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Amana Appliance Repair

 

Call LANDERS APPLIANCE today at 410-682-3232, for award-winning AMANA appliance repair anywhere in Baltimore and surrounding Counties. From the Harford County Court House to the Annapolis State House, LANDERS APPLIANCE trucks are on the road, stocked with most common appliance repair parts to fix your AMANA appliance the same day! Call before noon, and our friendly call takers will schedule the appointment, and call when the technician is on his way … no impersonal answering service here! LANDERS APPLIANCE will set up a morning or afternoon AMANA appliance repair, and even arrange a “call to meet” Appointment to help simplify your life. LANDERS APPLIANCE fixes all AMANA units including the French Door & Side by Side refrigerators, Gas Range with Bake Assist, and Top Loading Washers; and Landers uses only AMANA Factory Authorized Parts.

That’s why LANDERS APPLIANCE has earned Angie’s List Super Service Award 9 times, and won “BALTIMORE’S BEST APPLIANCE REPAIR” 10 times from Baltimore Magazine.

LANDERS APPLIANCE technicians are the only Master Certified Technicians in the state of Maryland, and many have been with our company for over 20 years. LANDERS APPLIANCE has been performing quality AMANA appliance repair for over 34 years, anywhere near Havre de Grace, all the way to Centennial Park in Columbia!

Don’t delay, call the experts today, at LANDERS APPLIANCE (410-682-3232) for all your AMANA appliance repair needs. LANDERS APPLIANCE will service more than one unit on the same visit, to save your time, and will quote all fees from the National Appliance Repair Price Guide for a fair deal on your AMANA units. Make LANDERS APPLIANCE your friendly AMANA appliance repair servicer TODAY!

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Amana History

Amana Appliances are an American tradition. The Amana brand is like baseball and apple pie, although the brand has never achieved the success of those American icons. Amana, the brand, originated in the farm country of central Iowa. Amana was the inventor and manufacturer of the first microwaves commercially produced for home use. The Amana microwave was known as the Radar Range. The Amana Radar Range were huge compared to today’s microwaves, they weighed a ton, were powered with a 1500 watt magnetron tube, cost an arm and a leg and lasted forever. I wish I still had mine! I always found the product easy to service. Many parts were able to be replaced at the component level as opposed to requiring an entire board replacement as is the case with appliances built today.

Using the goodwill and name recognition from the success of their microwave, Amana expanded into the production of other appliances, most notably the bottom freezer refrigerator. In fact, up until a few years ago Amana was the lone producer of all of the bottom freezer refrigeration products on the market. With the advent of the French door refrigerator and its growing popularity other brands began competing with Amana for that market segment. An interesting, little known fact is that the first French door refrigerator built by Amana was actually sold under the Whirlpool name (this type of outsourcing is a very common occurrence in the appliance industry).

Amana worked out a deal with Speed Queen and began selling the Speed Queen washer design under the Amana label. The Amana washing machine had been redesigned to mimic the Maytag Dependable Care washer product and failed miserably. As a result they became an easy takeover target. Their own Iowa neighbor, Maytag seized the opportunity and purchased Amana in the 1990’s.

The Amana refrigeration line was especially valuable to Maytag as they had had a poor history in producing a sound refrigerator. The Amana sealed system was and still is a very long lasting, solid design. Maytag began leveraging the strength of the Amana products to boost their own sales. Unfortunately Maytag put too much stake in the poorly designed top load washer and not enough into their own research and development. The Amana designed S-Series washer was a tremendous failure and delivered a severe blow to the parent company’s reputation and profitability.

The Amana brand today, under the ownership of Whirlpool, has been positioned as a value brand. Amana offers very few model choices, and for the most part the products have scaled down options and are inexpensive. The exception remains the Amana French door refrigerator. Even as a value brand the Amana product is still a solid option to other value brands on the market. As a service company we have not seen or experienced any major issues with the Amana brand since the S-series washer, which was taken out of production around 2003 or so.

If you have any questions regarding the Amana brand or a specific Amana appliance, please call or e-mail me, Dean Landers at [email protected] or 410 682-3232 ext. 101. I’m happy to provide you the latest info I have regarding Amana and any other brand on the market.

For more Amana information, click here to check out the manufacturer’s website.
If you love to read about Americana Industrial history check out Dr. Lee Maxwell’s book called, “Save Womens Lives – History of Washing Machines.” Dr Maxwell actually has a museum full of old washing machines in Eaton, Co You are also welcome to come to Landers Appliance showroom (7032 Golden Ring Rd. Baltimore, MD) and look through the books as we have signed copies sitting on top of our two antique wringer washers.

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Hours

Monday - Friday 8 AM - 5 PM

Sales Extended Hours:
Tuesday - Wednesday 5 PM – 7 PM by Appointment Only.

Saturday & Sunday Closed

Delivery Area

Baltimore County, Baltimore City,
Harford County, Howard County,
Anne Arundel County, Carroll County