We found 19 Furniture Dealers
AHMOD-ALI
Le Port, Reunion • Furniture Dealers
Phone:
+262 42 1727
+262 42 1727
Physical Address:
17 Rue General De Gaulle, Le Port, Reunion
17 Rue General De Gaulle, Le Port, Reunion
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Saint Denis, Reunion • Furniture Dealers
Phone:
+262 94 7979
+262 94 7979
Fax:
+262 20 3673
+262 20 3673
Physical Address:
78 De Lattre de Tassigny Ave, Saint Denis, Reunion
78 De Lattre de Tassigny Ave, Saint Denis, Reunion
CENTRAL MEUBLES
Saint Paul, Reunion • Furniture Dealers
Phone:
+262 22 5026
+262 22 5026
Physical Address:
Saint Paul, Reunion
Saint Paul, Reunion
CONFORAMA
Saint Denis, Reunion • Furniture Dealers
Phone:
+262 40 1350
+262 40 1350
Fax:
+262 21 8212
+262 21 8212
Physical Address:
Saint Denis, Reunion
Saint Denis, Reunion
CONFORAMA
Saint Pierre, Reunion • Furniture Dealers
Phone:
+262 96 1818
+262 96 1818
Physical Address:
Saint Pierre, Reunion
Saint Pierre, Reunion
DINDAR CONFORT
Saint Denis, Reunion • Furniture Dealers
Phone:
+262 40 1200
+262 40 1200
Fax:
+262 41 4294
+262 41 4294
Physical Address:
Saint Denis, Reunion
Saint Denis, Reunion
DINDAR CONFORT
Sainte Clotilde, Saint Denis, Reunion • Furniture Dealers
Phone:
+262 40 1495
+262 40 1495
Physical Address:
Sainte Clotilde, Saint Denis, Reunion
Sainte Clotilde, Saint Denis, Reunion
DINDAR CONFORT
Saint Pierre, Reunion • Furniture Dealers
Phone:
+262 96 1800
+262 96 1800
Physical Address:
40 Rue Francois De Mahy, Saint Pierre, Reunion
40 Rue Francois De Mahy, Saint Pierre, Reunion
I M K MEUBLES
Tampon (Le), Reunion • Furniture Dealers
Phone:
+262 27 3231
+262 27 3231
Fax:
+262 27 5364
+262 27 5364
Physical Address:
41 Rue Hubert Delisle, Tampon (Le), Reunion
41 Rue Hubert Delisle, Tampon (Le), Reunion
I M K MEUBLES
Saint Louis, Reunion • Furniture Dealers
Phone:
+262 26 7946
+262 26 7946
Fax:
+262 27 7069
+262 27 7069
Physical Address:
Saint Louis, Reunion
Saint Louis, Reunion
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If an appliance isn’t working, you can replace worn plugs and cords. When replacing the cord on an appliance, it must be as heavy a gauge as the one you’re taking out, especially when an appliance heats up. These appliances must have cords that can resist fire; they have an Underwriters Laboratory (UL) fire rating. Appliance cords have reusable plastic outer insulators that hold the cord into the base. To remove the insulator, squeeze it on the inside with pliers until it pushes out of the hole. Take it off the wire and don’t throw it away. Now follow these steps:
