Can the kitchenaid extended warranty be purchased for a refurbished machine?
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I looked on the Kitchenaid warranty website (https://www.kitchenaidextendedserviceplans.com/Solicit/SelectProducts) and it turns out that they do NOT offer a Kitchenaid Extended Service Plan for any Kitchenaid Standmixer - Bowl lift. Check out the site I post. When you fill out the quote request form you get this, "Sorry, we do not offer extended service plans on Standmixer - Bowl Lift."
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If it is a factory-authorized refurbished machine, it probably works even better than it did when it was brand-new. I would recommend it highly to you. However, if it's simply a used model, you might ask to try it out before buying it. You won't want to purchase someone else's problem.
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The unit i purchased was refurbished but works as new. There is/was no warranty included with mine but it is rare, if proper care is taken, a person ever needs to call upon issues.
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Not sure. I'm gonna be honest your not going to have a problem with this machine. However, I'm sure there is somethird party company out there willing to take your money in return for a warranty they will never have to fulfill.
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Andy, I would recommend sending an email to customer support at KitchenAid or calling customer support and getting a response directly from them to be sure.
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We did not buy the extended warrenty, We generally do not buy any extended warreny. We believe that if the product is defective most likely will be during to regular warrenty. Also, most repairs have you pay the deductible and ususaul with the deductibale and the price of the warrenty that you paid for, you are most likely paying out what the machine is worth for its age at the time. There is that chance that you have a bad machine and make out for getting an extended warrenty, but you are better off in the long run to not buy any warrentee and save the warrenty money to pay for the one appliance that does break.
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They can be, yes. And are often cheaper and just as good as new. I often buy refurbished equipment because of this and seldomly have problems. Although it's always best to consider the source before purchasing.
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I would suggest going to their site and registering your product. Companies in general will not validate your warranty unless you register the product. You could also search their site for contact info. https://www.kitchenaid.com/customer-service/register-products/
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I wouldn't imagine so. They were also dicks about customer service as well. My unit was out of warranty by a few months, and they refused to repair it for less than 100$ plus shipping. I took the machine apart myself to see if I could fix it, only to find that it was obviously a refurbished unit, even though it had been sold as new. There were plastic feet that had been snapped off and then glued back together (poorly) inside the housing, along with a wealth of mismatched screws. The broken part of the unit is a proprietary motor/fan housing which can not easily be replaced.In short, don't buy this unit. It doesn't roast very well, and it's prone to breaking. I wouldn't imagine so. They were also dicks about customer service as well. My unit was out of warranty by a few months, and they refused to repair it for less than 100$ plus shipping. I took the machine apart myself to see if I could fix it, only to find that it was obviously a refurbished unit, even though it had been sold as new. There were plastic feet that had been snapped off and then glued back together (poorly) inside the housing, along with a wealth of mismatched screws. The broken part of the unit is a proprietary motor/fan housing which can not easily be replaced.In... » Read More I wouldn't imagine so. They were also dicks about customer service as well. My unit was out of warranty by a few months, and they refused to repair it for less than 100$ plus shipping. I took the machine apart myself to see if I could fix it, only to find that it was obviously a refurbished unit, even though it had been sold as new. There were plastic feet that had been snapped off and then glued back together (poorly) inside the housing, along with a wealth of mismatched screws. The broken part of the unit is a proprietary motor/fan housing which can not easily be replaced.In short, don't buy this unit. It doesn't roast very well, and it's prone to breaking. « Show Less
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Not on refurbished computers purchased through Amazon. They will on eBay purchases though.
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Go to kitchenaid website and contact them via email. It may take awhile but they will respond
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Warranty is suppose to be just 90 days only but if you talk to amazon I read from one buyer that they may extend to the full year ( I just never bothered because I never had problems with refurbished products). All the accessories instructions come with it. The only difference is it comes in a different box and manual that says its a refurbished product. ,I guess it stops people from selling it as brand new lol. I'm still very much happy with this toaster and use it almost five times a day.
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Yes you will! My mom has a machine over there and used the warranty and phone support already. And I gotta tell you, she was very happy with the customer support!
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Correct. You get a 90-day. The instruction manual / warranty card all state language specifically addressing the unit as "Refurbished / Remanufactured". I can say this for certain...We bought our unit 6 or 7 months ago for our nanny to use when cooking baby food rather than using the full size oven. We have used it multiple times every day since purchasing, and it has become an indespensible kitchen tool for us all. You won't regret the purchase.
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KitchenAid does not recommend it but they will work with a transformer. It will nullify the warrenty if you take one out of the US.
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Agreed, 99% sure it comes with 90-days from Amazon. I went ahead and purchased the extended warranty as well. I've had the Breville for nearly 3 months and it operates perfectly. Great machine with intelligent design.
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Some refurbuished products may have been repaired and some may just have been returned for no functional reason. There's no real way of knowing. But, in general, I'd say the extra warranty period is worth the small price difference. Now if the refurb cost 50% less, that might be a differnt story.