Top 20 Breadman TR850 Plus Bread Maker Questions & Answers

That means you have a temperature problem. This usually occurs when you have baked a loaf of bread and then try to bake another one. The emachine needs to cool off for about 30 minutes between loaves.

in my opinion, there should be a manual online for your breadmaker, because virtually everything in existence has something online or another...give me a second and I'll look for one for you...

Available replacement parts fro your machine are here:

http://www.directpartsandproducts.com/bread-makers-tr850-c-837_838_858.html

Not able to advise whether a new pan would correct problem.

Could I have the instruction Booklet please

Hi

To download the manual please click on this link:

Breadman TR845 Manual

Hope this helps...please post back for further assistance.

Daniel

yes it is possible but it will still work even with a cracked lid if you just place a small dish like a teacup saucer on that cover the plastic lid or something like that prevents heat from escaping...all lids that I have seen are vented any way to allow heat and moisture to escape.

If your machine has the 2 metal clips that hold the pan down just find something that you can use to bend those clips out and away about a 1/4 inch perhaps and then they will hold your pan down and in alot better. They act to hold down your pan and sometimes get weak or overused and need to be bent back out so they do their job.

Either contact the manufacturer, or remold the interior of the paddle hole yourself. How? Using something like JB WELD. Place a peice of plastic wrap over the metal spindle, spreading it not only around the spindle but 2-3 inches outward like a skirt. Mix the epoxy (I recommend JB Weld) and place a small blob over the spindle. Pack the hole in the paddle with it. Now, place the paddle back over the spindle and let the epoxy set-up overnight.
Because of the plastic, the paddle should lift up off the spindle. Using a carving tool, a hand grinder, or sandpaper and elbow grease, remove the excess hardened epoxy. The interior of the spindle hole should be good-as-new.
OR, find A STORE that sells breadmakers, and find a paddle that will work on yours, and 'borrow it' (a your own risk, shoplifting is a crime).

Hi,
It could be two things that has happened. The easy fix is that the belt has fallen off the pulley and not turning the paddle or the belt itself is snapped. Secondly, it could be that the sealed bearing in the bottom of the bread pan is frozen. See if you can spin the paddle by hand. If no..then it's frozen. (try putting hot water in the pan to see if it frees up. If after a few tries it does not then the bread pan needs to be replaced). The motor and pulley assembly is located inside the base of the machine.

Try here http://www.manualsonline.com/ they have manuals for just about everything.

Try this link
http://www.creativehomemaking.com/download/Breadman_TR2200C.pdf
Hope this is what you are looking for
Kurt

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Try a tablespoon of water or milk, you content my be to dry. Try that if the other ideal does not work.

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white bread is 99 cents a loaf at safeway.
wheat bread is buy one get one free

Here is a pdf link to the manual:

http://sanyoservice.com/pdf/images/SBM-15(0M).pdf

Peppermint

bend the clips on each side of the machine in towards center with a screwdriver while the bread pan is removed from the machine.

You may purchase one here:

http://www.goodmans.net/item.asp?n=BM-60556&k=BM-60556&sc=FRGL

Peppermint

for the breadman pro (assume the same for the 850), this means that the bread maker is too hot (likely you just finished baking another loaf)

yes, you can go online and order it, go to google, and type in the brand name and there will be a list of replacements. and yes, i tried it for you just before posting this.