Does anybody know the web address to Norge appliances?

Question

I want to research a used Norge Glass top stove, but I can't seem to find their web page if they have one.

Answer 1

This company no longer exists. Try one of the "repair" web sites.

http://www.antiqueappliances.com/

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Norge

Also try Wikipedia. It tells what happened to the company.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Norge

I also found this Norge Museum site.

http://www.automaticwasher.org/MUSEUM/Norge/Museum-Norge.htm

Answer 2

Norge Appliances

Answer 3

This Site Might Help You.

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Does anybody know the web address to Norge appliances?
I want to research a used Norge Glass top stove, but I can't seem to find their web page if they have one.

Answer 4

For comparison, here is a site that displays some Norge stoves:
http://www.antiqueappliances.com/products/norge/1937_norge_gas_stove.html

Here is some info about Norge appliances:

"The Norge refrigeration line has a complicated history of corporate buy-outs. Originally made by the Ranney Refrigeration Company, the Norge refrigerators line was eventually sold in 1970 to the Fedders Corporation. In 1978, Fedders was purchased by the Northland Corporation. Eventually the Norge refrigerator line was phased out and replaced with Northland refrigerators.

There is a great deal of interest in vintage refrigerators, particularly the Norge models. Some unrefurbished models of the Norge refrigerator are selling for thousands of dollars.

Parts and repair information for your Norge refrigerator
Norge refrigerator parts and repair are available through independent refrigerator repair companies, as well as many parts available through the Sears Company. There are many online sites that specialize in parts for a variety of refrigerator manufacturers, including Norge.

For questions about Norge refrigerators, you might try contacting Northland, the company that owns the Norge brand. "

Answer 5

Norge on its own doesnt really exist anymore, at least in the US. The label was owned by Maytag, which is now owned by Whirlpool.

Answer 6

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