Kitchenaid Appliance Repair & Warranty

Kitchenaid is renowned by home bakers and cooks for their high-quality kitchen appliances. The company’s iconic stand mixer is one of the most recognizable kitchen accessories in the world. While Kitchenaid has a well-earned reputation for durability, any manufactured appliance can develop an issue that renders it inoperable or less efficient. 

It’s a good idea for consumers to take advantage of the Kitchenaid warranty and service plans to ensure they can keep their Kitchenaid appliances in excellent condition. There’s also a way to extend the Kitchenaid warranty beyond the original’s limits and exclusions.

What Does the Kitchenaid Warranty Cover?

Kitchenaid manufactures a wide range of products. There are major appliances, such as ovens, refrigerators, and dishwashers. There are also comparatively smaller countertop appliances, including blenders, toasters, slow cookers, and their famous stand mixers.

The extent of Kitchenaid’s manufacturer’s warranty depends on the appliance in question. Major appliances will usually have multi-year full warranties, which are then followed by multi-year limited warranties. For example, a Kitchenaid built-in refrigerator will have parts and labor covered in full for six years if any component of the sealed refrigeration system breaks down. For the next six years, Kitchenaid will replace defective parts in the refrigeration system, but the company will not pay for labor.

The warranty period is significantly shorter for smaller appliances. The warranty for a Kitchenaid stand mixer, for instance, is active for only one year after purchase.

What Is Not Covered by a Kitchenaid Warranty?

As is often the case, there are limitations to the kind of damage Kitchenaid will repair, even if the product is still covered by the warranty. 

Kitchenaid will repair any of their appliances that break down because of defective parts or poor workmanship. They will not cover damage that is sustained by misuse, abuse, or modification. They will not cover products that are used for commercial purposes, and they will often not supply replacement parts if the appliance has been relocated to another country.

Notably, the Kitchenaid warranty does not cover damage arising from normal wear and tear. This is on par with warranties from other companies in the kitchen appliance industry.

If you’re looking for a company to repair your Kitchenaid appliances, check your product’s warranty information in your owner’s manual. 

How Do I Make a Claim on a Kitchenaid Limited Warranty?

If your stand mixer or other Kitchenaid product breaks down during the term of your Kitchenaid warranty, the company encourages you to contact its Customer experience Center. You’ll want to have your original sales receipt for the item on hand, and you’ll have to provide proof of purchase to get the claim underway.

Double-check your Kitchenaid warranty before you call their service line to make sure that your product is covered.

How Can I Extend My Kitchenaid Warranty?

You can retain the coverage on your product after the Kitchenaid warranty expires with a home warranty from Liberty Home Guard. A home warranty is essentially a service contract that covers repairs and replacement of all the appliances and systems in your home, including Kitchenaid products.

In actuality, a home warranty from Liberty Home Guard adds coverage for your Kitchenaid appliance. Unlike the manufacturer’s warranty, a Liberty Home Guard warranty covers damage from normal wear and tear. 

For just a reasonable monthly payment and modest service fees, you can protect virtually all your kitchen appliances — not just your Kitchenaid items. In the process, you have the chance to save on expensive repairs paid out of pocket.

Liberty Home Guard gives you three plans for a home warranty: Appliance Guard, Systems Guard, and Total Home Guard, which covers both. You can also get add-on coverage for other components and unique items.

How Do I Make a Claim on a Home Warranty?

If your Kitchenaid product breaks down or fails during the term of your home warranty, contact Liberty Home Guard through its online Customer Portal, which can be accessed 24 hours a day. You can also contact our customer service department over the phone.

When Liberty Home Guard approves your claim, we’ll send you options for a local technician from our extensive network of authorized service providers. We always try to respond within 24 to 48 hours of your initial claim.

The technician will diagnose what’s wrong with your Kitchenaid item and repair it promptly. If they decide the item needs to be replaced, Liberty Home Guard will arrange for a new model to be sent. Whether you get your item repaired or replaced, it will be at no cost to you. 

How to Get a Quote for a Kitchenaid Extended Warranty

Kitchenaid does offer extended service plans, but it can be frustrating to juggle multiple service plans if you have appliances that come from many different manufacturers. With Liberty Home Guard, you can get a premium kitchen appliances warranty and bundle coverage for multiple appliances to save you money and trouble.

Getting a free quote is as easy as clicking the link at the top of this page. You can also reach out to our team at (866)-983-3442.