Scratch and Dent Appliances in Sacramento
Open-box means the box opened. A display unit rotated off the floor. A special order that changed after it shipped. A door skin that picked up a mark between the factory and the kitchen. The machine underneath works exactly as built; the story is cosmetic, and the right buyer is the one who knows precisely what they are looking at.
What scratch and dent means on this floor
Units land in open-box condition a few ways, and they are not equal. Display pulls have lived on a showroom floor: opened daily, never installed, never run in a home. Cosmetic marks range from a scuff on a side panel that disappears into cabinetry forever, to a visible door blemish you would want priced into your decision by your own eyes, in person. Order changes are often the cleanest of all: a finished kitchen went a different direction, and a current-generation unit came back still new in every way that matters. Each unit is its own case. That is the honest core of this category: you are not buying a spec sheet, you are buying one specific machine.
How to inspect a unit the way the desk does
Stand in front of it and run the full cycle of motion: every door, every drawer, every hinge to its stop. Find the mark first, then decide whether your cabinetry, your panel, or your eye ever meets it again. Check the gasket seat and the leveling feet. Ask for the model and serial, and ask what coverage applies to that specific unit, because the answer is unit by unit. Ten minutes of hands-on inspection tells you more than any description could, which is why this page will never carry a list of units: the floor changes, and the point is to come see it.
Availability
Open-box pieces arrive with display rotations and order changes, and they leave quickly. Call for what is standing on the Roseville floor this week.
Call (916) 900-0107 and ask what open-box units are on the floor right now, then come put your hands on them at 900 Sunrise Ave in Roseville.