Used Home Appliances for Sale

What to check before buying a used appliance

• See it running for at least 10–15 minutes, not just switched on for a moment.
• Read the rating sticker for the model number and manufacturing date, and the BEE star label for running cost — a higher star rating means lower electricity bills.
• Refrigerators: check that both compartments cool, the door gaskets seal properly, and the compressor is not unusually loud.
• Washing machines: run a short cycle to check filling, spinning and draining, and look underneath for leaks. A grinding noise during spin often means worn bearings.
• Air conditioners: ask the tonnage, whether it is an inverter model, and when it was last serviced. Budget for uninstallation and reinstallation by a technician.
• Microwaves: heat a cup of water for a minute and check the turntable, door latch and light.

Browse by type

Refrigerators · Washing machines · Air conditioners · Microwaves · Fans & coolers

Appliances by budget

See appliances under ₹5,000, under ₹10,000 and under ₹15,000.

Selling an appliance

Clean it, photograph it switched on along with the rating sticker, and mention the purchase year, capacity and any remaining compressor or motor warranty. Read our guide to second-hand appliances and our appliance selling guide.

Smaller kitchen items such as mixers and gas stoves are listed under Home & Garden.