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I cannot remove baking pan - Sunbeam 5890 ExpressBake Bread Maker

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Most bread machines are held in by 2 little spring clips...one on each side.

They are under tension when the pan is in the oven and that is how it stays stable when kneading is taking place. So to get it out you have to release that tension and that is going take what I call the little "pop". Grab the handle of the pan right in the center with both hands and put a little slack in it by lowering the handle down about an inch and then "pop" it straight up the little clips will release ther hold on your pan......magic!!

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2 tablespoons powdered milk
1 1/2 teaspoons salt
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