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About KitchenAid Stoves & Ovens

KitchenAid is a home appliance manufacturer that designs cooktops, ovens and ranges. It has a long history in the industry and offers a large selection of professional-level and customizable appliances for at-home use. The company offers limited manufacturer warranties for all its appliances and free delivery for items over $399.

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About KitchenAid stoves and ovens

KitchenAid offers gas and electric ranges in a variety of styles, including models with four, five, six and eight burners, as well as griddle options. Its slide-in domestic ovens and range models are versatile and can be installed almost anywhere in the kitchen. The company also offers freestanding ranges with finished sides and back panels for flexible installation options.

Many KitchenAid ranges feature Even-Heat technology, which keeps air flowing for reliable cooking. Its stoves and ovens typically come in black stainless steel, stainless or white. Its commercial-style ranges are available in nine signature colors, with sizes ranging from 30” to 48”. Some of its stove models include hands-free technology that lets you control your appliance from your phone.

KitchenAid also sells cooktops and ovens separately. Its cooktops options include gas (LNG or propane), induction, electric and downdraft, and its Smart Oven line includes powered attachments for grilling, steaming and baking. All its products carry warranties, and you can register your appliance on the website for easy service. You can also request professional delivery and installation for an additional fee.

KitchenAid stove and oven costs

KitchenAid’s freestanding stoves and ovens cost from $1,199 to $11,299, and its slide-in ranges start at $2,199. Prices for its double ovens range from $2,099 to $2,899, while its commercial-style models start at $3,999 and its double-wall ovens run $3,199 to $4,699. KitchenAid cooktops start at $899. The company offers financing options for its stoves and ovens.

KitchenAid stove and oven FAQ

Are KitchenAid stoves good?

A KitchenAid stove or oven comes with a limited manufacturer warranty, and all its stoves are designed to meet professional standards. Customers report issues with self-cleaning features, faulty knobs and inconsistent temperature.

Who makes KitchenAid ovens?

Whirlpool owns the KitchenAid brand and manufactures some KitchenAid appliances, including ovens.

Where are KitchenAid stoves made?

Many KitchenAid stove models are made in Cleveland, Tennessee, but the company has several other factories in the U.S., Canada and China.

Are KitchenAid ovens high-end?

KitchenAid’s ovens are designed to meet professional culinary standards. Its commercial line offers designer colors and the signature KitchenAid easy-grip handle, and many of its ovens, cooktops and ranges feature high-end details like precision knobs, variable BTU burners and Even-Heat convection. KitchenAid’s oven prices are not the highest on the market.

Are KitchenAid stoves worth it?

KitchenAid offers a large selection of ovens, ranges and gas and electric stoves in a wide variety of styles, allowing for flexibility in layout. Its products can be pricey but might be worth it — KitchenAid is well established in the appliance industry and offers a company-serviced manufacturer warranty for all stove and oven purchases.

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    Reviewed March 10, 2026

    After trying to figure out how to control the burners on a KitchenAid flat top range/oven I gave up and called their customer support. It was still under the 12 month manufacturers warranty. The burner I had problems with has 6 control positions from low to high. The three lower settings were all way too cool and all had the same temperature. The 4th - 6th positions had increasingly good heat.

    The problem is that I cannot simmer or cook on an adequate lower heat. Customer service sent out a local contractor who simply looked at the burner and noted that it cycled on and off and therefore it worked as designed. I challenged this with customer support and asked for a second opinion so they sent a second company out to look at it. Prior to his arrival, I tested the on/off cycle time for the 6 positions and noted that the three lower settings all had the same cycle times roughly 8 seconds burner on then 112 seconds burner off. The second technician observed this when he arrived, replaced a “regulator” and noted no improvement. He left and said he would get more guidance from the factory engineers. That guidance was that since the burner was cycling it was functioning properly.

    Again I challenged this, most consumers would expect that increasing the control knob setting should also increase the burner output. Not so, according to customer service, based on the factory engineer's input. Their position is that since it is cycling on and off, it works as designed in spite of my position that it simply does not heat properly, nor is the heat adjustable. My position is that it is a terrible design, and I want my money back so I can buy a product that works. Over a month’s time, 10 calls to customer service and the local service company, and roughly 12 hours on the phone, I was told their position on it’s functionality holds and they would not give me my money back or replace it with a functional range.

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    Reviewed Feb. 1, 2026

    Do not buy this 30 convection oven. Bought as a Christmas gift to myself. First time to use the oven today. Smoking and thought the house was going to catch fire. Pulled out and unplugged. An absolute joke. Might as well set 900.00 on fire. I'll never feel safe with this in my home. Waiting to hear back from Whirlpool.

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      Reviewed Jan. 18, 2026

      A KitchenAid 36" professional range came with our new condo that we purchased in 2013. It's dual fuel. Quite frankly, although it looks great, this range has been a real pain almost since new. We did purchase an extended warranty that helped with a few of the problems, but the price extending the warranty past five years was exorbitant so we passed on it. Here are a few of the problems we encountered.

      1. The oven takes over 20 minutes to reach 400 degrees.
      2. The springs in the oven door broke just after the extended warranty expired. Over $400 to repair. My KitchenAid dishwasher had the same problem with the springs in the door. They broke twice in eight years.
      3. One of the gas igniters stopped making a spark. Sounds like an easy fix but the whole cooktop needs to come off and the stove needs to be pulled away from the wall to repair it. Will cost over $1000 to repair so I use a butane lighter if we need to use this burner.
      5. Repair service by KitchenAid is almost impossible to get in our area, a suburb of Philly. The KitchenAid service provider is rated at one star by other folks who have used them.
      6. We use the gas range daily but really don't use the oven often. It's way too big for two people so we use our Breville oven for most meals. The Breville only takes five minutes to hit 400 degrees from a 110 wall outlet.

      7. Several neighbors with the same oven had the glass break in their oven door. Wasn't cheap to repair. I don't use the self clean feature. They did and the glass cracked.

      I don't plan on replacing the oven in the near future but you can be sure it won't be a KitchenAid when I do.

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      Reviewed Jan. 5, 2026

      Horrible customer service. Horrible. All I needed was the part number for a defective bottom vent part. I HOUR and 42 MINUTES ON HOLD. SHE COULDN'T BE BOTHERED TO LOOK IT UP. TRANSFERRED ME TO A DEAD NUMBER THAT RANG A FAST BUSY SIGNAL!!! Love the oven but hope and pray I never have a reason again to call Kitchenaid.

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      Reviewed Jan. 5, 2026

      We purchased a KitchenAid slide in range. The Aqua lift system does not clean the oven well. Oven cleaner may not be used on this range. The interior glass on the door is very difficult to clean. As suggested, vinegar and baking soda paste does not loosen the baked on grease. The stove top finish has dulled near the large burner. Not happy with this range at all.

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      Reviewed Dec. 1, 2025

      Bought a double oven electric stove. I hate it! Since I’ve had it, service has been here three times because both ovens do not register the correct temperature ever. They keep telling me there is nothing wrong and that my inside oven thermometer is incorrect. All four of them that I have. I cannot cook anything correctly. The temperature is 45° off. I have ruined almost everything I’ve cooked because of the wrong temperature. The glass doors are small enough that I cannot see anything that I’m cooking. I wish I never bought a double oven. I’m 70 so I’m never going to have another Stove. I would trade it in a minute for a single oven stove that cooks correctly. I was told I could cook a full-size turkey in it, I cannot.

      I have always done a lot of cooking and baking for Christmas gifts for friends. This is not going to happen this year or ever again with this Stove. I am very sad about this. I cannot handle making cookies when the back ones get overcooked and the front ones are just right. These ovens stink! I will let everybody know how awful the stove is on every social media that I can and word-of-mouth. If I could afford to get rid of this $2300 Stove and buy a single oven that works I would. I don’t know what I’m gonna do for Christmas gifts now because I can’t use these ovens to cook. I can’t throw away that much food.

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      Reviewed Nov. 18, 2025

      Purchased a Kitchen Aid gas slide in range in February 2024. The control panel and board has been replaced three times. The control panel is poorly placed. A spill can short the panel. The tech told me today that you have to be very careful cleaning the panel as moisture will short the panel as well. Thankfully, I purchased the extended warranty. Otherwise, this repair would have cost me $900. The tech also told me they have expressed their concerns directly to Kitchen Aid and their product engineers don't want to hear about it.

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      Reviewed Oct. 13, 2025

      Worse guarantee. They said since I purchased a range at a discounted price this voided their guarantee. The range was new in a box and the deficiencies were noticed afterward. There was not a tag that said “damaged” on the box or the receipt.

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      Reviewed Oct. 1, 2025

      BUYER BEWARE!!! Horrible experience with a high end range. Knobs came apart after 2 years of course warranty is out they try to sell you a 1 year warranty at 500$ for 12 months... no thank you. Not normal that the knobs come apart and cut open my fingers. They finally admitted it was abnormal and replaced the range. Less than 2 years after receiving the new one the control panel stops working making it hazardous for fire as if you happen to touch it it will turn on the oven and you won't be aware of it and that could cause a fire. I called them and they refused to admit this was not normal and tried to sell me a warranty... Basically they are aware their products are mediocre and want to make money off of their trusting consumers

      This brand is NOT what it was before. I will have to take legal action as this is unacceptable and a grand injustice to all hard working people that trust in their brand and give them their hard earned money. So BUYER BEWARE. Do NOT purchase a Kitchenaid or whirlpool appliance. They are extremely low quality and if you don't buy a warranty on top of the high price of the appliance you will have a high price to pay financially and with your valued time.

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      Reviewed Aug. 7, 2025

      We purchased KitchenAid’s Fixed Price Repair service for our range on June 23, 2025 expecting reliable service and a 90-day repair guarantee. Instead, we’ve endured over six weeks of delays, miscommunication, and poor-quality service, and the issue is still not resolved. KitchenAid assigned the repair to Via Appliance Repair, their so-called “authorized vendor.” The first technician misdiagnosed the problem and ordered the wrong parts. When a second technician finally showed up weeks later, he admitted the first was an “idiot” who “does this all the time.” He ordered new parts—but it still took nearly a full month just to make that correction.

      On August 4, they supposedly fixed the oven. The same issue returned the very next day. Throughout this process, Via Appliance Repair has shown a complete lack of technical ability and professionalism: They routinely called the wrong contact number, despite being given the correct information multiple times. They rescheduled appointments without speaking to anyone, causing missed visits and further delays.

      Their staff displayed poor communication, no respect for our time, and no escalation path to speak with a manager. Equally frustrating is KitchenAid’s response: They insist we must continue using Via—despite repeated service failures. They claim they have no control over how their authorized vendors operate. The only resolution offered has been a partial refund, even though the repair is still incomplete and the oven is unusable. This is completely unacceptable. KitchenAid advertises professional service and repair guarantees, but does not stand behind those promises. Their process leaves customers trapped with unqualified vendors and no real recourse. Do not trust KitchenAid’s Fixed Price Repair service.

      You're paying for: Untrained or careless technicians. Disorganized and disrespectful communication. A warranty that isn’t honored when problems persist. We’ve wasted time, energy, and money, and still can’t use our oven. Buyer beware: Choose a reputable local technician instead. KitchenAid must take responsibility for the quality and conduct of the service providers they endorse.

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