20 Most Recent Kenmore KTR2205SPR Bread Maker Questions & Answers

mcatlin5 - I have the same breakmaker and use recipes I find online all the time with no problems. They just have to be recipes for bread machines (and the right number of pounds for the loaf). Maybe you can help me...I have moved and lost my manual, which had a recipe for Spring Garden Bread - spring onions, green peppers, V-8 juice...do you have that recipe? I would LOVE to find it again - I've looked everywhere. Thanks in advance if you can help me!

I have misplaced/lost the manual to my machine and cannot remember the order of ingredients (for any recipes) to put into the machine. Can any one help me out with this? thank you in advance.

Hi, If you have your old belt, most of them have a code written on the smooth side of the belt. Email me that code and I'll see if I have that belt in stock. The code will looks something like this: STS 60 SRM 471 My email is [email protected]

Call or e-mail the company or the manufactor.

Hi, The paddle should turn freely by hand with the bread pan out of the machine. Make sure the pan is inserted in the machine correctly. If the motor shaft turns but the paddle doesn't then the sealed bearing that the paddle rotates on has failed and is frozen so the paddle does not turn.. You may need a new bread pan. Hank

Hello SOS systems! You can use most any recipe for your Sears breadmaker, as the Kenmore line is manufactured for Sears by other manufacturers.

Here's some recipes you can download and/or print out to try in your breadmaker for free.

http://www.bread-maker.net/Bread-maker/Bread-maker-recipes-list.htm

Here's a manual with loads of different bread recipes from Breadman that you may also like:

http://lee.org/cooking/Breadman%20Ultimate%20Manual%20TR2200C.pdf

Hope you find this tasty and Very Helpful! Best regards!

Hi Shelby, I, like you, also have the model 48480 sans manual. Apparently elves are stored in the bread maker boxes and steal the instructions as soon as the box is opened. Although I have thoroughly searched the net I'm unable to find the manual. My next move will be to just wing it as I have another bread machine. Assuming the ingredients are placed in the "bucket" in the same order, I'm not above mashing the buttons just to see what happens. Special bread ed

as long as you don't use the time delay clock then it doesn't make any difference. If you use the delay program be sure to put the yeast in last right on top of the flour so it doesn't touch the liquid.

Find the manual with this search engine

here is the page you need:

http://www.vendio.com/stores/breadmakerguru/category?left_searchString=KTR2205SPR&searchString=KTR2205SPR

http://www.managemylife.com/mmh/owner_manuals/10567/KENMORE-Breadmaker-L0810158

You'll find the manual at
http://www.managemylife.com/mmh/owner_manuals/10567/KENMORE-Breadmaker-L0810158

http://www.managemylife.com/mmh/owner_manuals/10567/KENMORE-Breadmaker-L0810158

That may mean that the machine is not at the proper operational temperature. Have you tried waiting a few minutes to see if the machine begins to warm up? Some machines will not start kneading until the temp sensor says the oven chamber is at the ideal temperature.

try kenmore web site,they should help