Kitchenaid extended warranty offer Has anyone else gotten the mailing from Kitchenaid offering an extended warranty on their Pro 600? The offer I got was ~$30 for3 years, ~$54 for 5 years, and ~$75 for 10 years. I got the ten year extended. I did not receive this offer on an artisan I bought some months before the Pro 600. Kitchenaid extended warranty offer Has anyone else gotten the mailing from Kitchenaid offering an extended warranty on their Pro 600? The offer I got was ~$30 for3 years, ~$54 for 5 years, and ~$75... » Read More Kitchenaid extended warranty offer Has anyone else gotten the mailing from Kitchenaid offering an extended warranty on their Pro 600? The offer I got was ~$30 for3 years, ~$54 for 5 years, and ~$75 for 10 years. I got the ten year extended. I did not receive this offer on an artisan I bought some months before the Pro 600. « Show Less
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Yes, I received the same warranty offer from Kitchenaid on my Pro stand mixer, that I bought from a shopping channel. It's a good deal. I purchased the 10 yr. also for 75 dollars. That has been several years ago.
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I have a Kitchen aid refrigerator that just turned 3 years old. The LED light went out at the top - the light that tells you what level of cold is working. They wanted 400.00 to fix that - ridiculous of course - when you reset the circuit breaker, it takes the unit back to factory settings which is fine - I didn't pay to have the board replaced. (1/3 of the price of the refrigerator for a tiny light) - Now I am thinking of getting an extended warranty but Kitchen Aid won't refer me and I don't know where to get a reliable warranty company - any help before the next problem will be enormously appreciated!! I have a Kitchen aid refrigerator that just turned 3 years old. The LED light went out at the top - the light that tells you what level of cold is working. They wanted 400.00 to fix that - ridiculous of course - when you reset the circuit breaker, it takes the unit back to factory settings which is fine - I didn't pay to have the board replaced. (1/3 of the price of the refrigerator for a tiny light) - Now I am thinking of getting an extended warranty but Kitchen Aid won't refer me and I don't know where to get a reliable warranty company - any help before the next problem will be... » Read More I have a Kitchen aid refrigerator that just turned 3 years old. The LED light went out at the top - the light that tells you what level of cold is working. They wanted 400.00 to fix that - ridiculous of course - when you reset the circuit breaker, it takes the unit back to factory settings which is fine - I didn't pay to have the board replaced. (1/3 of the price of the refrigerator for a tiny light) - Now I am thinking of getting an extended warranty but Kitchen Aid won't refer me and I don't know where to get a reliable warranty company - any help before the next problem will be enormously appreciated!! « Show Less
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I went to the Kitchen aid web site but do not see the 10 years warranty for $75
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I bought the mixer on Amazon last December and sent in the registration when I sent in the rebate offer they had going at that time.
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We sent in our money to cover the 10 year warranty, and received a certificate for a 5 year warranty. We have spent the last 4 months trying to get them to straighten it out with no success.
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When did you buy the mixer and where? I just ordered the Pro 600 from Amazon today and would love to get my hands on that kind of extended warranty.
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WHY ON EARTH would you bother getting an extended warranty on this machine? We have a 40 year-old lift-bowl K5-A (300 watt) that has needed one set of brushes in those 40 years!
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I paid 75 for a 10 year warranty and now they are saying they never sold 10 year warranties!!! Not only that they said I only had a 2 year warranty, and like Roger they sent me docs for a 5 year warranty. When I called MULTIPLE times, they said don't worry it's in the system. Yeah right. Thankfully I am not having any trouble with the mixer right now, but it just makes me furious that I paid for a 10 year warranty and got NOTHING!! Buyer beware.
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The warranty is 5 years IF you buy the machine directly from Longevity. If purchased from any other vendor the warranty is only one year. Very strange policy in my opinion. If I had known this I would have bought from Longevity directly but this was not clearly disclosed by the vendor. I would call Longevity and have them clarify before purchase, you may have to spend a little bit more for shipping buying from them but the extra warranty will be worth it. Buyer beware!
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Just to be sure you can call KitchenAid customer service and ask them. http://www.kitchenaid.com/contact-us/. You might want to double check the cost of ordering directly from them as well.
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its the same as buying any kind of insurance. if you can afford to pay a local shop 250-300 to fix anything that breaks at any given moment should something go wrong then no dont buy the extended warranty. if this is a large purchase for you - and coming up with 300 would be difficult - go ahead and get the plan. the last thing you would want to invest a lot in the tv, have something break, and not be able to afford to fix it. -CD
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Many extended warranty's have lots of room for them to wiggle out of fixing certain failures. The best extended warranty for me came from a local dealer with lots of stores. Jetson, they have a no BS, everything gets fixed warranty. They will even replace a remote that gets dropped and breaks. Read the fine print of any extended warranty, but do it before you buy it. Often times the price is second in line of the extended warranty for me. For instance, one dealer might want $100 more, but they have a warranty that cost cost $100 less and might be the best warranty. The other dealer might have the lowest price , but the worst customer service, or terrible warranty terms. The hard part of buying new big dollar items is in making the choice of the right TV, but then from the right dealer. The right dealer is one with a great reputation for customer service, and great warranty terms.
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that's really good question. Sometimes extended warranties are more problematic than they should be. A lot of times with extended warranties you'll end up paying more in the long run than just replacing the microphones. extended warranties a lot of times will not cover anything outside manufacturer issues and you end up spending extra amount of dollars to find out that you are not covered for the problem you're having. 20/20, Dateline, national news have done extended amount of studies and for this particular Mics set I would not get an extended warranty, but if these were Shure Microphones, yes I would definitely get an extended warranty. The last set of audio 2000 owned lasted for about 3 years before they finally gave up the ghost. I purchased this set within the last 6 months and I've been very happy with it
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We have never found extended warranties worth the money. If something does go wrong, a new one is not much more than the cost of the warranty but have had no trouble except when it froze and that would not have been covered anyway.
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I advise you not to purchase this item from a third person. Be sure you are purchsing it directly form the company and not a third party. I ordered this for a third party without my knowledge. It's C4DEALQ, they will not honer their warranty. My oven stopped working after I used it six times, they would not replace the product or refund my money. I contacted the Sharp Image directly and they refused to honor their one year warranty because I didn't purchase from them. Be sure to click on who the product is sold by.I hope your experience will be better than mine.Good luck. I advise you not to purchase this item from a third person. Be sure you are purchsing it directly form the company and not a third party. I ordered this for a third party without my knowledge. It's C4DEALQ, they will not honer their warranty. My oven stopped working after I used it six times, they would not replace the product or refund my money. I contacted the Sharp Image directly and they refused to honor their one year warranty because I didn't purchase from them. Be sure to click on who the product is sold by.I hope your experience will be better than mine.Good... » Read More I advise you not to purchase this item from a third person. Be sure you are purchsing it directly form the company and not a third party. I ordered this for a third party without my knowledge. It's C4DEALQ, they will not honer their warranty. My oven stopped working after I used it six times, they would not replace the product or refund my money. I contacted the Sharp Image directly and they refused to honor their one year warranty because I didn't purchase from them. Be sure to click on who the product is sold by.I hope your experience will be better than mine.Good luck. « Show Less
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I did not. Sure it depends on how one handles their equipment, however in most cases I would say not. Check with Consumers Reports , they in general don't recommend extended warranties.
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I was wondering if anyone has had this mower for over two years.. and how's it doing? I really want to buy this- but the price is steep for my budget, and I can't seem to find a retailer that offers an extended warranty for purchase. I am just afraid of buying it and it crapping out on me after just over two years. Anyone have any thoughts please?
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I believe that an extended warranty was an option when first purchasing, it would show once you added to your cart if it was available. Hope that was helpful. :-)
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No. They are really selling you a 4 year extended warranty because for the first year the TV is covered by the manufacturer's warranty. This is the way all extended warranties seem to be set up and it is very deceptive for them to call it a 5 year warranty when it is actually a 4 year warranty that takes effect after your one year manufacturer's warranty expires. I'm not sure of why warranty companies are allowed to deceive or confuse consumers this way.
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I can't answer that question. My professional model was purchased in December, 2011; had to be immediately replaced and by July 2013 was inoperable. After 2 months in the KitchenAid-certified repair shop was determined to be irreparable. I now have a rather expensive door-stop. The machine was never operated outside specifications and was imperfect when it arrived (e.g., bent appliance hook, dripped grease into the mixing bowl, etc.). KitchenAid offered to sell me a replacement machine at a discount. Why would I do that? I will be purchasing a Bosch to replace it.
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Should not void the factory warranty when purchased from Amazon. If it's like the one I bought recently, there is a notice on the box (like who reads the box) that there is a 30 day period that you have from purchase to register for the warranty. I didn't see that fine print, so didn't register mine. The dryer that I purchased was giving small shocks and vibrations when in use (scary), so I contacted Amazon and they refunded my purchase cost and took back the defective dryer even though it was past the 30 day return date. I have owned three other Super Solano dryers that all lasted for at least 5 years each with daily use. It's a good product if you don't receive a lemon.
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Hi. I chose the extended warranty when I checked out through Amazon. I believe it was somewhere around the ballpark of $12 to $15 and it was through SquareTrade. I thought this was great because I've been doing business with Square Trade for years on electronics I purchase over $100. It should still be offered when you add electronics or appliances to your cart and proceed to the checkout. I can't advise you on other warranties offered but I can with Square Trade. You can also go to their (Square Trade) website and enter in the type of item and the cost and it will give you a price on a two or three year warranty. Let me know if you have any more questions. Good Luck, Jon
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This link to Kitchenaids' web site should get you the right rebate for the Pro 600: http://www.shopkitchenaid.com/pdfs/50HolidaySelect.pdf By the way, has anyone gotten a packing slip with theirs? Mine did not come with one (and was, I presume, drop shipped direct from Kitchenaid). What are folks using as their proof of purchase in lieu of a register receipt or packing slip? A printed copy of their Amazon invoice?
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you have a standard full year warranty, from a company with a great reputation for professional quality and product performance. kitchenaid will not put their name on an untested, unreliable product. i use this toaster constantly, i benefit from its great design, excellent features, and superior performance. best toaster i've ever owned. buy with confidence and start enjoying this toaster.