20 Most Recent Breadman Bk2000b 2-1/2-pound Bakery Pro Bread Maker With Collapsible - Page 6 Questions & Answers

use 2 table spoons less liquid next time

I believe for this perticular model to power-up, you must press the Select button first to select a mode, then press the Start button.

Here's more on the subject...

Addressing Power-up/Start-up Issues:

1. Unplug the breadmaker.

2. Confirm the power source your accessing is live using a blender, toaster, etc.

3. Plug the breadmaker in.

4. Confirm the breadmaker is receiving power:

1. Some models have a built-in off/on switch. Turn it to the ON position.
2. Some models make an audible tone when plugged in.
3. Some models have a colored light and/or a lighted display screen that lights up.
4. Some models require you press the Select button down until the unit powers up.
5. Some models require you press the Start button down until the unit powers up.
6. Some models require you press the Select button first to select a mode, then press the Start button.

3. No, you were not able to confirm that your breadmaker is receiving power? Sorry to hear that. Attempt to have the breadmaker serviced by a small appliance repair facility or discard it.

4. Yes, you have confirmed that your breadmaker is receiving power? Fantastic! Now reset the breadmaker by pressing down on the Start button until you notice a visible and/or audible confirmation, usually within 5 to 10 seconds. Note: It bears mentioning again at this point that some models require you press the Select button first to select a mode, then press the Start button.

Find it all here:

http://www.breadman.com/t-customer-care.aspx

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Addressing Power-up/Start-up Issues:

1. Unplug the breadmaker.

2. Confirm the power source you're accessing is live using a blender, toaster, etc.

3. Plug the breadmaker in.

4. Confirm the breadmaker is receiving power:

1. Some models have a built-in off/on switch. Turn it to the ON position.
2. Some models make an audible tone when plugged in.
3. Some models have a colored light and/or a lighted display screen that lights up.
4. Some models require you press the Select button down until the unit powers up.
5. Some models require you press the Start button down until the unit powers up.
6. Some models require you press the Select button first to select a mode, then press the Start button.

3. No, you were not able to confirm that your breadmaker is receiving power? Sorry to hear that. Attempt to have the breadmaker serviced by a small appliance repair facility or simply discard it.

4. Yes, you have confirmed that your breadmaker is receiving power? Fantastic! Now reboot the breadmaker's electronics by pressing down continuously on the Start button until you notice a visible and/or audible confirmation, usually within 5 to 10 seconds. Beware: Some models require you press the Select button first to select a mode, then press and hold the Start button to reboot the system. That should fix it. Hope this helps!

Special Note: Often the + and - Timer Delay buttons are pressed by mistake, delaying Start by up to 12 hours. If you suspect the Timer Delay feature has been engaged accidentally, you'll need to reboot the breadmaker's electronics. You can do this by pressing down on the Start button continuously until you notice a visible and/or audible confirmation, usually within 5 to 10 seconds. Beware: Some models require you press the Select button first to select a mode, then press and hold the Start button to reboot the system.

The Breadman website provide Tips, Recipes and FAQ's that you may find useful.

http://www.breadman.com/

You did not specify your model number; however, a number of the Breadman manuals are hosted here:

http://www.megaheart.com/breadmachine_manuals.html

You may be making a loaf that has too over loaded with ingredients. Try making a 1 pound or 1.5 pound loaf next time. Even a 2 pound loaf requires no more than 4 cups of flour plus the other ingredients.

without any ingredients in the pan....after plugging in your machine,,,,push "select" button.... choose program #1.....this is the basic white bread program....now push the "start" button... your machine should start mixing either right away or within 15- 20 minutes...if it does then your machine is functioning properly.....

Suggest you send an inquiry direct to the manufacturer via their web inquiry form:

http://www.breadman.com/t-customer-care.aspx

Would recommend you also request a copy of your product manual as the desrried information should appear in the manual.

http://www.creativehomemaking.com/download/TR600.pdf


Link to your manual.

that usually means you are using too much liquid. Use the same recipe last time that stuck but use 2 table spoons less liquid.

The manual is available here: http://kitchen.manualsonline.com/ex/thread/view/idThread/55388 .

I hope this helps.

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ours takes around two mins to start mixing but there is drive belt in the bottom of bread maker

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you can buy this manual online for 4.95 us dollars

http://www.tradebit.com/filedetail.php/87845608-goldstar-breadmaker-parts-model-hb026e-instruction-manual

plug your machine in and push "select" then push the button for the program you want 1, 3, 5 etc. etc. then push "start" email me if this doesn't work and we'll try something else or chat online etc.

that is probably the beep for when you can add ingredients..some things get added after some kneeding ...ck the manual , it will probably explain

It is vitally important to put the ingredients in the order the machine manual gives. The yeats must never come into contact with any liquids or fats. Rapid programs are not as good as the full time ones

You can go online to view (and print) all or part of the instruction manual. Just put "Breadman" with its model number in your search engine (Google, Yahoo, etc.), then "instruction manual".

I've tried this and it works. Hope I've been of help.

Check in THIS LINK for Breadman Manual TR555 Series (pdf)

I hope this helps.

yes, you need to let your machine cool off, the E:01 means it is still too hot from the last baking cycle.