Legal Question in Landlord & Tenant Law in California

No. Uninhabitable is only the absence of one or more strictly legally defined conditions that pertain to the most basic conditions of housing, such as water, power, heating, being closed against the elements, etc. You may have a claim for rent reduction and/or reimbursement from the date the appliances were removed, for the difference between your agreed rent and the market rental value of the premises if rented out with the tenant having to provide those items, but you do not have an uninhabitability claim.