I went to plug my bread maker in Model B2500C and it started making a funny noise. Then I moved it to a different area to see if it would work better. When I plug it in it automatically starts and won't turn off even after I have pushed the stop/reset button. I can use the menu but the thing that moves under where you would put the bread pan just keeps moving.

Unfortunately, I was unable to find an official website for Graetz bread makers or a downloadable instruction manual for the VBM109 model. However, here are some general instructions on how to use a bread maker that may be helpful:

1. Add the ingredients: Add the dry ingredients to the bread pan first, followed by the wet ingredients, and then the yeast. Make sure to follow the recipe and measurement guidelines carefully.
2. Select the program: Choose the desired program for your bread maker. Each program has a different setting for kneading, rising, and baking. The VBM109 model may have basic, whole wheat, French, sweet, or gluten-free programs, among others.
3. Set the timer: Set the timer according to the recipe or your preferences. This allows you to delay the start of the baking process, so that you can wake up to freshly baked bread or have it ready for dinner.
4. Start the machine: Press the start button to begin the bread-making process. The bread maker will mix, knead, rise, and bake the bread according to the selected program.
5. Remove the bread: When the bread maker beeps or signals that the bread is done, use oven mitts to carefully remove the hot bread pan from the machine. Let the bread cool down for a few minutes before slicing and serving.

It's important to note that different bread makers may have slightly different instructions and settings, so be sure to consult the manual if you have one. You can also try searching for generic bread maker recipes online or experimenting with your own ingredients and measurements. Good luck!

Hi Olive-

I found this link.

https://pdfslide.us/documents/magic-chef-model-cbm310-bread-maker-manual.html

Hope this helps.

I went google and typed in--user manual for abm-100 bread maker machine -- and the first site to open is welbilt abm-100 owners manual pdf down load to give you the manual for the operation of the machine
to get the size of loaf it makes you will need to go google and type in ---recipies for abm - 100- bread making machine---as different breads require different amounts of ingredients which will make different size loaves
from memory most machines make around a 600 gram loaf max

The Use and Care Manaual for the Black & Decker B2500V Breadmaker has a graphic of the control panel on page 4 of the PDF file.

You are able to download the manual here:

http://useandcaremanuals.com/pdf/B2500C1069.pdf

I maintain a database of bread machine manuals. I have checked my files and I do have an electronic copy of your bread machine manual. I charge a small fee for the work that goes into finding, scanning, creating, maintaining and providing them. If you are interested email me at

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Be sure to show the maker and model # of your bread machine in the email so I know which one to send. I get many requests and I need to know which machine manual you need.

Thanks, and Happy Baking!

Make sure you are programming your machine correctly.

The Instruction Manual indicates three possible problems, none of which would seem to be your problem. Not plugged in, error message or kneading blade missing.

Suggest you review the Instruction Manual for programming your bread maker. Unplug your machine to reset and then plug in and program as directed.

TRB2 Instruction Manual:

http://dl.owneriq.net/4/4ae504be-4834-4845-a8f8-7a6df62c1033.pdf

maybe a striped gear in the bread maker or the drive pin on the paddel shaft,,
worst this i can think of is,,,,its putting you on a diet "shoot the thing?"

Hi,
Try Ebay. Good Luck...Hank

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when the bread maker is in kneading mode it is under a lot of strain check you paddle for excessive play also check the drive pulley and belt it might need a service before it becomes terminal let me know how you went

Inspect the cord thoroughly for breaks. Make sure that the plug points are clean and fit snugly into the wall-socket.

Put some hot water into the the bread-maker (disconnect the plug first) and wait a few minutes. Then clean it out and try to pull up the bread-pan.