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How old is my KitchenAid?

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Brand: KitchenAid

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KitchenAid appliances

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Kitchen products dominate: refrigerators, ranges, cooktops, wall ovens, dishwashers, microwaves and hoods, plus stand mixers and other small appliances. Laundry was sold in the past and is uncommon today.

About KitchenAid

KitchenAid began as Hobart's stand mixer brand around 1919 and added dishwashers after the Second World War. Whirlpool Corporation has owned it since 1986 and sells it as a higher-end line of kitchen appliances alongside its well-known countertop mixers.

Whirlpool Corporation, in plants in the United States and elsewhere. Older dishwashers (before 1986) were Hobart-built.

Owned by
Whirlpool Corporation
Headquarters
Benton Harbor, Michigan, United States
Founded
1919

Sister brands: Whirlpool, Maytag, JennAir, Amana, Inglis, Estate, Gladiator, InSinkErator, Brastemp, Consul.

KitchenAid history

  • 1918: Hobart introduced the first machine carrying the KitchenAid name, a 10-quart commercial mixer built in Springfield, Ohio.
  • 1919: Hobart established KitchenAid as its mixer brand.
  • 1922: The H-5 mixer brought KitchenAid into home kitchens.
  • 1949: KitchenAid added dishwashers to its range.
  • 1986: Whirlpool Corporation bought KitchenAid from Hobart.

KitchenAid recalls

Every KitchenAid check is compared with Health Canada, U.S. CPSC and U.S. NHTSA recall notices.

Whirlpool Corporation’s recall page

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