KitchenAid Renewed Artisan Series 5 Qt. Stand Mixer Boysenberry RRK150BY (Renewed)
Condition: Refurbished - Excellent
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Arrives
Oct 27 – Oct 29
Color: Boysenberry
Size: 5 Quart
Features
- CERTIFIED REFURBISHE mixer do not include pouring shield
- Includes flat whisk, dough hook, and wire WHIP; pourer shield not included
- Slanted head provides easy access to mixing
Description
The KitchenAid Refurbished 5 Quart Artisan Stand Mixer is a factory reconditioned tilt head mixer designed to give easy access to the mixing bowl and beaters. KitchenAid reconditions their own product not shipping it out to a third party and all refurbished products undergo a full inspection before retail sale. Each refurbished 5 Quart Artisan Stand Mixer carries a 6 month “No Hassle” Replacement Warranty from KitchenAid. Just like the first quality stand mixer this mixer offers incredible versa
Brand: KitchenAid
Color: Boysenberry
Material: Metal, Stainless Steel
Special Feature: Dishwasher Safe Jars
Capacity: 5 quarts
Wattage: 325 watts
Controls Type: Knob
Model Name: RRK150BY
Global Trade Identification Number: 20
Manufacturer: RRK150BY
Brand Name: KitchenAid
Model Name: RRK150BY
Global Trade Identification Number: 20
Manufacturer: RRK150BY
UPC: 883049143620
Unit Count: 1 Count
Model Number: RRK150BY
Part Number: RRK150BY
Special Features: Dishwasher Safe Jars
Wattage: 325 watts
Controls Type: Knob
Number of Speeds: 10
Capacity: 5 quarts
Material: Metal, Stainless Steel
Blade Material: Stainless Steel
Color: Boysenberry
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Color: Boysenberry
Size: 5 Quart
I got this to make dough for different biscuits and such and I had to wonder if buying a renewed version was the right move but in hindsight I can say it was. I saved a ton of money and it works as good as my 50 year old one that finally is giving up the ghost and will need a motor soon. Being an engineer, of course I took it apart after the warranty period was up and sure enough, it's not made quite as well as the really old ones (the metal wasn't quite as heavy duty) but I was surprised how none of the parts were plastic (not even the housing) and were all made of metal. The drive gears and anything that takes serious weight/torque was made of metal (not full steel I don't think, but some sort of alloy that I didn't bother to test) and there were no blemishes or shavings of any kind in the gear box or around the race bearing/bushings. I did go ahead and re-grease it all while I had it open, but overall I was impressed with the quality. Yes there were a few plastic parts as expected to keep the cost down, but nothing that would go out easily and none were gears. The plastics were confined to the electronics and connectors which is to be expected and the lid was made of a thinner gauge than the old one, but I am concerned with function, and this functions just as well. The rest of the parts (The paddle, the bowl etc) were all in perfect shape and I honestly couldn't tell if they had ever been used at all or not. Overall, saving around $150 was absolutely worth it IMHO. I hope you found this helpful!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2024 by Chadnic
I write this enjoying an oatmeal cherry cookie, fresh from the double batch just whipped up in the new Kitchenaid. It arrived today- 4 days after I ordered it- Talk about SUPER saver shipping! You all know what a Kitchenaid is- so I'm not gonna sing the praises of the mixer in general- but I'll tell ya about mine: It arrived double boxed- and tightly packed. The inner box, the Kitchenaid box, was plain white with green "Factory Reconditioned" letters on the side. I was nervous about how close to new this really would be... I opened it up and set it on the counter- Yes, there are two small blemishes on it- on the side of the unit- they look just like two #2 pencil points. Not bad- I expected far worse to be honest. And I plan on making this a workhorse anyway- the Kitchenaid, to me, isn't a showpiece (if it were, I'd buy NEW.) Two small dots aren't enough to make me want to pay twice what I did on this one. I inspected the paddle (what I use most) blade- perfect- The dough hook was also perfect. Both came nested tightly in the inner styrofoam. The whisk attachment, which arrived attached to the unit, was, indeed, a little bent out of shape. A little pressure on two sides put it right back to normal. I remember the first Kitchenaid I bought (a base-power plain white one) had the same issue. Really, not a big deal at all. The bowl was perfect as well- no scrapes- solid handle. It took me a little while to unknot the plug- was wound up in the bowl. I prepped everything and set to work- a double recipe of oatmeal cookies. This is the recipe that would bring the lesser Kitchaid to its knees- it would do it, but it would complain the whole time. The mixer did just fine with it. I'm happy to report- all operation is perfectly normal. Fron the for-what-it's-worth department- I've owned 3 Kitchenaids now- they have ALL definitely made a different sound running at lower speeds than at the higher speeds. I would purchase again without reservation. Again, I make my appliances work for me, rather than just look pretty. Expect a blemish here or there- Expect the performance and quality of a KitchenAid- and expect it to arrive a lot sooner than you'd think.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 18, 2005 by Thom
This has got to be one of the best purchases I've made. I clean it after every use, and it still looks new. I use this for so much, including masa for tamales and fresh pasta. I'm so glad I purchased when I did.
Reviewed in the United States on August 26, 2026 by Nancy
Color: Metallic Chrome
Size: 5 Qt
The mixer I had before was ok. It did the job, until the electronic controls broke and the speed was kind of random. This mixer on the other hand is vastly superior than my previous Oster stand mixer, or my moms old Sunbeam (but she can't complain, she used it for 50 years). The biggest pros are the sturdiness and power of this mixer. It is also quiet and can do any job without lamentations. The standard stailess bowl is a plus too. I no longer have to worry about breaking it like I had with the old glass bowls. The 5.5 qt. bowl is a good size for me. I don't think I have any recipe that would exceed its capacity. Its smaller cousing may be too limited for weekend baker. The attachments are also easy to clean, and will probably never rust. My old attachments rusted a bit near the rivets because, I often will just let the dishes to dry in the dish rack. This is no longer a worry. If you think that you need the special chute to avoid messes, think again. This accessory is not at all needed. The refurb. model that I purchased did not have it. I had reservations about this when I placed my order, but after using the mixer, I soon realized that not only did I not need it, but it is probably a nuisance. This device greatest quality, sturdiness, is also the cause of its greatest defect; it is heavy. A frail person would not be able to handle it. This is not the kind of device that you can easily store in the cubboards. It is much better if you can devote counter space for it. I still have an unresolved question? Basically kitchen aid has two basic designs: one where the top part of the mixer pivots (my mixer) and one where the bowl goes up and down. I still wonder if one design is superior? I think that should be your only question when buying a kitchen aid mixer. I hope you enjoy this product as much as I did.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 24, 2005 by renaissance man
Color: Boysenberry
Size: 5 Quart
I have been wanting a new 5 quart artisan KitchenAid mixer. Yes it is refurbished but I know I know I took a chance because of the price was finally within reach. I love to bake and I can’t wait to I have been wanting a new 5 quart artisan KitchenAid mixer. Yes it is refurbished but I know I know I took a chance because of the price was finally within reach. I love to bake and I can’t wait to cook make bread with this new mixer in. I know this mixer will be able to work the dough it was beautiful there was no scratches. Every piece was there that was said to I have used it probably 10 times making mountains of cookies for my grandkids. It is awesome because I can easily double the recipe and the bowl and machine can handle it, do what I did take a chance on this it’s amazing thank you
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Reviewed in the United States on August 2, 2023 by Teresa Beeson
A couple of weeks ago I finally caved and bought a reconditioned Kitchenaid Artisan after years of wanting one. Between the free shipping, the great Amazon.com price and the instant $25 off coupon from Amazon, I got it for $135 bucks delivered. Great, right? The mixer came in a few days and it was in very good shape. The only issue I could see was a slight bit of chipping on the paint around the silver band. The bowl had a tiny dink in it, but not enough of a dent to interfere with the beaters. BUT, the paddle that came with the mixer was broken. I immediately called Kitchenaid, because the mixer came with a 6 month warrantee. And yes, they were willing to send me a paddle for free. BUT, they were backordered and wouldn't be able to get one to me for several weeks, even with a rush put on it. Given that the paddle is the most important attachment, I decided to call Amazon and return the whole unit for another one. That was a bummer, but I will say that Amazon handled it beautifully. Once I located a phone number, (By Googling it, incidentally) I spoke to a very nice woman who offered to send out a replacement with expedited delivery. It came yesterday. This time, the attachments and the bowl were in perfect condition. The mixer, however, had a couple of gouges on the paint where it appears a bowl jammed into during shipping at some point. Again, purely cosmetic. Now, about the mixer: It is absolutely amazing. I have been completely thrilled and even with a broken paddle managed to make a chocolate cake and soft oatmeal cookies. The dough hook is wonderful. I whipped up homemade pizza dough in about 4 minutes, including the kneading time. I have cleared a space on my counter and installed hooks to hang the attachments and couldn't be happier with my purchase. The Bottom Line: At the time I bought the reconditioned mixer, Amazon.com was having a sale on the new ones. In the end, a new one would have been $40 bucks more after all the discounts. For that $40 I would have saved myself the hassle of the return, gotten 6 extra months of replacement warranty AND would have received the pouring shield. I think, if I had it to do over again, I would probably pony up the extra few bucks. As of this writing, however, the sale is over and the new ones are about a $100 bucks more. For that difference in price, it is well worth the inconvenience and slight cosmetic blemish to get an excellent reconditioned product. I am very happy with my purchase.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2006 by Rachel Win
I have looked at and drooled over KitchenAid Artisan mixers for years. But at prices north of $300 this KitchenAid didn't seem like a reasonable investment for me. When I saw the reconditioned machine on Amazon for an astonishingly low price I thought, "why not?" I love to bake and make bread and, particularly for bread making, most stand mixers don't hold up well. I've had my mixer for about a month. I have made bread and tons of Christmas cookies. I've whipped egg whites and whipping cream. I've whipped up garlic mashed potatoes and pumpkin bread. I cannot say enough about this wonderful machine. It is truly heavy duty and you never have to worry that an extra thick dough or batter is going to burn the motor up. The description of "factory-reconditioned" was a machine that had been returned to the factory and brought back to "like new" condition," but may have a small blemish. Mine has a small ding in the white finish but it is so small you wouldn't notice it if you weren't expressly looking for it. I love this mixer! It is substantial--a serious cooking and baking tool. Yes, it takes up precious room on my tiny kitchen counter, but I'm happy to have it there. If you crave one of these mechanical monsters, but are on a limited budget, I highly recommend a reconditioned KitchenAid. This machine on Amazon was less expensive than the small, four quart classic on sale at Kohl's or WalMart--and it is a bigger, more powerful machine. You just can't go wrong. At Amazon's price, it is truly a deal.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 21, 2010 by carouzer
Color: Metallic Chrome
Size: 5 Qt
I purchased this refurbished mixer from amazon about 1 month ago (in August 2005). Initially, the package was a little beat up as if someone had been throwing this thing around. But all in all, the system was in one piece and everything worked. I proceeded to run the mixer through a series of tests. Running it fast, ran it slow for at least 15 minutes. The mixer passed with flying colors. Something to note about Kitchenaid mixers is that they are bit noisy and the gear mesh doesn't sound right (especially when running on the low speeds). This is normal. I know this because I grew up in a family with a brand new Kitchenaid mixer. That mixer always had the same sound! Many people complain about this minor "grinding" sound problem. I agree that it is a little disconcerting. But this is normal for these mixers. I have resisted writing this review because I wanted to abuse my mixer a bit more before giving it a good review. I bake bread at least 2-3 times a week. And as many of you will know that can be very [...] a mixer. This mixer has been standing up to the challenge no problem so far. One final thing to keep in mind. As with any machinery in this world, you must be careful about how you run it. If you burn the motor out of a mixer because you ran it for 30 minutes on a highly viscid dough, then there is no mixer in the world for you. Well, I take that back you need to purchase a factory grade mixer. But this mixer has my thumbs up and I would recommend it to anyone. Especially if you are on a budget and do not want to shell out an extra [...] for a brand new one.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 18, 2005 by Christopher L. Danielson