Breadman TR2200C Ultimate Bread Maker - Page 2 - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

go to the breadman website and let them know you want to order part number P/N 22399

push the "START/STOP" button until it beeps then unplug your machine and try again.

push the start/stop button until it beeps then unplug and start over.

Hello loca916

Here are several URLs (website addresses) that should help.

http://kitchen.manualsonline.com/manuals/mfg/breadman/tr1000.html

http://www.bread-making.org/bread-machine-manual.html

https://secure.prodregister.com/prodprotect/applica/bm.shtml

If I can be of further assistance, let me know. If this helps or solves the issue, please rate it accordingly.

Thanks in-advance,

Jon

I know the problem, but the manufacturer will not sell internal repair parts. The temp sensor ( a thermister ) that tells the computer the cooking temp and regulates the heating element is open. If anyone knows how to get parts I would love to have that info.

Check to see if the power cord gets power to the machine. Often, that is a problem for a number of small kitchen or household electrical appliances. Replace it if not functioning, OR, if you can find where the break in ythe line is ( if that's the problem), you can cut off part of the cord at the break and re-attach the cord to the machine. Hopefully, THAT'S the problem ( or maybe a fuse or reset switch/button). The worst would be if the motor field coil windings burnt. Also, inside the motor, maybe the carbon contacts to the motor's armature may just need to be replaced.

You may download a copy of the instruction manual/recipe book here.

You may download a copy of the instruction manual/recipe book here.

use oilve oil and reset the seal also you can use peanut oil it has a high heat range or wok oil also

(N.B. I think there may be two variants of the Ultimate Plus, TR2500BC. They can be
distinguished by the number of rivets in the pan, 3 or 4. Mine has 3.)

I had a similar problem. Holding down the Reset button and plugging
or unplugging the machine didn't work for me. (Note: I've been
pretty careful to hold the Reset button when I unplug the machine
after baking a loaf.) This procedure worked for me:

1. Unplug the machine.
2. Remove the plastic keypad housing. There are three screws: left,
right, rear. (Note: One has a different thread from the others.)
3. Rock the housing back and forth to remove it.
4. Remove the white protective cover. It has two screws.
5. (You *did* unplug the machine, didn't you?)
6. Identify the ribbon cable and locate where its connector seats on
the circuit board.
7. The circuit board has little printed labels opposite each pin.
At one end are the labels GND, VCC, VDD, in order.
8. Short together GND and VCC with a small piece of wire by sticking
the ends of the wire into the top of the connector to touch the contacts.
9. Do the same with GND and VDD.
10. The machine should work now. With the keypad housing, circuit
board, and cables safely away from the metal body, plug the machine in.
You should hear a beep, and all should be well.
11. Rejoice, be glad, and make some bread.

Found it online at http://lee.org/cooking/Breadman Ultimate Manual TR220C.pdf

You should be able to order a replacement paddle for your TR2200C Breadman online from the following site:http://www.directpartsandproducts.com/bread-makers-tr2200c-c-61_129_837_838_841.htmlPrice is listed at $5.95

I maintain a database of bread machine manuals. I have checked my files and I do have an electronic copy of your bread machine manual. I charge a small fee for the work that goes into finding, scanning, creating, maintaining and providing them. If you are interested email me at

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Be sure to show the maker and model # of your bread machine in the email so I know which one to send. I get many requests and I need to know which machine manual you need.

Thanks, and Happy Baking!

I think you're going to have to take out the seal and put a new retaining ring on the shaft to keep it from falling out the bottom. If you're lucky you'll be able to pull out the old seal without destroying it.
A 5/16" external retaining ring should do the trick. Hardware store or Lowes should have 'em. Depending on how difficult you find it to force the ring down into the well in the pan to put in the shaft's groove, you may need a retaining ring pliers. The cheap ones from Harbor Freight (around $3) work fine.

You may be able to order a replacement online from this site:

http://www.directpartsandproducts.com/bread-makers-tr700c-c-61_129_837_838_855.html

Recommend you check with the supplier to verify that the available paddle for the TR700C also fits your TR700/600a.

Thank you for using FixYa!

just put the paddle on the spindle in the center of the bottom the pan...

May I get the model # to help you find the manual

manualsonline.com it's under 10.00 but not free i looked everywhere and you cannot find one free nothing is free anymore.

Common issue with certain make and models spanning the last 25 years. It's nothing more than non-toxic food-safe shaft-to-seal lubricant leeching out into your finished loaf. Nothing wrong per say, and there's really no fix.

Hope this helps!

Sure thing, no problem. Email me at breadmakerparts4u at yahoo dot com and I will gladly reply with both the early and late model versions of your manual and recipes for free. Trust me from past experience... I'm saving you ALOT of trouble doing it this way. Hope to hear from you soon.