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Note : To Cancel, or Reset a program 
selection, press and hold the  Stop/Start  for 
1 second or more. The display will go blank.
Begin from step 8.

General Procedure

See page 14 for "bake only".
See pages 15–16 for "gluten free".

Measure ingredients carefully according to each recipe on page 24 to 41.

Options displayed in the Display Window

BLACK LETTERS: Option(s) available

GREY LETTERS: Option flashing

                           (the one being selected)

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Make sure that the inside of the raisin nut 
dispenser is clean and completely dry.

The dispenser should be secured in position 
for all programs.
Be sure that the drop down flap of the 
dispenser is closed.

Close the dispenser lid by pressing the lid 
lightly until you hear the magnets click.

 Steps 

Notes

Using the handle, remove the bread 
pan from the unit by twisting slightly 
anti-clockwise and pulling upwards. 

Mount the kneading blade on the shaft.

Make sure that the kneading blade and
the kneading shaft are free of bread crumbs.

The kneading blade is designed to 
fit loosely on the shaft with some 
loose turning.

Place flour and all dry ingredients inside the 
bread pan. 

Flour, dry milk, salt, sugar, butter
and other dry ingredients next.

Pour water and other liquids, if any, into the 
bread pan.

Place the bread pan inside the bread maker. 

Be sure the bread pan contacts the bottom 
of the unit.

Fold the handle down.

Close the lid.

Wipe off any moisture or other 
residue from the outside of the 
pan before placing it in the unit.

If the pan is not placed correctly, 
the dough will not be kneaded 
properly.

If the inside of the dispenser is wet,
the ingredients may stick in the 
dispenser.

If the dispenser is not set in position, 
steam may escape and may cause 
poor results to your loaf.

Always clean the dispenser after
each use.

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Place the yeast inside the bread pan first. 

Only use the "Easy Blend" / "Fast Action" 

yeast that comes in a sachet.

For best results, place the yeast in 
first, so that it is at the bottom and 
separated from the other liquid 
ingredients.

Position the unit away from edge 
of the table or counter - top.
The unit may vibrate or move
during the kneading process.
Place the unit where it will not fall 
off should the unit move during 
the kneading process.

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NOTE: The program "basic-BAKE, XL size, 
Medium crust" is preset at the factory as the 
default setting. To choose this, just press  Start  .

Press          to choose the type of bread.

Each time  select  is pressed, the arrow on 
the right of the display will move down to the 
next choice. The time and available options 
displayed in the window will change 
accordingly.

Each time  select  is pressed, the arrow on 
the right of the display will move down to the 
next choice. The time and available options 
displayed in the window will change 
accordingly.

See "select" section on page 7.

For "bake only" and "gluten free", 
see following pages.
bake only ······page 14
gluten free ····pages 15–16

Press             to choose the baking mode.

For BAKE, it is not necessary to press this pad.

Options available will be shown in the display 
and the one you require will flash.

Each time  Option  is pressed, the words will 
flash and change in the following order (Options 
not available for your choice will be skipped):
BAKE 

BAKE RAPID 

BAKE RAISIN

DOUGH 

DOUGH RAISIN 

BAKE···

Press             to choose the size of your bread.

Press             to choose the crust colour of your 
bread.

See "Option" section on page 7. 

The time will also change 
accordingly.

Notes

 Steps 

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When "TEMP" blinks, see page 18.

There will be no mixing action 
during resting.

A clicking noise may be heard 
during operation. This is not a 
malfunction.

For information on the progress of 
each program, see pages 7–8.

The time required for each of 
the steps will vary according 
to factors such as voltage 
fluctuation and room temperature.

Ingredients in the dispenser will be 
dropped between:
basic : 52 min – 1 hr 12 min from start
whole wheat : 1 hr 12min – 1 hr 42 min          

 from start. 

See availability of sizes and crust 
colour on pages 7– 8.

Press              .

The red light comes on, the program is set and 
the pad is inoperable.
"REST" begins. 
The resting settles the temperature of the 
bread pan and ingredients.
(There are some programs with no resting.)
After rest, the process will proceed to knead, 
then to rise and finally, bake.
The time remaining until the bread is finished 
is displayed in hours and minutes. (3:59, 3:58…)

For BAKE RAISIN / DOUGH RAISIN

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The above display is for 
basic-BAKE, XL size, 
medium colour.

The raisin nut dispenser will drop ingredients into the dough automatically 
at the optimum time during the last part of kneading.
The operation will stop for a while to drop the ingredients, and then 
resume automatically.

Plug into a 240V outlet.          

           appears.

For DOUGH option, proceed to page 13.

1.  Remove all residue before use.
2.  Place the ingredients inside the dispenser.
(See page 23 for detailed information of 
the ingredients to be placed in the raisin 
nut dispenser.)

For BAKE RAISIN / DOUGH RAISIN

Make sure that the dispenser lid is 
closed, otherwise it may cause 
condensation.

Summary of Contents for Bread Bakery SD-253

Page 1: ...nd water solution 4 Do not touch hot surfaces Use oven mitts when handling hot materials allow metal parts to cool before cleaning 5 Do not allow anything to rest on power cord Do not plug in cord whe...

Page 2: ...Wheat Loaf Whole Wheat Rapid Loaf Hi Fibre Loaf Cracked Wheat Bread Rosemary Thyme Loaf Chinese Chive Loaf Peanut Sesame Loaf Cheese Chive Loaf Whole Wheat Spice Loaf Sesame Bran Loaf 29 29 29 29 29 2...

Page 3: ...eing settled before kneading POWER ALERT indicates that there has been an interruption in the power supply See page 18 Remaining Time indicates how much time is left until the operation is complete th...

Page 4: ...oices of crust colours are available 7 8 P r o c e s s select Option Size Crust Timer Total Keep Warm Basic Features Choices available for Each Pad basic For producing loaves of bread using white stro...

Page 5: ...bread Each time select is pressed the arrow on the right of the display will move down to the next choice The time and available options displayed in the window will change accordingly Each time sele...

Page 6: ...finish of the kneading blade To use the Timer The timer to delay the start of the operation may only be used for the following programs See table below Duration of Time Timer may be set for any lengt...

Page 7: ...the DOUGH option 11 12 13 Prepare cake in a separate mixing bowl Follow the instructions for each recipe carefully Place the mixture carefully into the lined bread pan The kneading blade must be remov...

Page 8: ...and blade as well as any utensils that are used Remove the bread pan from the unit Twist slightly anti clockwise and pull up using the handle Mount the kneading blade on the shaft Make sure that the k...

Page 9: ...power is restored within 10 minutes the bread maker will operate again However the bread may not turn out well Display Indications for Abnormal Conditions Before cleaning the unit unplug and allow th...

Page 10: ...the dough rise Gluten development mostly takes place during dough kneading Strong flours contain a high content of proteins necessary for the development of gluten Bread flour and Bakers flour are the...

Page 11: ...ds such as whole wheat breads and multigrain breads are affected greatly by the quality of ingredients especially the flour The flour quality is affected by the keeping methods the temperature humidit...

Page 12: ...redients that are in small pieces and are completely dry may be placed in the raisin nut dispenser to be dropped automatically into the bread pan during the breadmaking process Ingredients that are we...

Page 13: ...some on spatula Dough should fall slowly from spatula If too thin add 2 4 Tbsp of rice flour If too thick add 1 3 Tbsp of water It should look like a thick cake mix or stiff mashed potato 3 Yeast resp...

Page 14: ...1 tsp 1 2 cup Medium Large Extra Large Use BAKE RAISIN option for recipes on this page Ingredients with should be placed in the raisin nut dispenser Sweet Breads Bacon Cheese Loaf Dry yeast Bread flou...

Page 15: ...Dry milk Butter Sugar Chives Chinese five spice Hoi Sin sauce Water Bread improver optional 11 4 tsp 300N 100N 1 tsp 2 tsp 15N 3 tsp 2 tsp 2 tsp 2 tsp 280 ml 1 2 tsp 11 2 tsp 370N 125N 2 tsp 11 2 Tbs...

Page 16: ...lt Olive oil Water Bread improver optional 1 tsp 400N 11 2 tsp 1 Tbsp 260 ml 1 2 tsp Whole Wheat Sandwich Bread tsp teaspoon Tbsp tablespoon Bread Mixes Dry yeast Whole wheat flour Bread flour Salt Dr...

Page 17: ...utter chilled for folding in the dough 1 egg beaten for brushing on top Croissants Use basic DOUGH program Ingredients Makes 18 Fold the 6 remaining third on top Seal edges Rest the dough in the refri...

Page 18: ...with beaten egg 7Bake in a preheated 200 C oven for 15 20 minutes or until golden brown Serve warm DOUGH Ingredients Makes 12 Method Make dough according to instructions on 1pages 9 10 and 13 Knead do...

Page 19: ...basic DOUGH RAISIN program Ingredients Makes 12 dry yeast bread flour milk powder sugar salt cinnamon mixed spice butter water bread improver optional mixed dried fruit place in the raisin nut dispen...

Page 20: ...20 30 minutes Knead dough on a lightly floured surface until 3 it becomes elastic and springs back when touched Divide the dough into 2 balls Cover and let 4 rest in a warm place for 20 minutes Shape...

Page 21: ...htly floured surface until 2 it becomes elastic and springs back when touched Shape into a flat circle place on a baking tray 3 make holes with the end of a wooden spoon 5 cm apart over the surface of...

Page 22: ...Kneading blade not installed properly in pan MEASUREMENT ERRORS Flour Yeast Water No sweetening agents Not enough Not enough Not enough Too much Too much Too much No yeast Ingredients used other than...

Page 23: ...he normal operating areas of the nearest Authorised Service Centres Television Receivers screen size greater than 39 cm Electronic Organs or Pianos Microwave Ovens Washing Machines Air Conditioners 5...

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