# = 10 beeps will indicate that the additional ingredients can be
added.
Delay timer
SETTING OF THE TIMER
All programmes can be started later, which is not recommeded for
the baking process for cakes and biscuits. If you use ingredients
such as fresh milk, fruit or onions, no pre-programming should be
selected, the baking process should be started directly.
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Select as stated above the desired setting with the MENU
SELECTION and CRUST keys.
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With both arrow TIMING keys you can pre-program a baking
process up to 13 hours in advance. Push the arrow key left or
right to prolong the duration of the baking process shown on
the display.
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The duration shown on the display indicates when the bread
will be ready. If you fill the container for instance in the evening
at 10.00 p.m. and want the bread to be ready by 7.00 am, the
display must show 10:00.
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These 10 hours include a waiting period of 6 hours plus the
duration of the selected baking process (in this case 3 hours).
+ 1 hour keep warm function.
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The breadmaker switches on automatically after 6 hours and
starts the standard baking process.
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After you have set the timer, press the START key. The
remaining time until the end of the baking process will be
displayed constantly.
Remember to press the start button to commence the timer
countdown- otherwise nothing will happen!
If you set the timer incorrectly and start has been pressed, you are
able to switch off and reset the delay period again only if mixing
has not started.
Start/stop
This button serves to start or stop the breadmaker. Only press the
button once you have selected the Program Select, crust colour
and delay timer if required. As the button is pressed you will hear a
beep the breadmaker will start and the timer display will count
down.
To stop the breadmaker, press and hold this button for 3 seconds.
Only do this in an emergency, as the unit will then reset to the
beginning of its program. You must then begin again, the
ingredients may be ruined and need replacement.
If the temperature in the breadmaker for a new program is still too
high from the previous use, the display shows ”HOT” after start of
the program and the breadmaker will beep without interruptions. If
this happens, please remove the pan and wait until the
breadmaker has cooled down (leave the lid open).
Using the breadmaker
NOTE: Yeast must never get in contact with any liquids until the
baking process starts.
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Open the lid and remove the baking pan by raising the handle
and twisting counter clockwise and then lift it out. Place the
baking pan on the work surface.
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Ensure that the paddle is attached inside the baking pan (This
is simply to push on).
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Measure the ingredients required and add them to the pan,
the breadmaker will mix all ingredients when switched on.
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When adding the yeast (dry or fresh) to the baking pan, take
care that the yeast does not come into contact with water or
other liquids, as it will start to activate immediately. This
applies especially when using the delay timer.
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Do not overfill the baking pan. This will affect the final result of
the bread and may damage the breadmaker.
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Using the panhandle, place the baking pan in the breadmaker
and turn clockwise to the lock position, close the lid of the
unit.
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Plug the unit into the power supply (you will hear a long beep).
The unit will automatically be set to the basic program with the
colour setting at MEDIUM.
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Now select the required program pressing the SELECT button
until the light corresponding to the program becomes
illuminated. Do not forget to select the crust colour as well.
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Press the start/stop program to start the unit. When the
program is completed the display shows 0.00 and you will
hear the unit beeps 10 times.
Note in manufacturing, it was necessary to grease some
parts of the unit. This is may cause emitting some vapour
when it is used for the first time.
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When the program is completed and the bread is baked
the”keep warm” function will operate for one hour. To remind
you of this, the unit will beep 6 times every 5 minutes for a
period of 1 hour, and then switch off.
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Take care when removing the bread. The bread is very hot. To
remove the baking pan, open the lid of the unit. As the unit will
be hot, use oven gloves to remove the pan. Using the handle,
simply twist the pan counters clockwise to the remove
position and lift out.
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Turn the pan upside down, and gently tap the bread from the
pan. Occasionally, the paddle will stay in the loaf, wait until the
loaf is cool and the remove the paddle with a wooden utensil
to avoid damage to the non-stick surface.
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Leave the bread on a rack to cool down, ensure ventilation
from below.
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Always unplug the unit after use.
Note: do not open the lid while the breadmaker is operating, as
this will affect the quality of the bread, especially its ability to
rise properly.
RECIPES
STANDARD WHITE BREAD
Water:
1 1⁄4 cups
Butter:
2 Tbsp.
White flour:
3 cups
Dry milk:
1 Tbsp.
Sugar:
2 Tsp.
Salt:
1 1⁄2 Tsp.
Yeast:
2 1⁄2 Tsp.
Set the breadmaker at STANDARD or QUICK operation.
RYE BREAD
Water:
1 cup
Butter:
2 1⁄2 Tbsp.
White flour:
2 1⁄4 cups
Rye flour:
3⁄4 cups
Sugar:
2 Tbsp.
Salt:
1 1⁄2 Tsp.
Yeast:
3 Tsp.
Set the breadmaker at STANDARD or WHOLEMEAL operation.
FRENCH BREAD
Water:
1 1⁄2 cups
Butter:
1 1⁄2 Tbsp.
White flour:
3 1⁄2 cups
Dry milk:
1 Tbsp.
Sugar:
2 Tbsp.
Salt:
1 1⁄2 Tsp.
Yeast:
2 Tsp.
Set the breadmaker at FRENCH operation.
HERB BREAD
Water:
1 1⁄2 cups
Olive oil:
1 1⁄2 cups
White flour:
3 cups
Dry milk:
2 Tbsp.
Sugar:
2 Tbsp.
Salt:
1 1⁄2 Tsp.
Tarragon:
1 1⁄2 Tsp.
Basil:
1 1⁄2 Tsp.
Oregano:
1 1⁄2 Tsp.
Yeast:
2 1⁄2 Tsp.
Set the breadmaker at STANDARD operation.
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