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New KitchenAid Pro 600 rocks on its little rubber feet...

I just got this today and I'm a bit concerned as the entire unit rocks back a forth a little bit when I'm mixing, or if I gently try and wobble it. In other words, it seems the little rubber feet are not even...Am I just being anal over a $235 appliance <g> or should I assume this is a defect?

Any of you Pro 600 owners notice this? My older KitchenAid Classic 250 watt model sits a solidly as a rock, by comparison.

Thanks!

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By Beckyleach on Mar 17, 2010 03:29 PM

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It should not rock. If it truly wobbles from side to side where one of the feet actually rises off the counter - I'd take it back. It could have been dropped or something similar and the entire unit could have torqued/twisted.
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By Fuller on Mar 19, 2010 10:02 AM