Your drive
belt has probably either broken or come off. Make sure your machine is
unplugged and turn it on its side and take the bottom panel off. The belt is in
there. If it has snapped or come off you'll need to replace it. I have a few
belts that might fit. Hopefully your
belt will have letter/number code on the smooth side. It will look something like this: STS 80 S3M 561 Email me that code to [email protected]. If I have it I could sell you the belt. There are several videos
on you tube that show how to put a belt on a bread machine and you could
install it yourself if I have the belt you need.
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Testimonial: "Thank you for your advice, however, I cannot get the bottom panel off! I took all of the screws out but it's either stuck or something else is holding it on tight."
SOURCE: paddle comes off inside bread
We have had a number of bread makers and this is the way they work - the bread cooks and the paddle has to pull out somehow so it just rips a hole in the bread.
We found it better to let the machine do all the mixing etc. then my wife takes the dough out and puts most of it in a loaf pan and some in the form of buns in another pan. Works better for us & the bread is a more "normal" shape rather than the odd shape produced in the breadmaker. Also the crust isn't so tough when done our way.
SOURCE: breadmaker paddle rotor falls out, letting liquid
Hi,
Looks like you need a new bread pan. Try looking on Ebay. They are expensive. I just bought a new one at walmart instead.
Hank
SOURCE: Kneading paddle is baked into bottom of bread
Yes, this is a common occurrence.
Nothing to worry about unless you chow down and forget to remove the paddle(s). :)
Since the paddle(s) stays in the pan after the kneading and through the baking process. The bread can trap the paddle(s) as the batter cooks.
We have gone through 3 different bread machines and over time all eventually did this. A little wear on the spindle will loosen the paddle(s).
Hope this helps!
Testimonial: "Thanks."
SOURCE: My problem lies entirely on wear worn out parts on
Hi,
The sealed bearing is pressed in on the bottom of the pan and individual parts can not be purchased separately. You need a new bread pan. Try a google search or try eBay. This is a popular model. Hank
SOURCE: The 5891 has an O-ring seal inside that helps
Hi, I have looked to expecting to find one but ran into the same thing you did. I didn't try Sunbeam Oster though, maybe they would have one. I buy and sell and repair bread machines sort of as a hobby. If you ebay, I have a cuisinart and your model of sunbeam up for sale this week. If you ebay and are interested in just getting a replacement machine the one I have advertised has never been cooked in so the pan is new. If you ebay just type this Item # in the ebay search bar:
260688801609
best wishes and happy breadmaking!
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