Breadman TR550 Instruction Manual

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When instructions
using
IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS
the
should
Breadman®
always
be
followed
Automatic
including
Bread
the
Baker,
following.
basic
safety
precautions
such
as
TABLE
Your
Control
Using
OF
CONTENTS
Panel
the
Breadman®
.4
.3
- 5
Kneading and Baking Cycles 6
Making Dough and Baking Bread 7 -
Using
the
Timer
Cleaning Instructions
Batter
Bread™
Recipes
Trouble-Shooting
11
.12 -13
.14
.15 -16
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- 18
Specifications 19
Guarantee/Warranty 20
1.Read
2.00
3.To
'~
4.Close
5.Unplug
6.00
7.The
8.00
9.00
10.00
11.Avoid
12.Extreme 13Where
14.00
15.00
16.This
17.Keep
18.This
all
instructions
not
touch
protect
case
and
kneading
supervision
cord
cool
before
not
operate
or
has
been
repair
or
adjustment.
use
of
not
use
not
let
not
place
touching
caution
liquids.
applicable
disconnect,
not
use
not
use
appliance
appliance
appliance
this
plug
wall
outlet,
attempt
to
hot
surfaces.
against
cord
turn
will
electrical
blade,
is
necessary
from
wall
putting
accessory
defeat
on
any
appliance
damaged
outdoors.
hang
appliance
any
moving
must
check
the
control appliance on
an
unsteady
is
intended
at
least 2 inches
has a polarized
fit
in a polarized
reverse
the
this
before
use.
Use
shock
in
water
when
outlet
when
or
taking
with adamaged
in
any
manner.
attachments
over
the
edge
on
or
near a hot
parts
be
used
that
the
to
OFF,
for
other
or
for
household plug(one
plug.
If
safety
feature.
oven
mitts
do
not
immerse
or
other
any
appliance
not
in
off
parts.
Return
not
recommended
of
table
gas
during
when control
than cloth-covered
away wall
it
moving
then
intended
from
blade
outlet
still
does
operation.
is
OFF
remove
use
when
taking
cord,
liquid.
use
and
cord
or
appliance
or
counter,
or
electric
the
appliance
before
plug
use.
table.
only.
walls
or
is
wider
only
one
not
fit,
out
bread
case.
plug
or
appliance,
is
used
by
or
near
before
by
contact a qualified
cleaning.
plug
or
after
to
Salton/MAXI M for
Salton/MAXIM
or
touch
burner,
containing
plugging
from
any
than
way.
wall
other
the
If
cord
outlet.
objects
other).
plug
appliance
hot
or
except
children.
Allow
appliance
malfunctions
examination,
may
cause
surfaces.
in a heated
hot
contents
into
wall
outlet.
during
As a safety
does
electrician.
not
use.
fit
bread
injuries.
oven.
To
feature,
fully
Do
to
or
in
not
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
NOTES:
A.A
short
power
supply
,~
tripping B.Extension C.lf
(1) (2)
CAUTION:
Vent
an
extension
The
electrical
The
where
are
HOT.
over a long
cords
are
cord
marked
rating
cord
should
it
can
During
use,
Keep
cord
cord.
available
is
used,
electrical
of
appliance,
be
arrang~ed
be
pulled
the
internal
out
of
is and
rating
by
reach
provided
may
of
extension
and
so
that
children
parts
of
children
be
or
of
to
reduce
used
it
will
tripped
the
Breadman®
to
avoid
1
the
if
precautions
cord
should
not
drape
over
accidentally.
possible
risk
of
are be
over
and
becoming
taken
at
least
the
top
the
area
injury
entangled
in
their
qreater
of
counter
around
use.
than
the
in
or
table
Steam
or
the
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YOUR
A. Cover
B. Viewing C.
Steam Vent
D.
Handle
E.
Bread Pan
F.
Control Panel
G.
Drive
H.
Kneading Paddle
I.
Power Supply Cord
J.
Heating Element
K.
Oven
L.
Display with
BREADMAN®
Window
Shaft
Window
Indicator
POLARIZED
Signals
PLUG
This
appliance has a polarized plug other). To reduce fit into a polarized outlet only the
outlet, reverse
electrician. Do
the
risk
the
plug. If it still does
not
attempt
of
(one
blade
is
wider
electric shock, this plug
one
way.
If
the
plug does
not
fit,
to modify
the
plug in any
than
is
intend
contact
way.
the
ed to
not
fit fully in
a qualified
CONTROL
1
Basic
(Med)
2
Basic
3
Basic
4
French
5
French
6
Fruiland
7
Fruiland
Timer
..........
21b. 8 Batter
(Dark)2lb. 9Whole
1.5
lb.
21b.
1.5
lb. NUl2 Nul
1.5
Knead
Rise
o
000
SELECT
Breadman®
displayed in
@ Each time you press this button,
(Hint: Hold down the
<!>
Each time you press this button,
D.
Select
Press this number. Each time Display Window.
The
Display Window indicates a number corresponding to
Medium 1.5 lb., (Each time
E.
Start
Press this
F.
Stop
Press this
setting, or to stop baking.
When This
the
button
the
button
button
you press the Timer, Select, Start, or Stop button, you should hear a beep.
lets you know you've pressed hard enough and your selection was made.
PANEL
Bread" Wheal2lb.
10
Whole
Wheal
11
Dough
lb.
lb.
Bake
Complete
.....,
@
~MER
START
SELECT
STOP
Display Window.
button
to select
(The
French
to
for a full second to
the
the
select selection numbers will be displayed in order listed.)
1 lb., etc.) listed
button
start
the
A.
Display
Shows your selection and Timer setting.
1.5
lb.
Baking cycle you want. Each selection corresponds with a
button
is
Baking cycle you choose, or to start
Displays where you are in
B.
Selection
Select from these bread choices:
1.
Basic Medium 2 lb.
2.
Basic Dark 2 lb.
3. Basic 1.5 lb.
4.
French 2 lb.
5. French 1.5 lb.
6.
Fruit &
7.
Fruit &
8.
Batter Bread'"
9.
Whole
10.
Whole
11. Dough
C.
Timer
Use this pair
the
Timer advances 10 minutes.
for
speedier results.)
the
Timer
is
pressed,
on
the
pressed,
the
turn
off power, to reset
Window
Options
Nut Nut
Wheat Wheat
of
is
set back 10 minutes.
the
selection number will appear in
control label.
number displayed increases
2 lb.
1.5 lb. 2 lb.
1.5
lb.
buttons to add or subtract time
the
menu number (Basic
the
the
Baking cycle or Timer
the
Baking process.
by
Timer.
the
one.)
2 3
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USING
Inserting and Removing the Bread Pan
Operating Tips
THE
BREADMAN®
With
your new
You
can
on
are
NOTE: Ingredients should be added
on
page 8
You
can
and
Menu
tasty options. You
can make dough for rolls or shaped loaves you'll bake
• in your oven. Use the mixing and kneading for you, bread yourself.
• To insert the Bread Pan in the Bread Baker, seat it in place at a right angle, and turn clockwise.
Remember to insert the Kneading Paddle first, your ingredients BEFORE inserting the Bread Pan into the Oven
• To remove with a mitt, turn it counterclockwise and lift gently. arrow turn to remove it.)
When TO
WEAR
remove shaking gently, check to removed from the loaf. If it non-metal utensil to gently remove it, taking care scratch
• Use oven mitts when working with bread or any part BreadmaniB>
• Wipe off crumbs and clean the
after baking.
BreadmaniB>
use pre-packaged bread mixes. Recipe instructions
each package.
of
this
bake a loaf
Planner
of
your
Breadman~
the
Bread Pan from the Oven, hold
on
the
Bread Pan reminds you which direction to
you remove the Bread Pan after baking,
OVEN
the
loaf
by
the
Kneading Paddle.
that
is
Automatic Bread Baker:
in
manual.
of
bread from scratch. See the
included with your
Breadman'siB>
then
MITTS
turning the Bread Pan upside down and
hot
to prevent burning. After you
see
that
the Kneading Paddle
is
stuck in your bread, use a
from baking.
Breadman~
order suggested
Recipe
BreadmaniB>for
Dough cycle to do shape and bake
as
the
then
the
Handle
BE
SURE
not
needed,
lots of
the
add all
(An
is
to
of
the
~
t
Caution
• Unplug
It
during the beginning of the Baking cycle. As your bread bakes, the moisture soon will evaporate so you can watch your bread's baking progress.
Don't
to bake improperly.
Don't
• This will stop the operation.
• To protect young children, keep
reach when you're
during
• Use
near a flame or heat, or Avoid placing it where it may tip over during use. Dropping the
• To avoid burns, stay clear kneading and baking. Also, don't touch the Viewing Window - it gets very hot.
• After baking, wait for the before touching or cleaning the
• Never use metal utensils with scratch
• Avoid electric shock by unplugging before using a damp cloth
• Never use an
• Avoid covering the Steam Vent during Kneading and Baking cycles. This could cause or discolor.
the
Breadman® when you are
is normal for the Viewing Window to collect moisture
open
the
Lid during baking. This causes
unplug the
the
the
Breadman®
BreadmaniB>
the
or sponge to wipe the interior
the
open flame.
BreadmaniB>
not
there to supervise - especially
Kneading and Baking cycles.
on
a flat, hard surface.
on
a soft surface (such
BreadmaniB>
without oven mitts.
non-stick surface
Bread Pan
could cause it to malfunction.
of
the Steam Vent during
BreadmaniB>
the
the
of
on a gas
not
using it.
the
during Kneading
the
BreadmaniB>
to cool down
Bread Pan or internals
Breadman'!' These can
the
Bread Pan.
of
the
or electric cooktop or
the
BreadmaniB>
Don't
as
Oven.
or
out
place it
a carpet).
to warp
bread
Baking.
of their
of
on
4
5
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KNEADING
The
Breadman®
AND
Automatic
BAKING CYCLES
Bread Baker has
ten
(10) Baking cycles from which you
choose, plus Dough cycle.
The
• Fruit
• Batter
This
Basic Medium, and Dark Baking cycles let you choose your favorite crust.
The
French cycle
sweeteners, such
&
Nut
Bread™
table shows how long
is
for breads with crisper crusts, especially those
as
French and Italian breads.
cycle
is
for breads such
is
for non-yeast, muffin-like breads.
each
p~rt
as
apple walnut, banana, and raisin bread.
of
the
Baking cycle takes:
SELECTION
1
2 3
Baking
Phase
Mixing/Kneading Rest Kneading First
Rise
Gas
Release
Second
Rise
Gas
Release
Final
Rise
Baking
Total
Time
*Note:
The
Basic.
2
lb.
Medium
11.5
min.
15
min.
13.5
min.
45
min.
19
sec.
- -
- -
55
min.
50
min.
3:10
Batter
Basic
2
lb.
Dark
11.5
min.
15
min.
13.5
min.
45
min.
19
sec.
55
min.
60
min.
3:20
Bread™
Basic
1.5
11.5 15
13.5
45
14
-
-
55 40
3:00
{unction
See sample recipes in the back
**Note:
If
bread
is
not removed immediately after baking, and Stop button
a controlled 60-minute Cooling phase will begin
4 5
French French
lb. 2 lb.
min.
25
min.
min.
min.
45
sec.
7
30
2
min.
65
min.
75
of
this manual.
1.5
min.
20
- - - - -
- - - - -
min.
45
sec. 2sec.
min.
30
sec. 2sec. 7sec. 4sec.
min.
65
min.
50
4:00
is
for
denser muffin-like breads
Fruit
lb. & Nut &Nut
2
min.
25
60
min.
19
min.
30
min.
50
min.
45
3:30
3:30 3:20
for
7 8 9
6
Batter
Fruit
Bread'
lb.
1.5
lb.
25
min.
min. sec. min.
min. min.
16
104
2:00
min.
min. sec. min.
min. min.
60 15 30
50 35
each selection (except Dough). While this will help reduce condensation between loaf and Bread Pan, it as
soon
as
possible after completion of the Baking phase.
6
that
are lowest in
10
Whole
Whole
Wheat
Wheat
1.5
2
lb.
min.
11.5
min.
11.5
min.
30
min.
25
min.
13.5
13.5
min.
-
60
min.
60
min.
-
-
- 2
-
min.
that
is
best to remove bread
2
sec.
35
min.
sec.
50
min.
60
min.
4:20
contain
3
sec.
35
min.
3
sec.
50
min.
45
min.
4:00
is
not pressed,
can
lb.
min.
no
11
Dough
11.5
min.
15
min.
13.5
min.
50
min.
19
sec.
-
-
-
-
1:30
yeast.
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I
t
I
MAKING
Here's how
Open Bread
Turn
the
lift "Remove" which
to
the
Lid
Pan.
the
Handle
Bread Pan.
on
way
to
bake bread with your Breadman®:
the turn
DOUGH
and
remove
counter-clockwise and
(The
Bread
the
the
arrow marked
Pan
reminds you
Handle.)
AND
BAKING BREAD
Position Drive
Match the flat part Paddle. Make sure the paddle
7
the
Shaft
the
Kneading
as
shown.
flat side
of
the
Paddle
of
the Drive Shaft
hole in
on
the
Kneading
is
the
to
secure.
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the
t
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Bread
Pan.
STEP
3
Place
the
ingredients
For best results, add all liquid ingredients first.
Then,
add all dry ingredients
EXCEPT yeast.
into
STEP
4
IJ~'
Make
a small
dry
ingredients
the
wet
indentation. This
order
important, especially Timer, because it keeps from
the
to
knead
ingredients will activate
Note:
If
add
salt
indentation
(not
layer) and add
of
adding ingredients
liquid ingredients until it's time them
together. (Liquid
on
so deep
the
when
using
the
yeast away
the
top
of
it
reaches
yeast to
is
the
yeast.)
the
the
your recipe contains salt, please with
liquid ingredients, keeping it away from the yeast. Salt may activate the yeast prematurely.
'l'
the
Select
Insert
the
Bread
Pan
in
the
Breadman~
Seat
the
Bread Pan
the
Handle arrow marked "Lock" reminds you which way
Close When
flashes
clockwise
to
turn
the
the
Lid and plug
you plug it in,
"000"
as
shown,
to
Handle.)
the
in
the
Display Window.
then
secure it.
in
the
Breadman~
Breadman<B>
turn
(The
Press cycle
you
Press
the
Select bread selection you desire. Each time you press "SELECT," selection will be displayed in Window. See page 3 for
button
want.
button
the
Control
the
selection order.
to choose
to choose
number
of the
Panel section
the
the
your
Display
on
8
9
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Press
Start
to
begin
the
Baking cycle.
the
First,
for
Kneading process. During this process,
yeast begins to activate, and normally Viewing Window begins to clear so you loaf.) after a few minutes to let before baking.
Eight minutes before Kneading process, to let you know this fruit and nuts.
If you chose Dough, beeps to let you know when is
ready to be removed.
to you to shape it, give it time for
a final rising period, and bake it in a conventional oven.
For the
Breadman~
one
minute.
The
other
Baking process.
Then,
can
see
Breadman~
cycles,
Breadman~
Kneading
mixes the ingredients
it begins
fog.
the
progress
will stop kneading
the
the
end
the
Breadman~
is
the
time to add any
the
Breadman~
Then
and/or
the the
(This will
of
your
dough rise
of
the
beeps
the
dough
it's up
continues to
~~
When
your
bread
is
done,
will
beep.
Breadmani!l the Baking phase is completed.
button,
Stop mitts and remove
the
the
Remember loaf are
place either on a tablecloth, plastic surface, scorch or melt.
If
the
bread after baking and if pressed, a controlled Cool-Down cycle
will begin and automatically shut off after 60 minutes. While this will help prevent
hom
becoming remove bread immediately after Baking cycle
is
then
that
both
very hot!
or
other
is
not
the
complete.
This
put
on
the
Bread
the
Bread Pan and your
Be
surface
removed immediately
the
Stop
machine will
soggy,
for
the
indicates
Press
your
oven
Pan.
careful
that
might
button
the
bread
not
best results,
is
that
the
to
not
!\
i
J
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Remove Turn over
from soon
Place cooling surface to cool. Bread should be cooled slightly (15 to it
If
Paddle Sometimes
in a loaf metal utensil to gently remove it, taking care
When be sure to unplug it.
the
loaf from
the
Bread Pan a
the
countertop
loaf. It's best to remove
as
the
Breadman~
the
loaf
is
sliced.
necessary, remove
from
the
the
of
bread. If it does, use a
not
to
scratch
you are
and gently shake out
on
a wire rack or
30
the
loaf.
Kneading Paddle will stick
the
done
using
the
Bread
Pan.
few
inches
the
loaf
as
is
done
baking.
other
minutes) before
Kneading
non-
Kneading Paddle.
the
Breadman~
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II
10
11
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USING THE TIMER
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You
can
preset your Breadman$ to cook bread from 2:50 to
13
hours in advance.
Note:
Don't milk Timer
use the Timer
or
other ingredients
can't
be used
for
if
your recipe includes eggs, fresh
that
may
spoil.
The
Fruit &
Nut,
Batter
Dough cycles.
To preset your
1.
Add yeast and liquid ingredients
2.
Close
3. Select
selected Baking Cycle appears in
Baking
Basic Medium 2 lb. Basic Dark 2 lb. 3:20 Basic 1.5 lb. 3:00
French 2 lb. 4:00 French 1.5 lb. 3:30 Whole Whole
4. Press want Timer.) Display Window.
• For example, if it ready display reads 5:00, meaning it will finish baking in five hours.
5. Press to flash, letting you know Display Window indicates 0:00, baking Complete
Breadman~
the
ingredients
the
Breadman$ Lid and plug it in.
the
Baking Cycle you want.
follow these steps:
as
usual, taking care
Cycle
Wheat Wheat
the@Timer to add. (Use
The
at
1 o'clock, press
Start
2 lb. 4:20
1.5 lb. 4:00 button
the
(i)
amount
to begin
Indicator blinks.
of
time you set
is
8 o'clock and you
the
the
Timer.
once for each 10 minutes you
button
@ Timer
the
not
contact
Length
3:
one
another.
The
time needed for
the
Display Window.
of
Baking
10
to subtract time from
is
shown in
want
button
The
Timer Indicator begins
Timer
is
started.
is
completed and
Breadmanl!l Bread
to let
or
the
Cycle
the
a loaf
of
bread
until
the
When
the
the
the
For Best Results
• Take care to measure ingredients accurately, using a good set
of
measuring cups and spoons, or a good scale. Make sure to level all dry ingredients Inaccurate measuring could cause unexpected results in
your loaf
• In particular, be precise in measuring
• Take care Excess flour will cause the
• After placing all minutes before pressing Start, or use minutes to
• Use fresh ingredients.
• Since moisture
• To keep your yeast active, store it in
• Speaking setting it for are partially combined in tend warm
• Keep causes
• After your bread has cooled completely, store it in a plastic bag
of
bread.
not
to add more
dough to stick to
the
total processing cycle.
your flour in
container
to deteriorate if left too many hours, especially
or
the
or
in your refrigerator.
of
fresh -
as
short a time
humid
Lid closed during
uneven
plastic wrap to prevent it from drying out.
baking.
the
the
the
ingredients in the Baking Pan, wait 10
is
an
an
airtight container.
when
day.
as
you measure them.
the
water.
than
4 cups
of
flour per loaf.
bread to bake incompletely and
inside
of
the
Lid.
the
Timer to add 10
enemy to flour, be sure to store
an
airtight
using
the
Timer,
we
the
dough may
Opening
recommend
on
as
possible. Because ingredients
the
Bread Pan,
the
Baking cycle.
a
it
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13
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CLEANING
Caution
INSTRUCTIONS
The
Bread Pan and Kneading Paddle have non-stick surfaces
that
make cleaning
1.
After baking discard any crumbs.
2.
Remove Paddle from Bread soapy water. Avoid scratching the non-stick surfaces.
If
warm water in EXCESSIVE FORCE.
3. Wipe sponge. elsewhere, scrub with a non-abrasive scrubbing pad and wipe clean.
Do
not
Breadman~
Do
not
could interfere with Be
sure
Avoid electric shock, unplug the before cleaning!
the
Pan
the
Kneading Paddle
the
If
use vinegar, bleach,
soak
the
the
Breadman®
easy.
each
loaf
of
bread, unplug
Bread Pan from
the
Bread Pan.
and Kneading Paddle inside and
the
Pan to loosen it.
inside
of
the
any residue has scorched
Bread Pan for a long period
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free working
is
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Then,
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to
Lid and
completely cooled before storing.
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or
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the
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and
as
needed, wash
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Drive Shaft, pour
DO
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on
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of
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NOT
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the
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out
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USE
cloth
heating
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plate or
time - this
the
and
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BATTER
BREADTM
RECIPES
Whole Wheat Batter Bread with Banana
1/2 cup Butter 1/4 cup Sugar
2
3 Tablespoons 2/3 cup 1 Tablespoon
1/2 cup 1 cup
1 cup
3
Yz
teaspoons
1/2 teaspoon
• Mix eggs, milk, banana and honey in a separate bowL
• Mix all-purpose flour, whole wheat flour, baking powder and salt in Add
• Place
all ingredients to
the
butter,
the
Bread Pan into
Whole
Wheat
then
or
Margarine
Medium-Sized Milk (Whole, 2% or Skim) Ripe Mashed Bananas
Honey Chopped All-Purpose Flour
Whole Baking Powder Salt
Batter
sugar,
Wheat
the then
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Eggs
Walnuts (optional)
Flour
Bread Pan listed above
egg mixture, walnuts and so on.
the
Breadman® and select
with Banana will be done in 2 hours.
Set
aside.
in
the
order given, beginning with
the
Batter
Bread™
another
function.
bowL
Your
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Chocolate
3/4 cup
1/2 cup
3
3 Tablespoons
1/3 cup 2 cups
3
Yz
teaspoons 1/4 teaspoon 1/3 cup
• Mix eggs
• Mix all-purpose flour, baking powder, salt
Add the
butter,
• Place Chocolate
Batter
Butter or Margarine Sugar
Medium-Sized Milk
Chocolate All-Purpose Flour
Baking Powder Salt Unsweetened
and
milk in a separate bowl.
all ingredients
then
sugar,
the
Bread
Pan
Batter
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Bread
Chips
to
the then
into
the
will be
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Cocoa
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Pan
listed above in
egg mixture, chocolate chips and so on.
Breadman®
done
in
aside.
and
unsweetened cocoa in
the
and
select
the
Batter
2 hours.
another
order given, beginning
BreadTh<
bowl.
function. Your
with
Symptom
Bread
has
offensive
Baked
bread
or
the
bread's
is
sticky
Start
button
start
the
Can't
set
the
TImer
an
odor
is soggy
surface
doesn't
machine
Possible Solutions
Check Measure carefully - too odor
Remove done to
Also be sure a become
Make sure If
choose your Baking cycle. (You before pressing
If because with your ingredients, and wait until down - about 20 minutes - before starting a new loaf.
If you selected either cycle, you ingredients should be processed immediately for these cycles.
to
be sure you added
and
may cause
Be
sure to use only fresh ingredients.
the
bread from
baking. Leaving it in
collect
countertop
nothing
the
on
soggy.
the
appears in
baking area
of
an
cannot
the
the
sides
to
cool
the
causes
the
machine
Start.)
is
too hot,
automatic safety feature. Remove
use the Timer.
the
much
loaf
to
the
Bread Pan
the
touching
loaf
on
side
next
is
plugged in.
the
Display Window, press
the
Dough, Fruit &
correct yeast will cause rise too high.
pan
the
a wire rack; cooling it
must
the
amount
as
soon
allows
condensation
pan.
to
the
counter
select a
Breadman® will
the
This
is
Baking
Breadman®
Nut
or Batter
because
of
yeast.
an
unpleasant
as
it
is
to
Select
not
the
Bread Pan
the
on
to
cycle
start
cools
BreadTh<
16
The
Breadman® stopped "000"
The Paddle was in
and
flashes
Kneading
the
bread
stuck
This
happens if you press
the
unplug each cycle. Discard again
Make sure adding ingredients
Sometimes denser Kneading Paddle after baking. gently remove
machine, or if there
case,
the
BreadmaniE>
the
with
new ingredients.
the
Kneading Paddle
When
the
17
the
Stop
is
can't
be restarted for this
contents
to
or
out
this happens, use a
blade from
of
the
the
Bread Pan
crustier loaves
with
them
the
button,
a power outage.
Bread
is
mounted
when
bottom
if you
Pan
and
properly before
and
baking.
of
bread may pull
you remove
non-metal
of
the
In
start
the
utensil
loaf.
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the
loaves
and
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Symptom
The
bread rose
too high much
The
bread
didn't
rise
enough
The
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round
The lumpy
£:01 when Start
not
dough
or
too
displays
you
press
button
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is
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smooth
ball is
dry
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it should.
Make sure Make sure to add ingredients in the proper order: liquids, dry ingredients, yeast. Make sure yeast doesn't get wet until
Solutions
not
to add too
of
any
of
not
to add too little yeast, water or sweetener.
the
Breadman® mixes
Note: Typically, bread made will not rise as high as bread made
During
time, letting it mix in well. For most breads, your dough ball should become round, smooth, should bounce back when you press it with your finger.
During time, letting it mix in well.
The preparing ingredients, and wait until 20 minutes - before preparing a new loaf.
the
Kneading process, add I tablespoon
the
Kneading process, add 1 tablespoon
Breadman®
another
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much
yeast, water or flour. Too
these may cause
is
too
hot
loaf. Remove
the
loaf to rise more
the
ingredients together.
with
whole grain flours
with
refined flours.
of
not
sticky to
(over 100°Fj38°C) to begin
the
the
Bread Pan with your
Breadman® cools down about
the
touch, and
of
than
flour
water
at
at
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SPECIFICATIONS
Model Power
Consumption
Heater
Motor Capacity (Flour) Timer Range Dimensions Weight
a
a
Window
Added Features
Cool-Down Cycle
TR550
430 Watts 105 Watts
4 cups
13
2 hours 50 minutes (2:50) to
13S' x 905'-
14.5Ibs.
Oven
• Non-stick Bread Pan
• Removable non-stick Kneading Paddle
• Batter
• Preprogrammabie Timer
If bread Baking cycle, at
a controlled rate to help reduce sweating
of
loaf in Bread Pan.
has a
BreadTh'
is
not
x
13"
21's" x 2Ys"
removed immediately after
the
window
function
Breadman® will cool down
hours (13:00)
£:02
displays
when
you
Start
H:OO
after baking
L:OO
after
press
button
displays
displays
baking
The
Breadman®
heat
to
This the cooler place.
This kneading or rising. Locate
up to room temperature,
means
Kneading or Rising process. Locate
means
is
too cold. Unplug
the
temperature
the
temperature
18
of
of
the
the
machine and allow it
then
try again.
the
dough was too high during
the
Breadman® in a
the
dough was too low during
Breadman® in a warmer place.
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