Comments on: Stove Maintenance

By: Robert Hammerslag

Robert Hammerslag — Thu, 12 Aug 2010 19:11:59 +0000

Does anyone have any comments on the Bopani cook stoves. They are supposed to be Italian but cost less than LaGermania or Elba. Here (Iloilo) they are sold by Citi Hardware

By: AC

AC — Sat, 31 Jul 2010 13:06:48 +0000

our elba also has same problem… mahina apoy.. and minsan… namamatay magisa… una akala ko madumi lang kaya pinabayaan ko… pero nabasa ko ito.. delikado pala at baka leak.. saan po kaya pwede ipagawa?
recommendations naman po.. thanks

By: ederliza estrera

ederliza estrera — Fri, 25 Jun 2010 08:53:21 +0000

we have a problem with our stove same with the others,we want you to repair it.can we have your contact number?

By: jeyeykei

jeyeykei — Mon, 26 Apr 2010 02:43:51 +0000

Mr. market man, you would take Viking over La germania anyday…yeah right! Unless someone gives it to you for free, or you’re more than willing enough to spend around $7000 US dollar for a unit, more or less 300.000 Philippine pesos, which is tantamount to purchasing a low cost house down further south of manila, is ridiculous!!!!!, and if i can afford one myself, i am expecting a master piece, but then again….. Try googling complaints in the US about Viking.
By the way, i never thought that you are so popular amongst food enthusiasts, critiques and the likes. Saw Anthony Bourdain’s trip to Manila, and was told that you were there. Felt so honored that you took some time to answer my comment, though we clashed a bit. Hehe! Good day Market man.

By: jan gloria

jan gloria — Sun, 18 Apr 2010 10:16:37 +0000

good day po,

we need a service for our whirpool refrigerators, washing machine, and range.
we need a service also for our lagermania gas range, sino po kaya who can accomodate us we are located in calamba laguna,
hope you can help us, slamat po and GOD BLESS

jan gloria
09276260848

By: mhel

mhel — Wed, 07 Apr 2010 03:36:13 +0000

Home Appliance Service Center in the Philippines

SAMSUNG Philippines
Ground level Bonaventure Greenhills,San Juan
Tel. 580-5777 / 726-6624
SONY Philippines
7285 Solidhouse Bldg., Pasong Tamo,Makati City
Tel. 330-1111
PHILIPS Philippines
106 Valero St. Salcedo Vill. Makati City
Tel. 816-2617 / 816-4416
SHARP Philippines
KM 23 West Service Rd. Alabang Muntinlupa City
Tel. 847- 777 / 809- 4991/93
PANASONIC Philippines
Taytay Cainta Rizal
Tel. 636-3101
JVC Philippines
918 Arnaiz Avenue, Makati City
Tel. 889-7711 loc.153
LG Philippines
15F Legaspi st. cor.Raymundo Ave. Maybunga,Pasig City
Tel. 640-2525 / 641-4181/85
CARRIER Philippines
KM 20 East Service rd. Alabang, Muntinlupa City
Tel. 863-555 / 863-5540
KOLIN Philippines
Kolin bldg. EDSA cor. Magallanes, Makati City
Tel. 852-1531 / 851-2711
ELECTROLUX Philippines
308 Buendia St. Makati City
Tel. 812-6751 / 892-3589
PIONEER Philippines
710 Adelo st. Malibay, Pasay City
Tel. 852-6706
CONCEPCION (Kelvinator, Condura) Philippines
8223 Ene bldg. Sucat Rd. Paranaque
Tel. 845-4663 / 845-2273
LA GERMANIA Philippines
1820 Paz Mendoza Paco Manila
Tel. 546-1521
ELBA Philippines
3425 Bataan st. V. Mapa Sta. Mesa,Manila
Tel. 714-6002/03
WHIRLPOOL Philippines
24 D. Tuazon st. cor. L.Castillo,Quezon City
Tel. 732-7373 dial 1
TCL Philippines
Rm. 2004 Richville Corp. Tower Madrigal Business Park Ayala Alabang
Tel. 809-3138 / 807-4880 loc. 123

By: larry

larry — Tue, 30 Mar 2010 07:31:58 +0000

i broke na door glass of my moms lagermania howmuch would it cost me to replace it…any idea?

By: manilamomof5

manilamomof5 — Tue, 05 Jan 2010 05:14:55 +0000

hi MM, been lurking around your site and i find it extremely helpful and a lot of times entertaining. i was searching the net for the service contact numbers of la germania and your site was in the top 5 of the list :) for those who’ve been asking MM for the contact numbers of la germania, you can call 564-1521 to 28 and ask for the contact number of the person who services your area. just called them now and i’m finally going to have mine serviced after 6 yrs! i’m amazed we haven’t had a major accident. thanks MM, love your site

By: Marketman

Marketman — Fri, 11 Dec 2009 15:53:00 +0000

jeyeykei, I would take a viking over a la germania ANY DAY. Vikings aren’t perfect, but they sure are more sturdy than a La Germania. In the 10 years we have had our Viking, I have changed our La Germania stoves in the city twice. I cook a LOT and the La Germania’s are okay for occasional cooks but not for frequent users. That’s okay, I just amortize their cost over a shorter period. But try bending the metal on the La Germania, you can easily to that, but its harder on a Viking. And the heat of a viking is 2-3X the BTU’s given off by a La Germania. As far as energy consumption, would your friends have electric vikings? Why would they do that. Gas is the way to go.

By: jeyeykei

jeyeykei — Fri, 11 Dec 2009 06:19:55 +0000

Viking, though made in the US, doesn’t necessarily mean durable, for many of my friends who own Vikings are not happy with it’s efficiency in terms of durability and energy consumption. My la germania double fueled cooking range is still working properly despite 2 days submersion from ondoy’s flooding, and just by drying it up normally. My other la germania electric range is already 24 yrs.old and still functioning magnificently, and i use it’s oven almost everyday from toasting , roasting, drying etc. Wld you believe that i haven’t called their service center office until now for repair.