When I made the purchase in the United States, I made it clear to the seller that the KitchenAid kitchen robot would be used in Turkey. On the other hand, I had no idea about the voltage difference. The retailer did not provide this information either. When I tried to use it in Turkey, the machine began making strange noises. It powered up on the second try, but I couldn't turn it off; I had to unplug it instead. My house's power went out completely. At the moment, I am unable to use the machine at all. This area's local service is unwilling to repair it. If it had been discovered in the United States, it would have been repaired or replaced at no cost due to the warranty.
I brought in the KitchenAid Gurme Chef dough machine all the way from the United States. As soon as I accelerated, a sharp popping noise caught my attention, accompanied by a dazzling burst of light. It resulted in a power outage at my residence. After verifying the machine's status, it was found to...
I spent a significant amount of money (₺) on a brand-new KitchenAid dough mixer, expecting top-tier performance. But right out of the box, the mixer head doesn’t rotate at all. It’s completely nonfunctional, and this is supposed to be a premium appliance. I went back to the store I purchased it fro...
Last year, I bought a v5 pro robot vacuum cleaner from Denizli (Turkey)forum Camlık Xiomi Mi store. Even though I use the robot once a week, last month the device started making very loud noises. I went to the Mi store and explained the situation. They checked and delivered the device on August 2, 2...
I purchased a Dyson product from the U.S. only to find I cannot use it in Turkey due to voltage incompatibility. When I initially reached out to Dyson’s customer service, I was informed that they could assist with a voltage adjustment. However, during my recent follow-up, I was told that only a 25% ...
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