Black & Decker B2200 Breadmaker

Question edited for clarity, add maker.

Most parts are discontinued and I can't find a parts diagram. This article is the most helpful one. It sounds like you need a new paddle so it fits the shaft better, or you have too many nylon washers and the shaft isn't sitting deep enough in the paddle. All my bread is made by hand, no machines and hand kneaded. The dough proves in the oven with just the light on. Breadmaking is fun.

Black and Decker B2200 Breadmaker Repair

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The Black and Decker B2200 is a breadmaker produced by Black and Decker, an American manufacturer of power tools, accessories, hardware, home improvement.

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When your machine started kneading did you notice if the ingredients were actually mixing? Sometimes the drive belts on bread machine break and there is no mixing (the paddle doesn't spin around)

The Use and Care Manual for your Black & Decker B2250 All-In-One Automatic Breadmaker can be dowloaded in PDF from the following link:

http://useandcaremanuals.com/pdf/B220,B2250984.pdf

Follow a recipe similar to that for Dinner Rolls on Page 19 where you would use the Dough Setting to allow the dough to be removed for shaping and baking in your regular oven.

The Operating Instructions and Cookbook for the Black & Decker B2000 All-in-One Automatic Breadmaker is available online here:

http://www.breadmachinedigest.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/Black-n-Decker-manual-B2000.pdf

Go to managemylife.com and type your model number under the "Manuals" link. Your owner's manual is available in .pdf format that can be downloaded or printed for FREE. For your convenience, here is a direct link:

http://www.managemylife.com/mmh/owner_manuals/70396/Black-Decker-Breadmaker-B220-B2250984?brand_name_search=b2200

I hope this helps you.

here is the page of a website with your pan:

http://www.vendio.com/stores/breadmakerguru/category/b2200/catId=3449494

NO, it;s better to wait until kneading has started. If it has a second kneading add then. If not, add in a few minutes after ingredients have started mixing. Just lift the lid and drop them in as it mixes.

yes, but you may need to reduce yeast and salt

you have 2 years warranty[not many peo[ple know that]take it back ask for as refund

Hi,
Are you using yeast that has not past it's expiry date? Using bread machine yeast that has not past it's expiry date will give you better results. I switched to the bread machine yeast and had much better results. Also make sure the ingredients are for the right size loaf. The ones that come with your breadmaker are made specificaly for your machine. Make sure you are choosing recipes that are in the same quantities for the bread cycle you are choosing. I hope this helps. I have included the link to the manual for your machine in case you don't have one.

Carol.

http://www.useandcaremanuals.com/pdf/B220,B2250984.pdf