To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my BIELMEIER Bread Maker displays 'H HH'?
If the display shows “H HH” after pressing the START/STOP button on your BIELMEIER Bread Maker, it means the internal temperature is too high for baking. To fix this, press the START/STOP button again, unplug the bread maker, remove the bread pan, and leave the cover open until the unit cools down.
Why is my BIELMEIER Bread Maker smoking?
If smoke comes from the ventilation hole of your BIELMEIER Bread Maker during baking, it's likely due to ingredients stuck to the heating element or residue from the manufacturing process. Unplug the bread maker and carefully clean the heating element, being cautious of burns. During its first use, run the bread maker empty with the lid open.
Why does my BIELMEIER Bread Maker bread collapse?
If the bread you bake in your BIELMEIER Bread Maker collapses in the middle, several factors could be responsible: 1. The flour you're using might not be strong enough to support the rise. Try using bread flour or strong powder. 2. The yeast might be activating too quickly or at too high a temperature. Ensure the yeast is used at room temperature. 3. Too much water can make the dough too wet. Adjust the water amount according to the flour's absorption ability. 4. An imbalance of flour and water can also cause this. Reduce the amount of flour or increase the amount of water.
How to prevent dark crust on BIELMEIER BHG-395 Bread Maker cakes?
If your BIELMEIER Bread Maker's crust is too thick and the baking color is too dark when making cakes or sugary foods, it's likely due to the high sugar content affecting the baking color. If the color gets too dark, interrupt the program 5-10 minutes before the intended finish time by pressing START/STOP. After stopping the program, leave the bread or cake in the bread pan with the cover closed for about 20 minutes before removing it.
Why isn't the dough stirring in my BIELMEIER Bread Maker?
If you hear motor noises but the dough isn’t stirring in your BIELMEIER Bread Maker, it could be due to the bread pan not being properly secured or the dough being too large. Ensure the bread pan is correctly fixed in place. Also, verify that the dough is prepared according to the recipe and that ingredients are accurately measured.
Why is my BIELMEIER Bread Maker bread too big?
If the bread size from your BIELMEIER Bread Maker is so large that it pushes the cover, it's likely due to excessive yeast, flour, or water, or a high environmental temperature (ideal: 15°C – 34°C). Check these factors and appropriately reduce the amount of the ingredient that is excessive based on the true reasons.
Why is my BIELMEIER BHG-395 Bread Maker bread not rising?
If the bread size from your BIELMEIER Bread Maker is too small or has no rise, it may be due to insufficient or inactive yeast. This can happen if there's no yeast, not enough yeast, the water temperature is too high, the yeast is mixed directly with salt, or the environment temperature is too low. Check the amount and performance of the yeast, and increase the environment temperature if needed.
Why is the dough overflowing in my BIELMEIER BHG-395 Bread Maker?
If the dough is so large that it overflows the bread pan in your BIELMEIER Bread Maker, it's likely because there are too many liquids, making the dough too soft, and the yeast amount is also excessive. Reduce the amount of liquids used and improve the dough's rigidity.
Why does my BIELMEIER Bread Maker bread have hollow middle parts?
If middle parts are hollow after cutting bread baked in your BIELMEIER Bread Maker, it may be due to excessive water or yeast, or a lack of salt. Reduce the amount of water or yeast accordingly and ensure you've added salt. Also, check that the water temperature is not too high.
Why is the crust of my BIELMEIER Bread Maker bread too thick?
If the bread bottom crust from your BIELMEIER Bread Maker is too thick, it's likely because the bread was kept warm and left in the bread pan for too long, causing excessive water loss. Remove the bread from the pan soon after baking without keeping it warm.
Essential precautions for safe operation, covering electrical shock, misuse, and environmental factors.
Steps for checking, cleaning, and preparing the bread maker before the first baking cycle.
Overview of buttons, display elements, and their basic functions like Start/Stop and Menu.
Explains the 12 distinct programs for various bread types and functions.
Guides users on how to adjust crust colour and loaf size for optimal results.
Advice on loaf sizing, dough expansion, and handling.
Details on using Light, Time (delay), Process, Pause, Keep Warm, and Memory features.
Procedure for activating and deactivating the control panel lock feature.
Explains warning displays like "H HH" and error codes "E EO" or "E E1".
Instructions for pan setup, blade insertion, and correct ingredient order and placement.
Guides on selecting programs, starting the machine, and checking the baking progress.
Steps for removing bread, cooling, slicing, and storage.
Tips for making quick breads using baking powder or soda.
Information on using the rapid program and water temperature requirements.
Detailed steps for cleaning the bread pan, kneading blades, lid, windows, and housing.
How to clean and prepare the appliance for storage.
Explains the role and types of flour, sugar, and salt in bread making.
Discusses fats, yeast (including testing), and baking powder.
Covers water, other liquids, eggs, and methods for accurate dry/liquid measurements.
Provides the recommended order for adding ingredients to the bread pan.
Lists common issues encountered with the bread maker and their corresponding causes and solutions.
Recipes for Farmhouse, French Crunch, Whole Wheat, Quick Corn, and Cake Bread.
Recipes for Pound Cake, Red Wine Cake, Rum Crunch Cake, and Buttermilk Dough.
Recipes for Jams, Ultra Fast Wheat Germ Bread, Apple Crisp, and Rice Pudding.
Details the warranty period, conditions of claim, exclusions, and voidance.
General| Brand | BIELMEIER |
|---|---|
| Model | BHG-395 |
| Category | Bread Maker |
| Language | English |
