Morphy Richards BM48280 manual Need HELP?

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mix, which is essential on the

Question 12

Questions about general

time delay.

Why didn't the bread rise?

Question 7

The yeast could be bad, past

performance and

it’s sell by date or possibly no

operation.

When setting the timer for

yeast was added at all. Also, if

morning, why does the

the mixing was not complete,

 

 

Question 1

machine make sounds late

rising problems could develop.

What should I do if the

at night?

 

kneading blade comes out

The machine must start

Question 13

with the bread?

operation when the time delay

Why can't the delayed finish

Remove it with a pair of plastic

reaches the start time of the

be set for more than 13

tongs before slicing the bread.

program so that the bread will

hours? What is the minimum

Since the blade can be

be ready. These sounds are

time a cycle may be

disconnected from the pan, it

made by the motor when

delayed?

is not a malfunction if it comes

kneading the dough. It is a

The maximum length of delay

out in your bread.

normal operation, not a

is 13 hours including the total

Question 2

malfunction.

cycle time. For example,

 

Setting 1 (basic small) has a

Why does my bread

Question 8

cycle time of 3:20. This start is

sometimes have some flour

The kneading blade is stuck

delayed by a maximum of 9:40.

on the side crust?

in the bread pan. After

The minimum length of delay

In some cases, the flour mix

baking how do I get it out?

for each setting is 10 minutes.

may remain on the corners of

The kneading blade may ‘stick’

The delay clock increases and

the baking pan. When this

in place after baking. Running

decreases in increments of 10

happens, it usually can be

warm or hot water over the

minutes.

eaten or simply trim off that

blade should loosen it enough

 

portion of the outer crust with

to be removed. If still stuck,

Question 14

a sharp knife.

soak in hot water for about 30

How do I know when to add

 

 

minutes.

raisins, nuts, etc. to the

Question 3

 

bread?

Why isn't the dough mixing?

Question 9

There is a beeper tone to

I can hear the motor

Can I wash the baking pan

signal that you may add

running.

in the dishwasher?

raisins, nuts, etc. during the

The Kneading Blade or baking

No. The baking pan and

second kneading cycle.

pan may not be inserted

kneading blade must be

Note: See ‘Baking cycle times’

properly. Make sure the pan is

washed by hand.

chart for ‘Add nuts & raisins’

facing the right way and that it

 

time.

has ‘clicked’ and seated into

Question 10

 

the bottom of the breadmaker.

What will happen if I leave

In some cases, ingredients can

 

 

the finished bread in the

be broken up during the initial

Question 4

baking pan?

kneading cycle. Each recipe

How long does it take to

Whilst still in the breadmaker

indicates the best time to add

make bread?

for the first hour after baking is

fruit and nuts to the dough.

Timings for each setting are

complete the bread ’keeps

 

outlined earlier.

warm’ to prevent it becoming

Question 15

 

 

‘soggy’. Leaving the bread in

How come my bread comes

Question 5

the breadmaker after the keep

out too moist? What can I

Why can't I use the timer

warm period may result in a

do?

when baking with fresh

‘soggy’ loaf of bread as excess

Humidity may affect the dough.

milk?

steam (moisture) would not be

Add an extra tablespoon of

The milk will spoil if left sitting

able to escape. Remove and

flour. Also, high altitude may

in the machine too long. Fresh

allow to cool on a wire rack

have the same effect. Decrease

ingredients such as eggs and

after baking to prevent this.

the amount of yeast by 1/4

milk should never be used with

 

teaspoon and decrease the

the delayed timer feature.

Question 11

sugar and/or water/milk

 

 

Why did the dough only

slightly.

Question 6

partially mix? Why didn't it

 

Why do I have to add the

mix completely?

Question 16

ingredients in a certain

The dough may be too heavy

Why do I get air bubbles at

order?

or dry. Also, the kneading

the top of the bread?

This allows the breadmaker to

blade or baking pan may not

This can be caused by using

mix the ingredients in the most

be inserted properly.

too much yeast. Decrease the

efficient manner possible. It

Ingredients may have been

yeast by 1/4 tsp.

also serves to keep the yeast

added in the wrong order.

 

from combining with the liquid

 

 

before the dough is started to

 

 

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