kitchenware warranty

Keep_pedalling

Do you mean a Kitchenaid mixer?

DoaM

Keep_pedalling wrote: »

Do you mean a Kitchenaid mixer?

Good shout. And if true, lack of it for a period is a minor inconvenience (unless the OP has a disability that prevents them from using a bowl and a spoon/fork/whisk).

KatrinaWaves

DoaM wrote: »

Good shout. And if true, lack of it for a period is a minor inconvenience (unless the OP has a disability that prevents them from using a bowl and a spoon/fork/whisk).

That was also my first thought but then to describe it as 'a branded item' doesnt really make sense when youre using the brand to refer to it?

pinkshoes

xyz111 wrote: »

i checked consumer right website and filled in the info. based on the info which i have already shared, consumer rights website told me, as one of the options, that i was eligible for replacement instantly ..

thanks..

With faulty items, after 6 months it is up to YOU to prove it was inherently faulty (e.g. fault not due to mis-use).

Your rights are with the retailer, although the manufacturer might offer a solution.

If it is faulty, you are then entitled to a repair, replacement or (partial) refund. The choice is up to the retailer which one they offer.