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When I push start my breadmsker goes to preheat instead of knead is this right? I am trying to make wheat bread

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Yes, it warms up inside for the yeast to rise.

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RE: Sun Beam 5890--

I wrote to Sunbeam customer service and received this response:

"Breadmaker model 5890 has a 30-minute delay cycle on the Wheat setting. This allows for a period at the beginning of the cycle to “soften” the ingredients for better results. During the first 30 minutes, the machine does not do anything."

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push the stop button until your machine beeps, then unplug it and plug it back in. push select and push it again and again and you will get more confident as you see it go through the choices such as basic, whole wheat, french etc...... you will get more confident about how to choose. Once you feel you have the right program leave it there and then choose things such as the crust color you want and the LOAF SIZE once you feel you have the right settings say....whole wheat, light crust, 1.5 pound loaf.......then....push start and the fun will begin....
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My machine was unplugged for no more than 3 seconds during kneading. it is quiet now and on ALERT. on a 5 hour whole wheat xl loaf..now at 3:02. how do i restart it and move it off of alert

If you feel your dough has kneaded and risen enough, try pushing the stop button until it beeps. Then unplug and replug and select the bake stage and using the timer feature put enough time on the bake cycle to equal the bake time of your original whole wheat bake stage. That time should be on your page in the manual that shows the length of all the programs.
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We just bought the same one with two paddles, we waited about 15 minutes and it didn't start kneading... is it defective, should i send it back?

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Hi Mindy.......it takes 30 minutes to PREHEAT this silly machine for wheat bread. I thought I did something wrong, too........I stopped it twice after it preheated for about 15 minutes. I did not want to waste anything so I let it stay in the machine.....I just went to check the machine and it started after 30 minutes of preheating.

I wish they would mention this in the book!!!

Julie from TX
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