KitchenAid warranty: stand mixers and appliances
KitchenAid says new KitchenAid stand mixers have a one-year limited warranty that covers hassle-free replacement of the mixer. For other KitchenAid appliances, standard limited warranties are typically a year from the date of delivery, with dishwasher coverage that can start at 2 years. Stand mixers are a top holiday gift, so the most useful thing you can do this season is keep the dated receipt — KitchenAid warranties apply to the original consumer with dated proof of purchase.
Find your exact warranty
KitchenAid says the warranty is usually on the last page of the owner’s manual. Lost it? Enter your model number in KitchenAid’s Service & Support Owner’s Center. Before buying, a warranty PDF is usually under Manuals & Documents on the product page. Refurbished products may carry a shorter period — check the listing.
Stand mixer replacement
For a new stand mixer that fails within the first year, KitchenAid describes the coverage as hassle-free replacement. KitchenAid’s stand mixer warranty sheet explains how a replacement is arranged and the phone number to call (search results show 1-800-541-6390 on that sheet — confirm on your warranty card). Whether you must return the old mixer, and any shipping details, are on that sheet — check your warranty card before you box anything.
What to have ready for a claim
- Your name, address and phone number
- Model and serial number (stand mixers: on the base or under the motor head; check the manual)
- A clear, detailed description of the problem
- Proof of purchase including the dealer or retailer name and address
Run the Troubleshooting / Problem Solver section of the Use and Care Guide first — KitchenAid recommends it before requesting service.
What isn’t covered
KitchenAid lists common exclusions such as damage from improper installation or unauthorized repairs, normal wear and tear, cosmetic damage, consumable parts, stains, discoloration, misuse and scratches. Your specific warranty document controls.
Gifts and transfers
KitchenAid limited warranties are restricted to the original consumer with a dated proof of purchase and are not transferable. If you give a mixer as a gift, include a gift receipt and keep your own receipt copy; ask the recipient to check with KitchenAid how a gift recipient should file. Registration isn’t required but helps KitchenAid look up your product.
Return or claim?
Inside the retailer’s return window, a store return or exchange may be faster than a warranty claim — check Target, Kohl’s, Macy’s or Costco. After year one, check for an extra year from your card: credit card extended warranty.
FAQ
How long is the KitchenAid stand mixer warranty?
KitchenAid says new stand mixers have a one-year limited warranty that covers hassle-free replacement. Check your model’s warranty sheet for details.
Do I need to register my KitchenAid to keep the warranty?
KitchenAid says registration isn’t always required but is highly recommended.
Is a KitchenAid warranty transferable?
No. KitchenAid limited warranties are restricted to the original consumer with dated proof of purchase.
What information does KitchenAid need for a claim?
Name, address, phone, model and serial number, a description of the problem, and proof of purchase including the retailer’s name and address.
Are refurbished KitchenAid mixers covered?
Refurbished products may carry a shorter warranty period — check the listing or warranty sheet.
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