Contents

Operating Precautions
Getting To Know Your Breadmaker
Know Your Ingredients and Measure Accurately
Basic Steps in Making Bread
Cleaning Your Breadmaker
Troubleshooting Guide
Recipes
- Product Warranty
Appliance 1 Year Limited Warranty
- Replacement parts
  - CONSERVEZ CE MANUEL DINSTRUCTIONS POUR RFRENCE FUTURE
- Mieux Connatre Votre Machine Pain
- Connatre les Ingrdients et Mesurer Avec Prcision
- Etapes Elmentaires de la Prparation du Pain
- Nettoyage de Votre Machine Pain
- Guide Pour la Rsolution Des Problmes
- Recettes
  - Garantie du produit
Garantie limite d1 an de lappareil
- Pices de rechange
  - Precauciones de Funcionamiento
  - Conozca a su Mquina de Hacer Pan
  - Conozca Los Ingredientes y Mdalos Con Exactitud
  - Pasos Bsicos Para la Preparacin de Pan
  - La Limpieza de su Mquina de Hacer Pan
  - Gua de Solucin de Problemas
  - Recetas
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  - Repuestos

West Bend L5689A 41200 Instruction Manual

West Bend L5689A 41200 Breadmaker manual cover

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Year 2008

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West Bend L5689A 41200 Breadmaker Specification

The West Bend L5689A 41200 Breadmaker is a versatile and user-friendly appliance designed to make bread-making a seamless experience for both beginners and seasoned bakers. This model features a robust 650-watt motor, ensuring efficient kneading and mixing of dough. The breadmaker has a 2-pound loaf capacity, ideal for medium-sized families. Its sleek, compact design allows it to fit comfortably on most kitchen countertops, combining functionality with aesthetic appeal.

Equipped with a non-stick bread pan, the West Bend L5689A 41200 ensures easy removal of baked bread and straightforward cleaning. The breadmaker offers 12 pre-programmed settings, including options for basic, whole wheat, gluten-free, and French bread, allowing users to experiment with various recipes. Additionally, it has a customizable crust control feature, enabling light, medium, or dark crust finishes according to personal preferences.

This model includes a 13-hour delay timer, providing flexibility for users to schedule the baking process to suit their convenience. The easy-to-read LCD display and intuitive control panel facilitate effortless operation, guiding users through each step of the baking process. A viewing window on the lid allows for monitoring the progress without interrupting the baking cycle.

Safety and reliability are paramount, with the West Bend L5689A 41200 featuring an automatic shut-off function to prevent overheating. Its sturdy construction and durable components ensure longevity, while the inclusion of a measuring cup and spoon in the package aids precise ingredient measurement. Overall, the West Bend L5689A 41200 Breadmaker stands out as a practical and efficient choice for home baking enthusiasts seeking quality and convenience.

West Bend L5689A 41200 Breadmaker F.A.Q.

How do I start a basic bread cycle on the West Bend L5689A 41200 Breadmaker?

To start a basic bread cycle, first add your ingredients to the bread pan in the order listed in the recipe. Place the bread pan into the machine and close the lid. Select the 'Basic' setting on the control panel and press the 'Start' button. The machine will begin the kneading process.

What should I do if the breadmaker does not start?

Ensure that the breadmaker is properly plugged into a functioning power outlet. Check if the power cord is damaged. Make sure the bread pan is securely placed in the machine, and the lid is closed. If the issue persists, consult the troubleshooting section of the user manual.

How can I prevent my bread from sticking to the pan?

To prevent sticking, ensure that the kneading blade and bread pan are clean and dry before use. You can also lightly coat the pan with a non-stick cooking spray or a small amount of oil before adding ingredients.

Why is my bread sinking in the middle after baking?

Bread sinking in the middle can be caused by using too much yeast or liquid, or by overproofing. Ensure that you are measuring ingredients accurately and following the recipe. Check that the yeast is fresh and the breadmaker is set to the correct program.

How do I clean my West Bend L5689A 41200 Breadmaker?

After unplugging the breadmaker, remove the bread pan and kneading blade. Wash them with warm soapy water and dry thoroughly. Use a damp cloth to wipe down the interior and exterior of the breadmaker. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or submerging the machine in water.

What should I do if the breadmaker displays an error code?

Refer to the user manual to identify the error code and follow the recommended steps to resolve it. Common solutions include checking ingredient measurements, ensuring all components are properly placed, and resetting the machine by unplugging it for a few minutes.

Can I use gluten-free flour in my breadmaker?

Yes, you can use gluten-free flour in your breadmaker. Ensure you select a recipe specifically designed for gluten-free bread, as it requires different ratios and ingredients compared to regular bread recipes.

How can I add nuts or fruits to my bread?

Add nuts or fruits when the breadmaker beeps to indicate the 'add-in' stage, typically during the kneading process. This ensures they are evenly distributed throughout the dough without becoming too crushed.

Why is my bread crust too thick or hard?

A thick or hard crust can result from using too much sugar or baking at high temperatures. Try adjusting the sugar content or using a lighter crust setting if available. Ensure measurements are precise and consistent with the recipe.

How do I store my breadmaker when not in use?

Ensure the breadmaker is clean and dry before storing. Remove the bread pan and kneading blade, and store them separately. Keep the machine in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and moisture.