NY Breadman Ultimate TR2200C stopped working. The "gear shaft" on the bottom of the machine no longer turns. Any suggestions?

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.

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 should be able to purchase a replacement pan here:

http://www.directpartsandproducts.com/bread-makers-tr2200c-c-837_838_841.html

Available parts for the TR2200C are listed here:

http://www.directpartsandproducts.com/bread-makers-tr2200c-c-61_129_837_838_841.html

I would recommend you contact this supplier directly to make an inquiry about the availability of the part you require, either via their 1-800 number or via ther webform:

http://www.directpartsandproducts.com/contact_us.php

Hi,
If the motor shaft is not spinning with the bread pan out of the machine it could be the belt has fallen off the pulley, or has snapped. The belt and pulley are inside the base of the machine. Hank

I was finally able to find a same size of heavy duty shaft seal from McMaster-Carr and installed on the pan with liquid weld after greased its inside. I put an extra washer on the shaft as well since the shaft itself was worn a little and wobbled . I needed a new snap ring to secure the spindle in place. Old one was rusted and disappeared.

Our bread machine is now back to work and we enjoy having a tasty bread every morning again.

I read in a review that the pan can warp if you read instructions because it said to fist run the machine in quick bread mode to clear factory coating. Review said to run in quick bread mode with lid open so it doesn't overheat, heat warps the pan, so it pops out . However manuel never mentions to leave lid open. I just got one and hope they are right. I just ran it new no ingredients quick bread lid open...

I had the same problem recently, however my machine was in use. I unplugged the breadmaker, let it sit and cool. After 1/2 an hour, It was functioning properly. If this doesn't solve the problem, after plugging IN try holding STOP/RESET button for 3-4 seconds.

worth trying...

2 solutions 1st is the belt on the bottom eother slipped off or broke.\
Remove the bottom cover 2 screws have special screws.
You can get the security bit at harborfreight.com.
Then check the belt.
Also check to make sure the passle shaft is not frozen. See pther cure on how to do this.

The pan jumps either because the shaft is frozen or the side clips that hold the pan are not locking you must bend them to hold the pan if they are too tight the pan is hard to remove.
This to me is not as good as a design as the twist lock on other bread machines.

A few years ago I think it is off the market now.
The only real problem seems to be with the shaft assy in the pan.