I purchased a westinghouse upright stove 4 years ago. It has the glass-top hotplates. Already 2 of the hotplates are faulty and won't reduce in heat - they stay on at full heat when turned on. I contacted Westinghouse and was basically advised "too bad you didn't extend your warranty".
I would have thought that 4 years is NOT considered as reasonable life for a stove!! I might understand if it had extensive use, but I am a single person, and the usage was minimal to mediem at best.
Isn't there something that I can quote to them to try and get them to at least offer to pay for some of the costs?
I would appreciate any assistance.
Regards
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