White Westinghouse Stoves, Ranges, and Ovens

A well-selected oven, stove or range is critical to any good kitchen, and often serves as its centerpiece. White Westinghouse has a long history of bringing these appliances into family kitchens across the world.

Company Background

White Westinghouse was founded in Mansfield, Ohio in 1914. In 1917, they manufactured the first stove made completely from iron and mahogany wood. By 1930, White Westinghouse moved into the production of other household appliances, beginning with refrigerators. Today, this company continues to produce refrigerators, dishwashers, freezers, washing machines, dryers, and air-conditioning units. In 1986, Electrolux of Sweden purchased White-Westinghouse.

Where to Buy

Today, the White Westinghouse brand name is available throughout Latin America. For US consumers, older model White Westinghouse stoves, ovens and ranges may be available through antique stove dealers. Models produced after 1986 carry the Electrolux name and continue to be sold today through Electrolux distribution channels.

Features

White Westinghouse produces built-in ovens, gas and electric cook tops and ranges, as well as external and built-in steam ovens. Their stoves, ovens and ranges are available in stainless steel finishes, as well as alternatives. Most models utilize 50 hertz and 230 volts for powering, slightly more for gas cook tops and both varieties of steam ovens. Models range greatly in size and capacity. Ovens come in two sizes, one standard and one that offers extra capacity. Ranges and steam ovens vary greatly in size.

Parts and Repair

Electrolux appliances are serviced by a national network of authorized independent service companies. Genuine Renewal parts are required in order to maintain an Electrolux warranty or extended warranty. A search for White Westinghouse replacement parts generally led to universal elements that fit a diverse group of standard kitchen appliances.

Contacting Electrolux