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    Reviewed Feb. 21, 2008

    My Kenmore oven stopped working in October of 2007. After numerous service calls and almost $2,000 in parts, my oven is working, but the burners on top of my gas stove have to be lit with a match. There are still parts on order, since they never send all the parts. I'm still waiting for more parts which are supposed to arrive on Feb 28, which means it won't be fixed until March of 2008 (maybe). They refuse to give me a new oven. I've been on the phone more times than I can count, and I've even been disconnected 3 times. They said they would extend my contract by 3 months, but didn't. They won't replace it until there are 4 repairs, so they have added all the repairs onto one service call (from Oct 2007-March 2008). I will never buy another Kenmore appliance, which is built by Whirlpool and Maytag.

    Lots of aggravation and very frustrating. Waste of my time!

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    Reviewed Dec. 26, 2007

    I unplugged my glass top Kenmore stove (2 years old), plugged it back in, and the electronic control went out. We paid over $400 for the stove, and now I need to pay another $137 to get a new electronics control board. I am not happy with Kenmore appliances and will not buy or recommend Kenmore to anyone. We really thought we were buying a quality product, but that is not the case. I will warn others of the quality of Kenmore stoves.

    Advice to others, don't unplug your stove and move it, or it will cause you $137. The standard manufacture warranty is for one year, and you can buy an extended warranty for another year. Problem is, we had the stove for a little over 2 years. I guess if I planned to buy a new stove every 2-3 years Kenmore would be okay. I kinda thought stoves were supposed to last longer than that.

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    Reviewed Oct. 4, 2007


    On October 2, 2007 at 3am in the morning, i was woken up by a loud exploding glass sound, when i went downstairs to investigate the noise I found the front of my 3 year old Kenmore range had exploded. The oven had not been used since 7pm the previous night and only for a short period of time. The glass was all over my kitchen floor extending about 6 ft or more from the front of the oven.

    I contacted Sears regarding the oven and they informed me that they know about this happening in the past and that it could be fixed, but they cant get a repair person out until October 11th and I would have to pay for the repairs. Due to the fact that this is a known hazardous issue i feel that Kenmore/Sears should be paying for the repairs to the oven on their dime. If this would have happened during the day one of my family members could have been in the kitchen and there is no area in the kitchen where you are not standing in front of the oven door. We could have been badly injuried if it happened earlier in the day.


    I will not be able to use my oven until the 11th at the earliest since they are not able to send a person out to see the damage and I have to pay for the repairs even though this is a defective item and should not be in anyone home, due to the dangerous nature of the explosion.

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    Reviewed Aug. 24, 2006

    I was baking, things started burning. I turned the oven off. it stayed on. the only way to get it off was at the breaker.

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    Reviewed Aug. 6, 2006

    Control panel stopped working, there for my oven no longer worked. The stove is 6yr's old. Today {08/06/06} the oven front or glass face fell off as I opend it. The top of the stove is very hard to clean or I must say impossible to entirely clean. The consequence is that I have to purchase a new stove sooner than normal. Thank GOD I had my bare feet far back from underneath the oven!

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    Reviewed Aug. 6, 2006

    I paid $1200.00 for an oven range (Kenmore) that had a large oven and a second smaller oven on the bottom. Less than a year after it was delivered, I turned the small oven on to bake something and it never heated up. I called the service number for Sears and they sent out a repairman. He said it was a blown fuse. He then proceeded to tell me that the second oven feature was really bogus. He said that the 2nd oven, even though it had a temperature selection of up to 450 degrees, was not designed any differently than a warming drawer was and that it would continue to blow the fuse if I tried to use it for anything requiring a high temperature. I couldn't believe he was telling me this. I feel like I was sold some really pricey snake oil. Sears should be ashamed of themselves for this blatant and purposeful deception.

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    Reviewed March 18, 2006

    Purchased a Kenmore electric range, made by Whirlpool Model 665.95014102 in July of 2003.In August of 2005 I put a roast in the oven and went out for a walk while my husband was sleeping. When I returned less than an hour later, the house was full of smoke and the oven and broiler were on full blast. It wouldn't turn off. When I opened the door, the heat was so hot that it burned the inside of my nose. I had to turn off the circuit braker. The pan and roast were burnt to a crisp. If the circuit braker was turned back on, the stove immediately turned itself on to the burning mode. Sears would offer nothing.

    I paid for a Sears service man to come out and he said the control panel needed to be replaced and it was our problem, we must not have good electric service. I purchased the part myself to save $ and complained and wrote letters and spoke on the phone to Sears but there was just nothing they could do. I did get one gentleman to compensate us with Sears gift cards = to the amount of the service call. Now 6 months later in March of 2006 the new control panel needs replaced again. Just woke up one morning and the error codes were there and the oven would not work.

    I just ordered the part again, but feel that this product should be recalled and we should be compensated in some way. I believe that had I not returned home at the time I did the first time that I could have lost my home and my husband.

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    Reviewed Dec. 25, 2005

    I bought a Kenmore electric range a few years back. Christmas Eve, our dog woke us up - thank god - the house was full of smoke.

    The oven had came on by itself at full bore. The controls were off so, the only way to shut it down was to pull the plug. If we didn't have our dog or wouldn't been home we could have lost everything.

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    Reviewed Oct. 17, 2005

    Kenmore double oven purchased in Spring 2002.

    Electronic keypad went out in 2004. We replaced at a cost of approximately $225.

    It has now gone out again in October 2005.

    We have contacted Sears about this problem and they saw that the part only has a 90 day warranty and that we will have to replace it again. Apparently, Sears will not stand behind the Kenmore appliances that they sell. We were told that getting 4 years out of an oven is good.

    We also have a Kenmore microwave that we have had to replace the door handle on which is already broken again. The door on this microwave also has a crack in it at the hinge area. We have not abused these appliances, but Kenmore has used a lot of plastic that just doesn't hold up.

    We also have a Kenmore dryer and the lint trap handle is plastic and we have replaced it 2 times before I finally just made a wire handle and screwed it to the screen. Again, more plastic that just doesn't hold up.

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    Kenmore Ovens Company Information

    Company Name:
    Kenmore Appliances
    Year Founded:
    1913
    Country:
    United States
    Website:
    www.kenmore.com