Regal Ware Recent Questions, Troubleshooting Help & Support

HiDownload the manual from the link below.http://biz.regalware.com/pub/docs/Breadmaker_Books/K6773_K6775_Breadmaker_Guide_Cookbook.PDF

I'm afraid the heating element is burned out.

HiDownload the manual by clicking on the link below.biz.regalware.com/pub/docs/Breadmaker_Books/K6756_Breadmaker_Guide_Cookbook.PDF

Do you have the manual? If not, just ask the manual search engine, they are specialists in finding breadmaker manuals. Be prepared to send them the full model details (e.g. a picture).

check www.partstore.com good luck

i have a pan for sale. Email me at [email protected] and i can seend you pics
chris

I went to one site that has parts and they wanted $69.99 for pan assembly which is is unreasonable in my opinion They wanted $19.99 for just the seal and you would have to know how to put it on and you would still have a used pan. Recommend you just replace your machine. If you want a good used machine visit breadmachineshelp.com

The Guide and Cookbook for the Regal 6766 Automatic Breadmaker is available online here:http://biz.regalware.com/pub/docs/Breadmaker_Books/K6776_Breadmaker_Guide_Cookbook.PDF

Regalware discontinued sales of their breadmakers in 1999. Replacement parts are no longer available from Regalware or from other online replacement part suppliers.You might try taking your breadmaker to your nearest small appliance repair shop to see if there are able to source a generic belt for your machine.If you have the old broken belt or are able to determine the size and type of belt required, you could try contacting an industrial belt supplier. For example this site will ship to Quebec.I trust this is helpful. Thank you for using FixYa!

your drive belt (if it has one) probably came loose or broke. Un plug unit and remove bottom screws to determine problem and rectify situation. Re- connect belt or purchase new one.

Hi bex_ta,

If the paddle doesn't have the power to knead, you're probably losing torque at one or more of several points:
1) Where the paddle attaches to the shaft (is there evidence of slippage/wear in the paddle socket?),
2) Where the shaft goes through the pan (possible friction point - presumably this is what you oiled)
3) The belt might be slipping, either due to friction in the shaft, or because the belt is worn and loose.

You need to determine if the shaft is sticking, and if it's because it's bent (fairly unlikely) or if there's something fouling it. You'll need to isolate and fix that first. If you can rotate the shaft freely, then we look at (1) and (3) above - these are simple parts replacements, but the shaft would be more involved.

Belts are getting tough to find - if you can provide specs/measurements, I'm going to start contacting a small-run manufacturer to see about making some new belts, as I'm seeing multiple online requests for belt parts. If you happen to have a broken one, I'd like to get one as a sample to send to a manufacturer.

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Try the web site spare part dept of whatever machine you are using

Quite normal, all the ingredients need to come to the right temperature before kneading starts.

The product is discontinued, but you can email [email protected] for a pdf copy of the manual.

Pat Seitz
Director, Communications
Regal Ware, Inc.