De Anza Appliance
About the business:
At De Anza Appliance in Santa Clara, we specialize in prompt and efficient appliance repair services. Our team excels in microwave oven, refrigerator, washer, and dryer repairs, ensuring your household essentials run smoothly once more.
When you entrust us with your appliance woes, you'll experience our unwavering commitment to delivering quality service tailored to your needs. We pride ourselves on being a reliable appliance repair service in the Santa Clara community, and we're always ready to lend a helping hand when things go awry.
Whether it's a stubborn microwave or a malfunctioning washing machine, our experienced technicians have the knowledge and tools to get your appliances up and running again in no time. Let us be your go-to partner for all appliance repair needs, and together we'll make your home life just a little bit easier.
Services:
All services 4Hours of operation
- Mon – Fri
- Sat – Sun
- 7:30 AM – 5:00 PM
- Closed
Latest reviews
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Som Javadi8 June 2026
Unable to diagnose dishwasher issue. Did not have the requisite tools or parts despite being a Viking certified technician. Removed dishwasher and could not replace it correctly.
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Rohan Rasane8 June 2026
Great service by Ruben, thanks team
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Larry Wall8 June 2026
Called DeAnza Appliance about my Viking range because both ovens would intermittently fail to get up to temp. Gus came out to check. The large oven did demonstrate the issue. Gus checked with 'JR' who said parts for my oven were no longer available. Here is Gus' writeup from my invoice, "The unit needs both oven boards..." THERE ARE NO OVEN BOARDS. YouTube videos explained this issue as an ignitor problem. I downloaded a parts list for my oven, found the part number for the ignitors and bought from Amazon for less than $25 each. YouTube videos showed step by step how to replace the ignitors which was super easy.
They may be good for other appliances, but I do not think they know anything about Viking ovens. I gave them three stars for promptly coming out. Oh, by the way, the cost for all the bad information was $130.