Remove bread maker shaft - Kenwood Bm250 Bm256 Bm350 Bm366 Bm450 Bread Maker 8mm Kneading Kneader Paddle

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Most parts are discontinued and I can't find a parts diagram. This article is the most helpful one. It sounds like you need a new paddle so it fits the shaft better, or you have too many nylon washers and the shaft isn't sitting deep enough in the paddle. All my bread is made by hand, no machines and hand kneaded. The dough proves in the oven with just the light on. Breadmaking is fun.

Black and Decker B2200 Breadmaker Repair

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If you baked bread in it and cannot get the paddle free, put enough water in the pan to cover the paddle and let it set for 5 or 10 min to soak the bread crust that formed between the shaft and the paddle. Then take a hold of the shaft on bottom of pan with hand or pliers to hold it still and try to work the paddle clockwise with other hand until it becomes unwedged from shaft. Sometimes it gets wedged on shaft pretty tight due to the beating against dough ball and cooked bread holds it tightly wedged.

No, there is nothing wrong with your bread maker. The paddle is supposed to be somewhat loose so you can remove it after baking for cleaning. Don't worry your paddle and breadmaker are fine.

Hi, Take the paddle out of the machine at the end of the last kneading cycle and before final rise.. Use pause or take pan out of machine to remove paddle. OR... spray the shaft with a small amount of olive oil. This should allow paddle to come out when bread is done. You will have to fish the paddle out of the bread in this step. Hank

If the paddles (blades) are stuck to the bread pan shafts, soak them in warm water until the bread in the paddle softens.

Hi, I think you may mean that the shaft on the bottom of the bread pan is loose. The shaft goes through a sealed bearing that is failing. It can not be replaced. A new bread pan is required. Hank

find A SIMILAR BEARING ON BERINGS STORE, GO WHIT THE BERING TO THEY, OR READ ON THE BEARING THE NUMBER: EX: 506, 6001, 6201.....ETC,

Hi,
The bearing that lets your paddle turn freely has frozen up. The bearing is lubricated and sealed at the factory, but as time goes by it freezes up.

One person suggested to soak it overnight in soapy water (warm) and try turning it by hand. If you are lucky this may work, or if not, a new bread pan is necessary.

Hank

I had the same type of problem with mine and found out you remove the kneading part that spins and pull up the seal underneath. You will probably find dough has gotten in under the seal somehow and caused problem. I just took a toothpick to it and voila! Trouble is you have to be careful not to damage the seal by taking it out...

I just cleaned the shaft and put on Silicon. It seems to be working at top speed now. I almost threw the machine away, but itt makes wonderful bread.