Cheap KitchenAid KP26M1XSV Professional 600 6-Quart Stand Mixer, Silver Sage (Kitchen) Price
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| CATEGORY: | Kitchen |
| MANUFACTURER: | KitchenAid |
| FEATURES: | 10-speed stand mixer with all-metal construction and powerful 575-watt motor, 6-quart stainless-steel mixing bowl; direct-drive transmission with all-steel gears, Electronic speed sensor; auto shut-off motor protection; Soft Start minimizes splatter, Wire whip, burnished flat beater, spiral dough hook, and clear 2-piece pouring shield included, Measures 14-3/5 by 16-1/2 by 11-2/7 inches; 1-year hassle-free replacement warranty |
| MEDIA: | Kitchen |
| MPN: | KP26M1XSV |
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| UPC: | 050946993492 |
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Customer Reviews of KitchenAid KP26M1XSV Professional 600 6-Quart Stand Mixer, Silver Sage
Great service from Amazon I just bought the 6-qt mixer, after using my 4.5 qt for almost 6 years. It's still going great, I just needed more capacity. After reading all the post here and in the Kitchen Aid site I was very confused about buying it, but I gave it a try. It feels like buying a lotto ticket, may be you have a winning number, may be you don't. But still I have to say I love this machine, I have used it only a few times, but it seems to have no problems. I hope I got the winning ticket! But most of all I was surprised at Amazon great service. They gave me a date for delivery and it got here one day sooner. Thanks a lot for that. And I thought every one who visits this site should know it. Amazon gives great service. Thanks!!
KitchenAid Pro 600
Amazon.com is such a treasure. I have learn so much here.
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>Sunday I bought the Pro 600 mixer from a store then read a lot of questions and comments here and elsewhere on the web about problems with the plastic housing of the metal gearbox inside the machine. (I should have come to Amazon first! I will next time.) Under heavy use this plastic gear cover is prone to cracking and then the gears are no longer held together.
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>I also read where KitchenAid is in the process of changing back to a metal housing for the gears. So I wrote a question for the chat rooms on the KitchenAid site with my model and serial number because I would like to know if the new machine I bought has this plastic box around the gears or maybe I am lucky enough to have the new metal box.
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>The posting wasn't offensive or nasty. I have no reason to be. I'm not out any money. The machine is new packed in its original, unopened box.
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>The KitchenAid site refused my question. I received an email saying it was rejected because my question about my machine and the plastic housing is a "non-issue " because they stand behind their products.
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>(There is a one-year guarantee on the machine. That is good. But after the 1-year is past if this plastic gear cover cracks and fails this "non-issue" has just turned into a pricey little problem for the owner. All that is available to fix it in my area is another plastic housing, I checked.)
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>The note also said they are still in the process of changing the plastic gearboxes back to metal. I then called a KitchenAid repair place to ask them about the plastic gearbox cover and the man there knew all about it. He has replaced many of them but all he had in stock to use for repairs is the same plastic housing. He did not know of any replacement metal housings for repairs. He did tell me older models have the metal housing on the gears.
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>Those of you who would be heavy users of this machine take note. As for me I know how I can make it a true "non-issue." Back to the store we go and I will wait and check back with Amazon.com later in the year to see what others are saying. I still want a Pro 600 but I would feel much better with the metal housing on the gearbox. Sooner of later plastic is going to dry out and break.
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>This was not a throw away purchase to me. It was a life goal, a legacy purchase that you would hand down in the family. I am not wealthy enough to stand the damage of having to toss it out after a couple of years.
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>I hope the folks at Whirlpool/KitchenAid are listening. Fix this problem now. Stop phasing it in. Every day that you dawdle with this problem you are slowly killing your brand.
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beware!
I have had the >$300.00 professional mixer for about 3 years. It quit lifting the bowel, some kind of jamb, with only light occasional use. I e-mailed the company and they offered to ship it to their service center for the price of $35.00, with no guarantee of any fixes available. They will gladly, however, offer in the same e-mail, a RECONDITIONED mixer at a reduced price. WHAT ARE THEY THINKING! They are showing a conflict of interest in their own words! They can't loose- they either get me by charging a lot to fix mine, or send mine, if THEY DECIDE it is a total loss, to their refurbish area, fix it, and make money that way. Then, if I'm really gullible, I'll buy another at a reduced, refurbished price! They kill their own reputation! NEVER AGAIN!!!