Regal Ware Recent Questions, Troubleshooting Help & Support

Here you are; https://www.ebay.com/itm/204244934731 Mail order.

Nope, haven't solved the problem yet. I got into the wrong category of breadmaker: mine is a regal K6773 "Automatic Breadmaker."

Question moved from Buick "Regal", Cars and TrucksUsually the Google search query 'item X vs item Y' works well in situations like this, and although it finds both manuals, it doesn't say the differences. I see one model is advertised as a 2lb Horizontal bread maker and makes a more traditional shaped loaf. I see one advert showing the pan as ideal for both of the models you mention,https://www.google.com/search?q=Regal+k6743+vs+k6742You don't say which model you have and why you need a new pan, if indeed you do?The search query to find one is Rival "model number" (in Quotes) replacement panLots on eBayhttps://picclick.com/Regal-Kitchen-Pro-Breadmaker-K6742-K6743-Replacement-352559794111.html..

Hi,

The error code E:EE means the breadmaker thinks the temperature is too cool i.e below 59 degrees F or 15 degrees Celsius.
As you say the temperature is actually 65 degrees - then this means that the temperature sensor on the Bread maker has failed and will need to be replaced.

The EEE code and beeping will continue until the failed sensor is replaced and as this is a component failure it cannot be reset unfortunately.

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It sounds like your belt is slipping. Yes, just like on a car! Bread machines use a belt drive and yours is probably slipping. Your choices are to replace the belt, or replace your breadmaker in my opinion. You might want to take the bottom panel off and look at your belt and see if there is anything obvious that you can correct. If you do that be sure it is unplugged.

For 36, six ounce cups of coffee add two cups of perk-ground coffee to the basket. You can make up to 36 cups; however, the West Bend manual suggests that you brew no less than 12 cups. CUPS TO BE BREWED AMOUNT OF GROUND COFFEE TO USE * 36 3 1/2 cups 42 4 cups 48 4 1/2 cups 55 1 pound

It's very easy--but you have to know the trick--I know 'cause it took me awhile to figure it out. Place the machine with the on-off/pulse button on your left. Lock the container in place--the handle will be on your right. Put the blade on the shaft. This is the trick: Lock the lid in place so that the shoot is directly in front of you and the "***" slides into the **** on the left of the machine (between the container and the inside of the machine, left of the on-off button). Good luck!

I am sorry we have no parts, just advice on repair related topics.

If you still need the book, I might have one I can copy and e-mail to you. I'd have to look for it. No sense my looking for it and copying it if you already have it at this time. Let me know if you still need it. [email protected]

i found most of the parts for this machine at http://abtecparts.com/Moulinex_Regalware_La_Machine_I.htm

See http://www.regalware.com/

It's an Inter Control type 161-491 Discomelt Plus thermal protection device. The 250°C bimetal disc switch failed, so the 318°C thermal fuse opened. West Bend uses the same device. They are readily available online as part # P200-97.