Can someone tell me the difference IN WATTAGE between the 5, 7 and 9 speed KitchenAide mixers. I see the cuisanart brand has 220 watts.
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9 speed says 0.6 Amp (that's about 70 watts). I like it, but it's light duty.
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I am not sure as to the wattage, although I do know that it has a safety mechanism that pops a button on the back of the unit in case of an "overload". This is how I broke my kitchen aid and is a great fail safe. The unit only has three speeds but is definitely worth the price.
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the original one of mine worked fine until it got fried by plugging it into a 220v outlet by mistake. Then I just replaced it myself (which was a pretty simple process) and it worked fine again. However, I had a 6 quart mixer FYI
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I really do not know. I tossed the mixer because it is a piece of junk.I ended up buying a Cuisinart 9 speed that was more money but a outstanding mixer. More speeds that I need but a very reliable.
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I love mynKitchenaid Pro-600. Hated the hand mixer, just because of those stupid wire beaters....I am going to look for a vintage Sunbeam with thenflat beaters. I bought a Cucina Roma Hand mixer becauseit had flat beaters...its a piece of Chinese Junk
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My first Cuisinart was a classic 7 cup - I had it for several years and gave it to a daughter when I later upgraded to a 11 cup model. It was nice, but really too large. My latest/current Cuisinart is a 7-cup and the size is perfect for me. I have several disks and use it all the time. However, if you like to create breads or pizza crusts I would say go for the 9-cup model, but for general home kitchen usage the 7 cup processor works best for me.
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350 Watt DC motor so Kitchenaid says (I called them) it will preform like a 575 watt AC motor. The 6000 is a Costco designed version that uses a narrower bowl to keep it exclusive so standard 6qt Bowl life accessories will not work what you get is what you got.
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This mixer is 550 watts....very powerful. We thought our Kitchen Aid was good at 350 Watts, also...the Breville is very quiet.
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Both are very good mixers. The Cuisinart has a more powerful motor, but that is hardly an issue since the Kitchen Aid's motor is more than powerful enough. We returned our Cuisinart for the Kitchen Aid due to poor customer service. See my review here: http://www.amazon.com/review/R250HLS1S4GLDK/ref=cm_cr_pr_perm/?ie=UTF8&ASIN;=B000ON4B3U
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For this model, the KA rep is wrong. Watts = volts x amps. That's .6 x 120 = 72. The amps are printed on the heel of the mixer. KA likes to claim their DC motors are more efficient, but that does not affect the wattage - even if it were true. There is a reason KA doesn't post the wattage on their box: they are low in power. By the same token, they are light weight and have a true slow start. It just takes longer to whip the potatoes. (The newest KA 7 & 9 speed mixers have .9 amps which gives 108 watts.) The 5-speed does just fine whipping cream, especially with the whisk (sold separately) .
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kitchenaid model no. KSM7586PFP1 - Pro Line 7 Quarts - it's a 120 volts, 60 hz and a maximum wattage of 500
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I noticed that there are two different Breadman TR875's sold on Amazon - what's the difference between them? Does anyone know how many watts power they have? If anyone owns one, would you recommend it?
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The ones I bought were 5 watts/12 volts. I needed them for a KitchenAid oven. Exactly what I needed.
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1800 w is a little surprising. I didn't know microwaves could have that much wattage. it should be used by 900 to 1000 w. Maybe you can cook on a lower grade like 50 or 75 %.
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The beaters that come with the 9 speed are a lot more similar to the flat beaters than the 5 speed. They are heavier gauge. Also the speed is better, so you shouldn't have any trouble at all with your mashed potatoes.
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http://www.microwavecookingforone.com/Charts/ This will give you a better gauge for starting off on cook times. I haven't bought this product yet so I don't know what the wattage is the recipes were based upon, but reading around says many recipes for the microwave assume 700-750 watts. Having a 1000 watt microwave myself, I found this chart on the web and it should help you in converting any recipe times. Still, output will not be the same exactly among all in the universe of ovens, so its still reasonable to keep your eye and nose on your cooking and make any adjustments you need to. The chart should be helpful to adapt other recipes you find as well.
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I own a barber shop...at the shop i use the deluxe model.it has more watts. At home i use the original it is perfect for home use. I have used these dryers for 33 years, they last a long time. I think you will be pleased with the original.