To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Sencor SBR 950SS shows "E:01"?
If the Sencor Bread Maker displays "E:01", it indicates that the ambient temperature is higher than 56° C. To resolve this, unplug the bread maker and allow it to cool down.
Why is smoke coming out of my Sencor Bread Maker?
If smoke is escaping from the vents of your Sencor Bread Maker during baking, it's likely due to some elements being stuck to or near the heating element. This could also be residual oil on the heating element from the first use. Disconnect the bread maker from the power supply and carefully clean the heating element, taking precautions to avoid burns. For the first use, operate it with the lid open to dry it out.
Why is my Sencor SBR 950SS bread too large?
If the bread from your Sencor Bread Maker is too large and presses against the lid, it is likely due to too much yeast, dough, or water, or the ambient temperature being too high. Check these factors and reduce the ingredients or temperature accordingly.
Why is the crust of my Sencor Bread Maker too thick?
If the bottom crust of your bread from Sencor Bread Maker is too thick, it's because you're using the function to keep the bread warm and leaving it in the baking container for too long, causing it to dehydrate. Take the bread out sooner and avoid using the keep-warm function.
Why does my Sencor SBR 950SS bread collapse?
If the bread from your Sencor Bread Maker collapses inside while baking, it could be due to several reasons: 1. The flour doesn't have the proper composition. Use bread flour or strong powder. 2. The rising process is too quick, or the yeast temperature is too high. Use yeast at lower temperatures than the surrounding room temperature. 3. Too much water makes the dough too watery or too fine. Adjust the amount of water in the recipe according to its ability to absorb water.
Why is my Sencor Bread Maker bread so dense?
If the bread from your Sencor Bread Maker is too heavy and its structure is too dense, it could be due to too much flour or not enough water. Reduce the amount of flour or increase the amount of water. It could also be caused by too much fruit or wholegrain flour. Reduce the amount of these ingredients and increase the amount of yeast.
Why isn't my Sencor SBR 950SS Bread Maker mixing evenly?
If the ingredients are not evenly mixed and are incorrectly baked in your Sencor Bread Maker, make sure you have selected the correct program. Also, avoid opening the lid during the last rising period. If the mixing blade barely turns, inspect the hole in the kneading blade. Remove the baking container and turn on the kneading process without the dough. If it still doesn't work properly, contact an authorized service center.
Why is my Sencor Bread Maker bread not rising?
If the bread from your Sencor Bread Maker is too small or rising didn't occur, it could be due to no yeast or not enough yeast, or yeast that is not active because of excessive temperature of the water, or the yeast was mixed with salt, or the ambient temperature is too low. Check the amount and activity of the yeast, and increase the ambient temperature as needed.
How to remove bread stuck in Sencor SBR 950SS Bread Maker?
If you're finding it very difficult to take the bread out of your Sencor Bread Maker, it's likely that the kneading blade is stuck to the shaft inside the baking container. After removing the bread, fill the baking container with warm water and submerge the kneading blade in it for about 10 minutes. Then, remove it and clean it thoroughly.
Why is my Sencor SBR 950SS motor running but not kneading?
If you can hear the motor running in your Sencor Bread Maker but the dough is not being kneaded, it may be because the baking container is incorrectly attached or the dough is too large for mixing. Check that the baking container is correctly attached and that the dough is prepared according to the recipe, ensuring the ingredients have the correct weight.
Comprehensive safety guidelines for operating the bread maker to prevent hazards and ensure safe usage.
Identifies external components and provides visual diagrams of the bread maker's exterior.
Details internal components like the heating spiral and shaft, as well as accessories like the baking container.
Details the function of each button on the control panel, including programme selection and start/stop.
Explains the various indicators and information shown on the bread maker's display screen.
Provides instructions for unpacking, cleaning, and the initial test bake of the bread maker.
Describes the various programmes available for baking different types of bread.
Guides through the essential steps of preparing and loading the bread maker before baking.
Details how to select the programme, loaf size, crust colour, and delay time for baking.
Explains the timer function for delayed baking and the automatic ingredient dispenser.
Covers handling power outages and best practices for storing baked bread.
Details cleaning procedures for the bread maker's components and essential maintenance tips.
Describes the properties and uses of key ingredients like flour, sugar, and yeast in bread making.
Provides the correct order for adding ingredients and offers important baking tips.
Presents various recipes for different types of bread, including ingredients and maker settings.
Addresses common issues encountered during baking, providing causes and solutions.
General| Brand | Sencor |
|---|---|
| Model | SBR 950SS |
| Category | Bread Maker |
| Language | English |
