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KitchenAid 1.7 Liter Electric Kettle -
Serial Number Range and Location
The handle can loosen and separate from the kettle, causing hot contents to spill, posing a burn hazard.
About 40,200 (In addition, 47,300 units were sold in Canada and 1,600 in Mexico)
Whirlpool Corporation at 800-874-0608 from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. ET Monday through Friday, or online at http://repair.whirlpool.com for more information.
Recall Details
This recall involves KitchenAid 1.7 Liter Electric Kettles. The kettles were sold in stainless steel, red, black, white, liquid graphite and cocoa silver. Model numbers and serial numbers are located on the bottom of the kettle. KitchenAid is written on the front of the kettles. A complete list of model and serial numbers included in this recall is posted on the firm’s website at http://repair.whirlpool.com.
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Model Numbers |
Serial Numbers |
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KEK1722SX (Stainless) |
YA325***** thru YA724***** |
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KEK1722ER (Red) |
YA325***** thru YA724***** |
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KEK1722OB (Black) |
YA325***** thru YA724***** |
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KEK1722WH (White) |
YA325***** thru YA724***** |
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KEK1722QG (Liquid Graphite) |
YA325***** thru YA724***** |
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KEK1722CS (Cocoa Silver) |
YA325***** thru YA724***** |
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RKEK1722SX (Stainless) |
YA325***** thru YA724***** |
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RKEK1722ER (Red) |
YA325***** thru YA724***** |
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RKEK1722OB (Black) |
YA325***** thru YA724***** |
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RKEK1722WH (White) |
YA325***** thru YA724***** |
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RKEK1722QG (Liquid) |
YA325***** thru YA724***** |
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RKEK1722CS (Cocoa Silver) |
YA325***** thru YA724***** |
Consumers should immediately stop using the recalled kettles and contact Whirlpool for a free replacement.
Whirlpool Corporation has received 79 reports in the U.S. (19 in Canada) of handles separating, including three reports in the US (one in Canada) of minor burn injuries.
Whirlpool Corp., of Benton Harbor, Mich.
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