Toastmaster 1142 Bread Maker "not kneading" Questions

kneading blade and it broke off. I'm not sure if the rest of the blade can be removed. Any suggestions? kneading blades get stuck in the dough and have a hard time removing the bread from machine when

I put fruit in the fruit & nut dispenser & it did not come into the bread. What am I doing wrong? Hi, sorry your dispenser appears not to be working. Unless and until you can repair it you can

...kneading blade does not rotate when the ingredients are in the bread pan. Either the kneading blade mounting shaft and the kneading blade does rotate fine without ingredients. do I have to change the ...

...to start kneading immediately. Kneading does not start and the timer keeps running as if everything was ok If your machine making a sound as if the elecric motor is humming or is it completely

...not warming or kneading or anything. Please let me know what's the problem push the "stop" button until it beeps..........then unplug your machine....then plug it back in...... and push the select ...

...The bread becomes evenly distributed during rise. Rise problems might be due to improper kneading which in turn might be due to the pan jumping. Check that the pan is not jumping during

...kneading blade does not turn when the machine is started. What can I do? Some machines take a few minutes to start turning if the interior temp is too cold. Some always have a delay on whole wheat ...

not stop the kneading process. I (even though I know it will screw the bread up) started over. Well even this second cycle the kneading process never stops. Other than taking it back (real close) what

kneading. Is my machine not working right? It sounds like everything is OK...machines knead a while,,,,rest a long time....knead a little rest along time etc......that resting allows the dough to rise

not change stays on kneading Won't move on to next cycle after kneading? make sure you haven't chosen the "manual" program.....if you do/did your machine will only knead rise knead etc. no baking will