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Kevin Flanigan
February 27, 2026
Bought a Kitchen aid dishwasher from Lowe’s back in September 2025. In January 2026(4 months later) it wouldn’t drain and was giving me the error code related to the drain pump. Called in to submit a warranty repair and the soonest they could get a repair scheduled was a month. So I wait a month for the repair guy to come, and he doesn’t have the right part with him, so now I have to wait 3 more weeks for him to come back. Called back into Kitchenaid to see if there was another option. Three different people from Kitchenaid all told me the same thing. That I had no other option than to wait. I would caution anyone reading this against buying an appliance from the Kitchenaid/Whirlpool family. Having to wait 2 months for a repair on an appliance that I’ve only had for 4 months is crazy and I can’t believe that they think that is ok. I will personally never buy another appliance again from any of the brands they own.
Neil McDonald
February 27, 2026
Kitchenaid have failed to stand by their product on multiple occasions with me. If you want a major appliance that you can have faith in and know that it will get fixed if it goes wrong…..don’t buy a Kitchenaid.
LZ
February 24, 2026
I hate complaining about businesses, but buyer beware. I wish I had known that Kitchen Aid is not a reliable company.The situation: I returned a Kitchen Aid in early January. It was delivered January 9th. We are currently at Feb 24th and I have still not received my refund. I called, and the receptionist who answered said they "were closed for the holidays" and I should wait another 3 weeks for my refund. I'm sorry- what holidays? Valentine's Day? I've never seen a company treat returns with such disregard. My questions is, had I not called, would they have ever sent the refund? Or just assumed that the customer isn't looking and kept the payment. I would have liked to have known this before purchasing from Kitchen Aid. I hope this will help others as well.
Sarah MacLeod
February 21, 2026
They somehow managed to omit part of my address to the courier - spent 6 hours at home waiting for delivery, 45 minutes on hold with the courier to find out why delivery was cancelled and an hour on hold with Kitchenaid to initiate a refund, so I could buy from Breville instead. Which I should have done in the first place. Pay now or pay later. Awful company.
Kiramana
February 20, 2026
Long-time KitchenAid customer here. My entire kitchen is KitchenAid. For nearly 30 years, we trusted this brand because the products were solid and dependable. That trust has now been completely shaken.In January, I purchased a new KitchenAid dishwasher (Model KDTS424SPS, Serial FE4303041) for approximately $1,660. The first unit failed during the installation test cycle and was confirmed defective by the technician. It was removed and replaced.The replacement unit initially appeared to run normally. However, during only the second real household use, the dishwasher emitted a strong, pungent burning plastic smell mid-cycle that quickly filled my entire home. I had to shut it off immediately due to safety concerns.A Whirlpool-authorized technician later explained that this model contains exposed heating element rods. According to him, lightweight plastic items can shift or fall during a wash cycle and come into contact with the exposed heating elements, causing them to burn.In a normal family household, especially one with children, this is not a minor inconvenience. It is a serious design concern. Dishwashers are household appliances. Plastic items are common. Children help unload dishes. Burning plastic fumes filling a home is not acceptable, particularly in a premium appliance at this price point.What has been equally disturbing is the customer service response.Whirlpool’s solution was to send a technician and offer a discount toward another purchase. No replacement. No refund. No meaningful accountability.After spending hours on hold, receiving no returned supervisor calls, and being told that the warranty covers parts only, I am left with a $1,600 appliance that I do not feel safe using in my own home.This is already the second dishwasher within a single month. Additionally, a Whirlpool microwave purchased in December is now making unusual sounds. The pattern is troubling.If you are contemplating purchasing Whirlpool or KitchenAid appliances, I strongly encourage you to do extensive research before making a decision. The product quality and post-purchase support do not match the premium pricing.I also encourage consumers to review the complaint history on the Better Business Bureau website and look at the volume of consumer filings. It is important to understand how issues are handled after the sale is complete.Based on my experience, once the purchase is made, resolving serious product concerns becomes extremely difficult.Proceed carefully.
Marv schwartz
February 19, 2026
STAY AWAY FROM THIS JUNK!!! We spent some very serious money completely remodeling with KitchenAid appliances. Fridge, microwave, oven, induction cooktop, dishwasher and hood vent. With the exception of the hood vent, we have had repairs done to every item. The induction was cross wired at the factory (should have been recalled), the fridge, oven and microwave have had to be repaired multiple times. The dishwasher in now being repaired for the third time. This is the worst junk ever! As a property manager, I tell everyone I can KitchenAid products are a JOKE!!
Ng Heung Pang
February 18, 2026
Warnings to Buyers have purchased a mixer directly from Kitchenaid and have it returned in early October 2025. Now is February 18, 2026 I still have Not received my refund. Each time I tried to call them up, I have waited for hours and hours. They kept telling me it has been processed. Totally unacceptable !
Scott DeShetler
February 18, 2026
I just paid a service company over $600 to repair our double oven. Turns out the 2 rivets holding the door-close switch failed presumably during a self cleaning cycle. The rivets appear to be aluminum (not great for extended exposure to high heat). Cost to redesign this mechanism has to be in the $.05 range which is a small price to pay for massively improved brand trust. PS all 3 techs I talked to recommended never using the self-cleaning feature. I’m an engineer and product manager. I would be embarrassed to let this design ever leave the CAD phase.
Dale Schaefer
February 17, 2026
If I could give a -10 I would. Absolutely pointless 1 hr 15 min wait. Don't waste your time! First question she asked after listening to me tell her the oven didn't heat up when on bake mode was "which rack was your food on"
Mr Baillie
February 17, 2026
I have requested confirmation from Pavlos in Kitchen Aid customer service that he has received both the receipt and video of the faulty item, I done this twice and still waiting for their response. This is awful lack of care for the customer, I'm not holding out any hope of getting my problem resolved despite it's under the manufacturers GUARANTEE
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