPY NEW YEAR!
Feder’s Distributors
Happy Thanksgiving From the Feder’s Family!
To you and your family, we wish you a safe, healthy, and happy thanksgiving! Thank you to our customers.
A Few Great Articles On Cash For Appliances Program That Started Yesterday…
-Cash for appliances program starts
-Calif. ‘Cash For Appliances’ Begins On Earth Day
-Cash for Appliances program starts Thursday in California
-Cash For Appliances Program Starts
-Buyers line up for appliance rebates (PHOTO)
-Appliance rebates get shoppers out before dawn
-Cash for Appliance shoppers out early (VIDEO)
-Cash for Appliances Program Under Way (VIDEO)
-Cash for Appliances Begins Thursday (VIDEO)
-Cash for clunky appliances program kicks off today – with Commissioner
-Anthony Eggert
-How ‘California’s Cash for Appliances’ Works (VIDEO)
-Cash For Appliances Program Begins
-Bay Area shoppers up early to score hefty rebates on energy friendly appliances
-Cash For Appliances Program Takes Off
source for most of the above: Commissioner Eggert, The California Energy Commission“Clunker” Appliance Plan Details Begin To Emerge — Slowly
A little more information is beginning to surface about the “Clunker” Appliance Program.
Once implemented in November, consumers would be eligible for up to $250 rebates on energy star refrigerators, front-load washers, and other kitchen appliances and air conditioners.
The state of California should be getting about $35 million towards the program and should see utility companies, manufacturers and retailers (Feder’s Distributors would be included!) working together to help bring more energy-efficient appliances to our communities.
Many details are still unclear and one of the major pieces of this plan still needs to be ironed out: what will happen with the old appliances and would a recycling requirement be the kicker?
Typically, disposal of older appliances is much easier and cost-efficient. However, placing appliances in landfills can be extremely damaging to our environment and would have a negative effect on such a program.
Although difficult and costly, recycling old appliances should be the way to go. But the plan is still incomplete and does not yet specify who would be responsible for this.
As more information is released, we will continue to keep you updated here.
Important Safety Recall–Frigidaire Top-Load Washers, 3.1 CuFt Front-Load Washers & Laundry Centers
Frigidaire is recalling to repair the following top load washers, 3.1 cubic foot front load washers and laundry centers. The drain pump may have been manufactured improperly and in certain circumstances could create a fire hazard.
ONLY PRODUCTS WITH THE MODEL NUMBERS AND SERIAL NUMBERS LISTED BELOW MAY BE AFFECTED.*
* Not all serial numbers within these ranges are affected.
(Crosley®, Frigidaire®, Kelvinator®, White-Westinghouse®):
CTW100FW, FTW3011KW, FTW3014KW, FWS1233FS, FWS933FS, GLWS1439FC, GLWS1439FS, GLWS1749FS, KWS1349DS, MWS939AS, SWS1233HQ, SWS1233HS, SWS1339HS, SWS1649HS, SWS833HS, SWX703HQ, SWX703HS, WWS833FS, and WWTW3000KW XC90306228 to XC91606302
Front Load Washer (Crosley®, Frigidaire®, Wascomat®, White-Westinghouse®):
XC90501765 to XC91607678
Laundry Center (Crosley®, Frigidaire®, Kenmore®, White-Westinghouse®): XE85104013 to XE91603486, CFW2000FW, FCCW3000FS, FTF1240FS, FTF530FS, GLTF1570FS, WE17M, WE17N, WTF330HS, 97812, 97912, 97962, C97812, C97912, C97962, CLCE500FW, CLCE900FW, FEX831FS, FGX831FS, FLGB8200FS, GCET1031FS, GLEH1642FS, GLET1031FS, GLET1142FS, GLGH1642FS, GLGT1031FS, GLGT1142FS, MEX731CFS, SWSG1031HS, SWXG831HS
I M P O R T A N T S A F E T Y R E C A L L
If your product is affected, STOP USING IT IMMEDIATELY, and call Frigidaire toll free at: 1-800-734-4519
between 8 a.m. and 11 p.m., Eastern Time, Monday through Saturday, or go to
www.laundrypumprecall.com to confirm
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IS IT FRUSTRATING AND EXPENSIVE TO REPLACE KITCHEN APPLIANCES AND AIR CONDITIONERS IN YOUR MULTIFAMILY UNITS?
Last month, we helped countless managers and management companies get rid of the frustration of purchasing major kitchen appliances and air conditioners! We’d like to help you do the same.
Call us and find out why more multifamily property managers, owners, builders and contractors are buying appliances and air conditioners from Feder’s Distributors. We make you our top priority. Our customer service, experience, expertise and pricing make us the best in the industry today.
SIMPLE 5-MINUTE ORDERING PROCESS BY PHONE, IN STORE, OR ONLINE
DELIVERy & INSTALLation WITHIN one to TWO BUSINESS DAYS
OUR EXPERIENCED SALESMEN ARE EASY TO FIND
WE’RE BUILDER DISTRIBUTORS SPECIALIZING IN MULTI-FAMILY
Our family-owned business was founded more than 40 years ago and still remains in the same location today. We have grown to be the leader in sales, distribution and installation of appliances and air conditioners within Southern California.
As always, Feder’s Distributors will beat any printed price and make sure you are 100% satisfied!
If your current appliance or air conditioner supplier cannot do all of the above, we’re a company that can. Please visit www.AptKitchens.com or call us to place your next order: 818-769-8000.
Follow These Easy Instructions To Save Money And Get Better Performance From Your Room Air Conditioner
Since Summer is right-around-the-corner, we thought it would be a great time to remind you how to run your room air conditioner correctly.
If you are a landlord, make sure you check all the filters now and clean or replace dirty and damaged ones on a bi-weekly during the Summer and on a monthly basis throughout the rest year! Tenants and owners, you need to do the same!
Window and wall air conditioners are not the same as central air conditioners.
To ensure you get the best performance from your air conditioner, we advise that you turn it on in the morning. Your air conditioner has an internal thermostat that will detect the temperature in the room. When the room reaches the temperature you set it to, the unit will shut off. When the room gets warmer the thermostat will detect that change and will turn on by itself.
The vent should be closed at all times and should only be open when using the fan mode to bring in outside air. Having your vent open while operating the air conditioner will make your unit work harder and it will cost you more money to run.
When turning on your air conditioner, make sure you set it to 74-78 degrees and no lower than 72. This will not only will save you money, but it will allow your air conditioner to work properly.
Again, check your filter every other week during the Summer and once a month during the other times of year for better performance.
Remember: If you turn your air conditioner on when the day’s heat is at its peak, it will take time to get the desired cooling effect, and will use much more energy.
Stay cool!