What to do if unable to make pasta successfully with the liquid calculation function in Philips HR2665 Pasta Maker?
If you're unable to make pasta successfully using the liquid calculation function on your Philips Pasta Maker because the indicated liquid amount doesn't apply to some recipes, press the Start/pause button for 5 seconds to start mixing and extruding directly.
What does E4 mean on my Philips HR2665 Pasta Maker?
If E4 appears on the screen, or E3 or E4 displays permanently after restarting your Philips Pasta Maker, the appliance may be malfunctioning. Switch off and unplug your Pasta Maker, plug it back in, and restart the device.
How do I attach the shaping disc to my Philips HR2665?
Attach the disc holder to the main unit, then attach the shaping disc properly and fix the front panel correctly to the device.
What to do if E3 displays on the screen of my Philips HR2665 Pasta Maker during calibration?
If E3 appears on the screen of your Philips Pasta Maker during calibration, remove the mixing chamber lid from the appliance to start calibration. Then, switch off and unplug your Pasta Maker, plug it back in, and restart the device.
Why is my Philips HR2665 Pasta Maker leaking a small amount of water?
If a small amount of water leaks from your Philips Pasta Maker, it's likely because water was added before the program started. Add water right after the program starts, following the user manual instructions.
Why does the weight fluctuate on my Philips HR2665 Pasta Maker's screen?
If the weight shown on the screen of your Philips Pasta Maker changes constantly when weighing flour, it could be because you are touching the appliance or the power cord. Avoid touching these during the weighing process.
What to do if my Philips HR2665 Pasta Maker stops during processing with no alarm?
If your Philips Pasta Maker stops during processing without any alarm or flashing lights, it may have overheated from extended use. Disconnect it from the power source and allow it to cool down. The continuous working time should be less than 45 minutes, and you can restart it after a 15-minute rest.
Why does my Philips Pasta Maker stop and restart during processing?
The Philips Pasta Maker might stop or suddenly restart during processing due to a loose front panel knob or excessive ingredients. Ensure the front panel is securely assembled. Also, the maximum amount of flour for each batch is 600 g/21 oz. Reduce the amount of flour if you've added more than this.
What to do if my Philips HR2665 stops during processing and shows E2?
If your Philips Pasta Maker stops during processing, E2 appears on the screen, the indicators flash quickly, and the alarm sounds, it may be because the mixing paddle is blocked by foreign objects. Disconnect the appliance from the power source, clean the pasta maker, and restart the pasta making process following the user manual.
What to do if my Philips Pasta Maker stops working when I open the lid?
For safety, the Philips Pasta Maker always stops when the lid is opened during processing. To resume, close the lid properly and press the Start/pause button.
Initiate the pasta making process by plugging in and turning on the appliance.
General| Type | Noodle maker |
|---|---|
| Color | Yes |
| Capacity | 800 g |
| Material | Metal, Plastic |
| Best uses | Noodle |
| Cable length | 0.8 m |
| Product color | Black |
| Country of origin | China |
| Number of shaping options | 10 |
| AC input voltage | 220 - 240 V |
| AC input frequency | 50 - 60 Hz |
| Quantity per pack | 1 pc(s) |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 327 mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 229 mm |
| Height | 322 mm |
| Weight | 6930 g |
| Package depth | 410 mm |
| Package width | 370 mm |
| Package height | 335 mm |
| Package weight | 9950 g |
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