Have had our Sunbeam bread machine for 16 months and the bread starting turning our usual mix into a collapsed hard loaf. Used a temperature gauge during the cycles and found that during the last rising the temperature inside swung between 95 and 110 degrees. How do we fix a busted thermostat or whatever controls temperature?
Hi I do not know what the correct temperature range should be, but may I suggest a trying new batch of fresh yeast. ( Just in case you batch has absorbed some moisture, preventing it rising. ) Isaac
Have tested our yeast and it's fine. Ideal rising temperature is between 75-85 degrees. At 95-110, it rises too fast, then the yeast literally runs out of gas and the loaf collapses. Still need advice on fixing haywire thermostat.Have tested our yeast and it's fine. Ideal rising temperature is between 75-85 degrees. At 95-110, it rises too fast, then the yeast literally runs out of gas and the loaf collapses. Still need advice on fixing haywire thermostat.
Hi, I have a model 5891 and a modle 5833 and both are doing the exact same thing. I had thought that the program had changed and the paddle turns just enough to colapse the dough then the machine starts cooking the colapsed dough which is an absolute mess. I am trying a reduced amount of yeast, 1-3/4 teaspoon, for my 7th attempt. I have tried changing everything else except the yeast on the previous 6 attempts. I am pretty sure that greatrive 5 is correct and the hightened temperature is the cause of the problem. I will know in the morning when I wake up. (08-26-11) John Hale [email protected]Hi, I have a model 5891 and a modle 5833 and both are doing the exact same thing. I had thought that the program had changed and the paddle turns just enough to colapse the dough then the machine starts cooking the colapsed dough which is an absolute mess. I am trying a reduced amount of yeast, 1-3/4 teaspoon, for my 7th attempt. I have tried changing everything else except the yeast on the previous 6 attempts. I am pretty sure that greatrive 5 is correct and the hightened temperature is the cause of the problem. I will know in the morning when I wake up. (08-26-11) John Hale [email protected]
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Hi
I do not know what the correct temperature range should be, but may I suggest a trying new batch of fresh yeast. ( Just in case you batch has absorbed some moisture, preventing it rising. )
Isaac
Have tested our yeast and it's fine. Ideal rising temperature is between 75-85 degrees. At 95-110, it rises too fast, then the yeast literally runs out of gas and the loaf collapses. Still need advice on fixing haywire thermostat.
Hi,
I have a model 5891 and a modle 5833 and both are doing the exact same thing.
I had thought that the program had changed and the paddle turns just enough to colapse the dough then the machine starts cooking the colapsed dough which is an absolute mess.
I am trying a reduced amount of yeast, 1-3/4 teaspoon, for my 7th attempt. I have tried changing everything else except the yeast on the previous 6 attempts.
I am pretty sure that greatrive 5 is correct and the hightened temperature is the cause of the problem.
I will know in the morning when I wake up.
(08-26-11)
John Hale
[email protected]