Who made this Kenmore blender (modern)

[fan-of-fans]

The control setup looks very, very similar to KitchenAid (other than that display which I guess just counts elapsed time).

The coupler wheel also looks very much like KitchenAid/Whirlpool.

But the model number starts with 100 like most other newer Kenmore smalls, which I think I heard was Frigidaire/Electrolux. The date code looks like some time in 2007, so it's a little older model.

Anyone know?

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[DADoES]

 
100 = Regina Corporation

 

[fan-of-fans]

Regina

Hmm, I wonder if Sears assigned the 100 prefix to another manufacturer at some point? They have been known to do this before. As I believe Regina went bankrupt and got sold to Oreck in the 90s, I think it's highly unlikely Regina made this.

 

[kenmoreguy89]

China made, I wouldn't want it anyway

 

[kenwashesmonday]

Regina changed hands a few times, but the name still exists.

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[vacerator]

The buttons remind

of the Chinese made Kitchen Aid's too. Yeah, no I'd pass too. Hubby donated our vintage Oster when our kids got a Vita Mix and gave us their uplevel Ninja. We don't blend often. I use a Philips stick blender a lot, or my 1983 Cuisinart DLC 7.