How to replace drive belt on kenwood bm450 breadmaker

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https://www.kenwoodworld.com/Global/Instruction-Manuals/Cooking-and-Baking/Breadmakers/BM450/19125%20Iss%203%20BM450%20multiling.pdf

Put in your ingredients, choose size of loaf, type of bread you want to make then press start and leave alone.

Not sure what you are asking but to remove the paddle you need to perhaps give it a slight twist and pull upwards. It musts be cleaned regularly to ensure it moves freely to mix the dough. If you haven't cleaned it for a while perhaps a short soak in cold water will loosen it.

Does your Kenwood have a panel on the bottom that is removable? Most bread machines have removable panel. If yours is removable I can help you. email me at [email protected]

Your drive
belt has probably either broken or come off. Make sure your machine is
unplugged and turn it on its side and take the bottom panel off. The belt is in
there. If it has snapped or come off you'll need to replace it. I have a few
belts that might fit. Hopefully your
belt will have letter/number code on the smooth side. It will look something like this: STS 80 S3M 561 . If I have it I could sell you the belt. There are several videos
on you tube that show how to put a belt on a bread machine and you could
install it yourself if I have the belt you need.

Are there any screws on the base plate or is yours one of the ones with no removable bottom?

Chances are you need to replace the drive belt.
These are easily available online (try Ebay or Amazon) just search by make and model number.
To access the belt you will normally need to turn the turntable upside down and unscrew the base.

Hi Capt,
What all fails when your breadmaker blows the fuse.
The breadmaker is a miniature oven and if your circuit is already to the max and then the BM put it over the edge.
Now I am not saying you don't have defective unit but try to make bread in another socket in the stove. If it blows that fuse, you have a defective BM
These units are a throw away item

The problem is that the clutchdog, which is normally engaged by the peg on the liquidiser cover, is worn. Remove the top casing of the machine by removing the 3 screws and all of the outlet covers. Then unscrew the top of the gear box and prise open carefully with a screwdriver to expose the gears. The clutch dog can be unscrewed. Remove the spring that is on the outside of the gearbox and replace it on the inside of the gearbox so that it pulls the clutch dog down permanently. This then needs to be screwed back once the top of the gearbox has been screwed back together. Sounds complicated but it will be obvious when you try it. The machine will then turn the main attachment hub but will remain engaged as for later model machines. Hope this helps. John UK