20 Most Recent West Bend 41062 Bread & Dough Maker Questions & Answers

Get a straight edge check that the belt wheels are aligned properly. Check that each wheel shaft is perpendicular to the belt travel. If not see see if you can shim the motor to get alignment.

Go to http://www.focuselectrics.com/catalog.cfm?dest=dir&linkid=54&linkon=category and enter your model number which is on the back of the machine. You can order parts and download the manual and recipes. JG19

You can get the manual and resipe guide here at bottom of page. here is the link.

http://www.focuselectrics.com/finditem.cfm?itemid=960

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The replacement parts for these products normally include the bread pan and the knead bar. See:

http://www.westbend.com/catalog.cfm?dest=itempg&itemid=967&secid=87&linkon=subcategory&linkid=119

and

http://www.abtecparts.com/westbend_breadmaker.htm

You could try to make a Parts Inquiry from the above supplier:

http://www.abtecparts.com/parts_enquiry.htm

or you could try contacing t West Bend directly to inquire about the availability of a heating element:

http://www.westbend.com/finditem.cfm?itemid=3230

The Manuals for the 41062 anf the 41065 can be found here:

http://www.westbend.com/catalog.cfm?dest=dir&linkid=173&linkon=subcategory

More recipes:

http://www.bread-machine-recipes.com/

The User Manual for the West Bend 41062 bread maker is available here for FREE:

http://www.westbend.com/supportdata/L5141for41062.pdf

Bread pan Capacities

Here is how you determine the size of loaf you can bake in your machine. You need to determine the capacity of your pan. Fill your pan with water and measure the cups added so you know how many cups of water are in the pan when it is full to the very top. Here are the conversions:

1)If your pan holds less than 10 cups of water you can make: a 1 pound loaf

2)If your pan holds 10 cups of water you can make: a 1 pound loaf and a 1.5 pound loaf

3)If your pan holds 12 cups you can make: a 1 pound, 1.5 pound, and a 2.0 pound loaf

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This is rare, but if you pan holds 14 cups or more you can make all the above plus a 2.5 pound loaf

If you still need a manual I have them available...thanks!.....email me at [email protected]

The User Manual for your product can be found here:

http://www.westbend.com/supportdata/L5141for41062.pdf

yes it is best to add the yeast last. If you are making your bread right away it is ok to just sprinkle it in without worrying about whether it is dead center or not.

Found it! Here is the manual from the manufacturer:

http://www.focuselectrics.com/supportdata/L5141for41062.pdf

West Bend is a subsidiary of Focus Electrics.
Hope this helps:)

Take this link to West Bend website and select "download manual near the bottom of the page".

http://www.focuselectrics.com/finditem.cfm?itemid=965

YOU CAN DOWNLOAD YOUR manual here

http://www.focuselectrics.com/catalog.cfm?dest=dir&linkon=Subcategory&linkid=37

first yeast, then flour, then salt and sugar, then water and last oil. most machines have a beep sound later if you want to put in nuts, cheese or herbs. most important, water to white flour ratio is 1 cup flour to 1/2 cup water.plz rate-bozcro

Here is you manual. Hope it helps
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Kurt
http://kitchen.manualsonline.com/manuals/mfg/west_bend/41026.html?s=fpw

Here you go...

http://www.focuselectrics.com/supportdata/L5231R.pdf

here is your manual for free.If this link doesn't work let me know and I will direct you another way.Pls rate the answer as a Fixya
Kurt
http://www.focuselectrics.com/supportdata/Microsoft%20Word%20-%20L5225%20Breadmaker.pdf

Here is a link to the manufacturer for the parts. If you prefer not clicking a link, the whole URL is

http://www.focuselectrics.com/catalog.cfm?dest=itempg&itemid=966&secid=54&linkon=category&linkid=54

There is a link on that page so you can download the manual instead of paying them for a paper copy.

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