KitchenAid Wall Ovens

I purchased a KitchenAid Wall oven from a local dealer. I received a letter encouraging me to to pay for an extended service plan from Kitchen Aid. I did so. Before the plan was up I had the service person from the Kitchen Aid store come to my home to check what I thought was a temperature malfunction. After the service visit I was billed the full amount for the service call. I was told that I should have gone through the service plan for service not the dealer. The dealer did not seem to know about this at all.

We purchased the KitchenAid Double oven thinking they were a very reputable company. We had them delivered and was using by Christmas. Because I tried to be so careful and not spill anything there was no need to clean until July when I made an apple pie and putting it in spilled out a bit. So when done, let it cool then proceeded to set the oven to clean. Took about 2 hours, the house stunk pretty bad. It finished, cooled down and THEN when I opened the door the glass on the oven door on the inside was multicolored. Like you would see when someone is blowing glass. It filled my whole glass. Most of it was an ugly brown with spots of other colors twisted in. Anyways I was still under the year deadline for warranty so I called.

The glass on the back of the oven door broke while the oven is still under warranty. Neither The authorized repair company nor KitchenAid itself can supply the replacement glass. We simply cannot use the oven. We have to buy a new oven. Will go without. Terrible terrible service and parts.

Shopping for appliances is a very time consuming and difficult process, but this company is very user friendly, customer oriented. They also carry high quality products, and practice ease of ordering for your convenience, showing they appreciate your business. They also have excellent customer service.

I purchased all Kitchenaid when I remodeled my kitchen 2 years ago, including: 30" double oven, warming drawer, 5 burner cooktop and dishwasher. The dishwasher has needed repair twice, one of the cooktop buttons broke after only 2 days and the double oven locked itself after being turned on self clean. (actually only cleaned one oven, and the system locked both ovens).

It's pleasant, informative, cordial, works well, easy to operate and understand, Looks beautiful, does not need much cleaning. Less expensive, affordable, ladies' favorite, gents can operate simply.

A beautiful, while fully functional, double oven with all the bells and whistles. Even though mine has a smaller, 27” footprint due to space limitations in my kitchen, the KitchenAid’s interior walls are constructed in such a way that it has more than enough room for the largest cookware, making Thanksgiving a breeze. My last double oven had thick interior walls and, therefore, far less capacity. To get to the point, I absolutely love my Kitchenaid double oven!

We purchased a home with a Kitchen Aid double wall oven. I didn't like it much, so I brought over my own double oven from the home we were selling. I still do use it, though, because I do a lot of cooking. It works okay. Nothing great. The control panel is difficult to understand. I still can't figure out how to use the timer. It preheats a little on the slow side. But it bakes unevenly. If I put a tray of cookies in, the back get dark while the front remains undercooked, so I mostly just use it for casseroles and other foods that don't need a high quality oven to bake in. Cookies and cakes will not bake evenly.

Ours is a commercial grade model. It’s a gas range. We find the gas cooks more evenly than electric. It’s a stainless steel model and cleans up very well. It’s aesthetically pleasing and a large! We have been very pleased with it.

Would be nicer if oven light could be manually turned off so door could be left open to cool off and I could let heat out into the kitchen. Convection options are rarely used but nice when I need them.