I am ridding myself of a Jennaire downdraft slide-in with cartridges. I have
been told the stove is worthless and should be thrown in the trash.
Anyone know if this is true?

Can I sell the cartridges?


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Kim, Merritt Island, Florida 32952

On Fri, 09 Jan 2004 01:51:37 +0000, Kim wrote:

> I am ridding myself of a Jennaire downdraft slide-in with cartridges. I
> have been told the stove is worthless and should be thrown in the trash.
> Anyone know if this is true?
>
> Can I sell the cartridges?

Used kitchen appliances are typically worth little to nothing, especially
after any time of use at all. You might call Goodwill or a similar
charitable operation and see if they have any interest as a giveaway.
Otherwise I'd save myself the trouble and toss it.

EBay does have an section for Home Appliance. Many of the items sold there
are new. Used items typically are too heavy to justify the shipping
charges for them. However, there is a market for parts such as the
cartidges, cutting boards, etc. A quick look revealed one electric coil
cartidge on auction for $8.88 and a gas BBQ insert up for $5.00. Neither
have bids right now, but there are several days to go.

Up to you whether that is worth the trouble or not.