KitchenAid KSM150PS Artisan Series Stand Mixer "converting voltage" Questions

if a use a voltage converter 120 watts to 220 watts, I live in SA and the voltage is 220 if the Kenmore mixer does not have a dual voltage, if I use a voltage converter, will the mixer maintain the ...

When traveling to countries with 220 voltage, is there any danger of overheating, or should I use a voltage converter? You simply can't use any 110V device at 220V, be it a cellphone converter or a ...

Kitchen aid stand mixer bought in US, moving to Europe, 220v 50hz I have a Kitchen aid stand mixer bought in US, I am moving to Europe, where voltage is 220v and frequency is 50hz. My question is: ...

I just bought KitchenAid Artisan Stand Mixer KSM150PS with 110v and 60Hz online and received it today and realised I cannot use it on australia. Can I use transformer which I can get here to convert ...

have kitchenaid 110v professional, will i use voltage converter in the philippines of course, the voltage here in the philippines is 220volts...you must buy a "stepdown Transformer" 220-110V...it is ...

I'm overseas Plugged 110v KA mixer into 220v outlet by mistake, and it wouldn't start up anymore. Can anyone please help me identify which parts need replacing + good online vendor Thank you ...

I have bought a Kitchenaid mixer but it is a US voltage. Can I get an expert to convert it to hong kong voltage? You can buy a cheap adaptor at Ap Liu Street in Sham Shui Po. I've also seen them ...

Hi .. am in a country that has 220V power outlets. What do I need to use my kitchen ais that has 120V, 60hz and a maximum of 330 Watts requirements? You need a Step Down Voltage Converter (also called

110V 6ohz - 220V 50hz I'm planning to operate a 110V 60 Hz mixer at 220V 50Hz, using a voltage converter for the 110-220V. Is the speed control of the motor depends on the current frequency, or isn't?

Kitchenaid mixer professional motor I'm planning to operate a 110V 60 Hz mixer at 220V 50Hz, using a trafo. Is the speed control of the motor depends on the current frequency, or isn't? Thanks, DO NOT