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World Service Centers Vacuum Cleners Electrolux Macedonia WORLD SERVICE CENTERS -SVETSKI SERVISNI CENTRI ZA APARATI ZA DOMAKINSTVO INDUSTRIJA.HOTELI RESTORANI Country Name Address ET_LISTE Zip City PhoneCountryCode Telephone Fax e-majl e-majl 1 Albania Marketing & Distribution Tirane-Durres Highway, km 10 Kashar Tirana ++355 048-202336 048-202407 2 Argentina Electro-Reparaciones Bianchi Entre Rios 745 6500 9 de Julio ++54 (02317)425643 (02317)415643 3 Argentina Service Avellaneda 9 de Julio 96 1870 Avellaneda ++54 4222-5292 4222-5292 4 Argentina Casa Torres Av. Mitre 2559 1870 Avellaneda ++54 4255-5854 4237-9144 5 Argentina Repuestos Cittá Irigoyen 176 8000 Bahía Blanca ++54 (0291)4515010 (0291)4520881 6 Argentina Repuesto Hogar Saavedra 19 8000 Bahía Blanca ++54 (0291)4537236 (0291)4537236 7 Argentina Casa Divi Av. De los Quilmes 986 1876 Bernal Oeste ++54 4251-0290 4251-0290 8 Argentina Electricidad Krautor Lavalle 415 2804 Campana ++54 (03489)432919 (03489)420372 9 Argentina CRA SA Av Santa Fe 5280 1425 Capital Federal ++54 4772-8798 47720551 10 Argentina CRA SA J.B.Alberdi (esq Centenera ) No. 900 1424 Capital Federal ++54 4901-9298 4901-8956 11 Argentina CRA SA Paraguay 757 1057 Capital Federal ++54 4311-4400 43126949 12 Argentina Electri - Luz Juan A.García 1620 1416 Capital Federal ++54 4581-9613 4581-9613 13 Argentina D' Auria Pidone Ramón L. Falcon 2200 1406 Capital Federal ++54 4631-2727 4631-2727 14 Argentina Quick Assistance S.R.L. 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San Martín 2574 1888 Florencio Varela ++54 4255-5854 4237-9144 25 Argentina Servitec Moreno 682 3600 Formosa ++54 (03717)426621 (03717)437448 26 Argentina Araujo y Ricard Belgrano 1845 5501 Godoy Cruz ++54 (0261)4249930 (0261)4249930 27 Argentina Servi 9 Calle 110(entre 7 y 9) 341 6360 Gral Pico ++54 (02302)430204 (02302)431421 28 Argentina Yezzi Hogar Tucumán 80 8332 Gral. Roca ++54 (02941)423784 (02941)423784 29 Argentina Electrónica Álvarez Honorio Luque 6084 1757 Gregorio de la Ferrere ++54 4626-1322 4626-1322 30 Argentina Galgano Electrodomesticos Lebenshon 537 6000 Junin ++54 (02362)425988 (02362)425988 31 Argentina La Plata Service Av. 44 y 20 No. 1250 1900 La Plata ++54 (0221)4275204 (0221)4244618 32 Argentina Telecolor D. 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Bolivar 675 1704 Ramos Mejía ++54 4654-6878 4654-6878/8003 64 Argentina Electro Hogar Av. 9 de Julio 264 3500 Resistencia ++54 (03722)434911 (03722)434911 65 Argentina I.T.E.T(Instituto Tecnico de Electrónica y TeleviGral Vedia 412 3500 Resistencia ++54 (03722)420504 (03722)420504 66 Argentina La Casa del Repuesto Fotheringhan 71 5800 Río Cuarto ++54 (0358)4628066 (0358)4628066 67 Argentina Video Kolor lavalle 998 5577 Rivadavia ++54 (02623)445962 (02623)445962 68 Argentina DIL Servicio Post-ven Italia 242 2000 Rosario ++54 (0341)4250878 (0341)4250878 69 Argentina El Clásico S.A Maipú 898 2000 Rosario ++54 (0341)4210999 (0341)4216184 70 Argentina Pardal Service Las Heras 811 4600 S. S. Jujuy ++54 (0388)4233653 (0388)4233653 71 Argentina P&Perez Refrigeracio Zabala 560 4400 Salta ++54 (0387)4232464 (0387)4232464 72 Argentina Roque Gallard Alvarado 1066 4400 Salta ++54 (0387)4317256 (0387)4317256 73 Argentina Bertazo servicio tecnico Tiscornia 682 8400 San C. Bariloche ++54 (02944)426800 (02944)426800 74 Argentina Yoke Service Martín y Omar 22 1642 San Isidro ++54 4747-2285 4747-2285 75 Argentina Turiz service Electrodomesticos San Luis (Este) 260 5400 San Juan ++54 (0264)4202922 (0264)4202922 76 Argentina Service San Justo Venezuela 3171 1754 San Justo ++54 4651-8913 4651-8913 77 Argentina Electronica Nico S.RJunin 679 5700 San Luis ++54 (02652)433795 (02652)428747 78 Argentina Repuesto Hogar Av. Pte.Perón 1928 1663 San Miguel ++54 4664-4700 4644-4700 79 Argentina Servihogar Oscar Luis Viale 362 2900 San Nicolas ++54 (03461)428955 (03461)428955 80 Argentina Diger Av Mitre 277 5600 San Rafael ++54 (02627)425620 (02627)425620 81 Argentina Electricidad Segado Facundo Zubiria 5346 3000 Santa Fe ++54 (0342)4535417 (0342)4535417 82 Argentina Centro de Servicio Alberto e Hijos Hilario Lagos 422 6300 Santa Rosa ++54 (02954)438288 (02954)438288 83 Argentina Taller del ingeniero Raul Barchini Rivadavia 833 4200 Santiago. Del estero ++54 (0385)4213872 (0385)4223755 84 Argentina Centro de Servicios Montiel 1143 7000 Tandil ++54 (02293)445286 (02293)445286 85 Argentina Motyka Y CIA Belgrano 845 4560 Tartagal ++54 (03875)422022 (03875)421004 86 Argentina Wimer Ameghino 749 9100 Trelew ++54 (02965)427935 (02965)427935 87 Argentina Electrodomésticos Walter Tte.Gral. Uriburu 277 6400 Trenque Lauquen ++54 (02392)424228 (02392)424228 88 Argentina Los Especialistas Antartida Argentina 71 9410 Ushuaia ++54 (02901)436763 (02901)435456 89 Argentina Electronica Degiovanni Av.Lisandro de la Torre 1055 2600 Venado Tuerto ++54 (03462)424613 (03462)424613 90 Argentina Radio Cersósimo Av. Maipú 402 1638 Vicente López ++54 4795-2725 4795-2725 91 Argentina Gran Norte Alte. Brown 3067 1653 Villa Ballester ++54 4768-9373 4768-9373 92 Argentina Vanguard sistemas E Mexico 421 5900 Villa Maria ++54 (0353) 4532951 (0353) 4532951 93 Argentina Servi Hogar Tucumán(Galeria Mercedez local 2) No. 29 5730 Villa Mercedes ++54 (02657)427332 (02657)427332 94 Argentina Ares Electronica Ejercito Argentino 229 8340 Zapala ++54 (02942)421980 (02942)421980 95 Aruba Boolchand´s Seaport Mall, Havenstraat 4 Oranjestad 96 Australia Mark 1 Appliances Unit 1, 46 Abernethy Road WA 6104 Belmont ++61 08-94750911 08-94750922 97 Australia Faulder Appliance Services Pty Ltd Shop 4 / 9 Evans Road NSW 2766 Rooty Hill ++61 02-96253064 02-96253037 98 Australia Procter & Gamble Austalia Pty Ltd Level 4 / 1 Innovation Road NSW 2113 North Ryde ++61 free call: 1800-641-802-8864-5570 99 Australia Adelaide Service Centre Shop B2, Parkholme Shopping Centre SA 5043 Adelaide ++61 08-83575800 08-83575833 100 Australia J.A. 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