Web Site.

Loads of them.  Depends on what you are looking for.
Here's a few names to be going on with, if you Google them you will get a link to the website.

Media Markt
Carrefour Espana
Hnos Garcia
Master Cadena
Muebles Torregrosa

Stick Electrodomesticos followed by your nearest town and you will be bound to come up with loads.


Actually, the Media Markt site is great.  If you stick in electrodomesticos it comes up with a draught beer dispenser for the home and even gives you a video on how it works.  Glad to see they've got their priorities right, who wants boring toasters and sandwich makers?

This message was last edited by bobaol on 6/21/2008.

cheers,

Just a quick tip - If you speak Spanish, then you're fine with Carrefour - I bought an Iron from there with a year's guarantee.

After about 9 months - it stopped steaming so I took it back to Carrefour and they simply gave me the telephone number of the service centre - thankfully, I speak Spanish so was able to take the iron to the repair shop,  explain the problem to the (Spanish-only speaking) staff and and so get the item repaired.

If you buy from a decent electrical chain eg Torregrosa, and the item has, say, a 4 year guarantee, then the store will help you for the term of the guarantee (they're English speaking too)

This message was last edited by mikeinspain on 8/26/2008.

I know what you mean about Carrefours.  

My OH and myself were waiting to pay at the checkout, last year, when my husband said that he felt ill. We had been waiting ages at the head of the queue to pay by credit card.  Told the problem to the checkout girl in English (not sure why, but had presumed that they all spoke English!!!) and I got a very blank look.

Luckily, I can also speak Spanish!!  After repeating the problem, in Spanish, the girl rushed around with a chair for my husband - and even asked if he would like something to drink!!  Sometimes, the lingo comes in very handy!