Kenmore Customer Service – Complaints And Reviews

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Before purchasing Kenmore appliances for your home, it’s important to be aware of Kenmore’s customer service, including the contact information, reviews, ratings, and complaints listed below.

Kenmore Customer Service Reviews and Complaints

When considering purchasing Kenmore appliances, such as refrigerators, washers, dryers, or other home products, it’s helpful to review Kenmore customer service reviews and complaints. Kenmore is a well-known brand offering a wide range of home appliances known for their reliability, performance, and innovation. The company has received various feedback from customers regarding their support and service. Reviews often highlight the durability and efficiency of Kenmore products, the range of models available, and the value for money, while some complaints focus on issues like warranty claims, repair services, and customer support responsiveness. Comparing Kenmore with competitors like Whirlpool, GE Appliances, and LG can provide a broader perspective on customer service experiences in the home appliances industry.

How to Contact Kenmore

To contact Kenmore, you can use the following information:

  • General Customer Service Phone Number: 1-844-553-6667
  • Appliance Repair and Service: 1-844-553-6667 (same number, select appropriate option)
  • Customer Service Hours: Monday – Friday, 8 AM – 8 PM ET; Saturday, 9 AM – 6 PM ET
  • Corporate Office Address: Kenmore, 3333 Beverly Road, Hoffman Estates, IL 60179
  • Website: www.kenmore.com

At CustomerServiceNumbers.com, we also provide a rating and comment section where you can leave your own review. Evaluating these reviews and complaints can help you make an informed decision about purchasing Kenmore appliances for your home.

Note: This website listing is not associated with Kenmore or its parent company. The information and the reviews are a service provided by CustomerServiceNumbers.com.

Kenmore does not provide support services directly through this website. For any questions or concerns about Kenmore products, contact their customer service representative directly.

I just had our Kenmore upright freezer go out

July 26, 2018

I just had our Kenmore upright freezer go out on 7/17/18 and all my homegrown vegetables etc -approximately $1000.00 or more are gone!!! Can’t replace this late in the year. The freezer is less than a year old so still under the manufactures warranty. The problem was a $22.00 thermostat that went out!!! I called Kenmore to ask if any of the food would be covered under the warranty and I was informed about 5-6 times that NO food was covered even though it was their fault for the loss!! So no more Kenmore products for me or anybody else I know. Randy & Debbie Carr

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Debbie C

Kenmore is not reliable and advertising is a lie

July 7, 2018

Advertising today is just a lie. The only way to get a reliable product is to find an authentic review or a personal referral. Most of all, buy something on sale. Buy a real sale item, though. The current scam on sale items is to either sell defective items and sell them at a sale price, which is listed as a new price 3x the actual amount. You will find this in every product except some companies that take pride in their product, and it is made to last and at a price per value. Not a price made by the greedy, corrupt, lazy, and incompetent ceo’s who use slave labor to make a product overseas. It doesn’t matter if it costs 400, which is way too much for an appliance which is going to last a couple of years, as opposed to 1950 American-made appliances that last 20 to 30 for 1/3 to 1/4 the price. Why say all of this? My mother bought two new appliances from Sears 2-3 years ago. Both appliances went out simultaneously. The circuit breakers are fine. That tells me there is something defective in the wiring of these appliances. A good appliance will still work if the circuit shuts off. The washer will not drain at all. Now my poor mother, who is 80 some years old, has to hall her laundry to the washeteria if Sears or Kenmore don’t pony up and take responsibility for their lousy products. More over, there will be further suffering for her for these lousy products. She will have to fork out another 1000 dollars if they do not take responsibility for their products. It is a crime, in my opinion. She has an appointment with Sears sometime next week. They better not waste her time and just replace them, is all I have to say if they have any ethics, morals, or principles in this company. In addition, one can’t just go to Sears and call them and get good customer service. They may or may not be open. There may or may not be somebody there who knows the product. No wonder they have to keep closing stores.

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I just had our Kenmore upright freezer go out

July 26, 2018

I just had our Kenmore upright freezer go out on 7/17/18 and all my homegrown vegetables etc -approximately $1000.00 or more are gone!!! Can’t replace this late in the year. The freezer is less than a year old so still under the manufactures warranty. The problem was a $22.00 thermostat that went out!!! I called Kenmore to ask if any of the food would be covered under the warranty and I was informed about 5-6 times that NO food was covered even though it was their fault for the loss!! So no more Kenmore products for me or anybody else I know. Randy & Debbie Carr

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Debbie C

Kenmore is not reliable and advertising is a lie

July 7, 2018

Advertising today is just a lie. The only way to get a reliable product is to find an authentic review or a personal referral. Most of all, buy something on sale. Buy a real sale item, though. The current scam on sale items is to either sell defective items and sell them at a sale price, which is listed as a new price 3x the actual amount. You will find this in every product except some companies that take pride in their product, and it is made to last and at a price per value. Not a price made by the greedy, corrupt, lazy, and incompetent ceo’s who use slave labor to make a product overseas. It doesn’t matter if it costs 400, which is way too much for an appliance which is going to last a couple of years, as opposed to 1950 American-made appliances that last 20 to 30 for 1/3 to 1/4 the price. Why say all of this? My mother bought two new appliances from Sears 2-3 years ago. Both appliances went out simultaneously. The circuit breakers are fine. That tells me there is something defective in the wiring of these appliances. A good appliance will still work if the circuit shuts off. The washer will not drain at all. Now my poor mother, who is 80 some years old, has to hall her laundry to the washeteria if Sears or Kenmore don’t pony up and take responsibility for their lousy products. More over, there will be further suffering for her for these lousy products. She will have to fork out another 1000 dollars if they do not take responsibility for their products. It is a crime, in my opinion. She has an appointment with Sears sometime next week. They better not waste her time and just replace them, is all I have to say if they have any ethics, morals, or principles in this company. In addition, one can’t just go to Sears and call them and get good customer service. They may or may not be open. There may or may not be somebody there who knows the product. No wonder they have to keep closing stores.

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