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Kris Posted on Jan 14, 2013
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My padels no longer click into place, & come off when baking bread, how do I fix this? Machine is new, baked around 10 loaves

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Call Black & Decker, it should still be under warranty. They will send you a new unit or even a new model if this version is notoriously bad, as was the case with my 2500 model. Their customer service is good if you are under warranty, just call and get it replaced.

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  • Posted on Dec 09, 2008

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Hi,

You can't set a timer when you also set rapid bake - the two are not compatible.

If you set it to 'Bake' without the 'Rapid' setting, THEN you can set the timer.

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jan 12, 2009

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i got this bread maker for x mas as well and had to make a few loaves before i figured it out... i made a loaf the other day and it worked out perfect.... for the basic sandwich bread i just used lukewarm water, 5 cups of flour, and 3/4 tsp of yeast and it turned out perfect.... hope this can help out....

Hank

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  • Posted on Jan 07, 2010

SOURCE: Model No. B2300 - the padels stay in the bread

Hi Chris,
You can take the paddle out of the machine after the final kneading cycle and before the final rise cycle. Take the whole pan out of the machine to do this to be safe, or use a pause button if you have one. Hank

Hank

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  • Posted on May 25, 2010

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Hi, You can definitely make white bread in your machine. Just google for bread machine recipes and I'm sure you will find something. I actually went to a second hand book store and found a cool recipe book. I use this one more than the recipe book that came with my machine. Hank

Hank

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  • Posted on Dec 14, 2010

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Hi, There is no seal replacement kit. You will need a new bread pan. Magic Chef is out of the Bread Machine business and if you find a used bread pan it will be expensive and who knows how long it will last. I suggest a new Sunbeam 5891 sold on Amazon. They are only $45.00 with free shipping. We own two and we really like them. Plus they come with a 1 year warranty. Hank (This is not a solicitation...just advise).

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Mixing OK but not heating/baking
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If you are still under warranty, contact your manufacturer, otherwise, you can still use the machine to mix but you will need to use your oven to finish your bread.
If your bread is not rising in the machine:
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  • If the chamber is not removable, UN-PLUG THE BREAD MACHINE so the blades DO NOT TURN.
  • Be careful of the mixing blade in the chamber
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  • Cover with plastic wrap to prevent the dough from drying
  • Place the bowl of dough in an unheated oven and leave the oven OFF
  • Place an empty lasagna pan in the cold oven on a shelf below the dough or on the floor of the oven if there are no exposed elements
  • Boil some water and pour it carefully into the lasagna pan
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If your bread is rising in the machine or you have finished the above instructions:
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  • Be careful not to compress your risen dough as this will make the loaves dense
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  • You can allow the dough to rise again for a short time in the proofing box above but I would just leave them on the counter under clean towels to prevent drying for say another 20 minutes. Over-rising bread should also be prevented. The result will be 'deflated' looking bread.
  • Preheat your oven to 375F and bake the bread until it is golden and makes a hollow sound when thumped on the top or the bottom crust
Personally, I love that a machine will mix and knead my dough for me while i go do something else but I don't like the appearance of a machine baked bread. I like the artisan hand-made look. I recommend you keep the breadmaker until you find one you like that is drastically reduced in price and just use the artisan proofing & baking options above.
If you have a Pizza Stone, you can also try that for baking an artisan bread. Use the breadmaker as the workhorse, use your oven as an artist.
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