How to prevent Silvercrest Bread Maker from crushing added ingredients?
To prevent the Silvercrest Bread Maker from crushing fruits or nuts, add these ingredients only when you hear several beeps and see "ADD" on the display.
What to do if Silvercrest 337874 1910 kneading blades do not turn?
If the Silvercrest Bread Maker motor runs but the kneading blades do not turn, check that the kneading blades and the baking tin have clicked correctly into place.
Why does my Silvercrest 337874 1910 display "H:HH"?
If the Silvercrest Bread Maker displays "H:HH" after starting a program, it means the appliance hasn't cooled down enough from the last baking. Stop the program, switch off the appliance, open the lid, and let it cool for about 20 minutes before using it again.
What happens if Silvercrest 337874 1910 Bread Maker loses power during operation?
If the Silvercrest Bread Maker was disconnected from the mains supply for less than 10 minutes, it will automatically restart the last program.
Why Silvercrest 337874 1910 Bread Maker does not start?
If the Silvercrest Bread Maker does not start after pressing the Start/Stop button, check the following: 1. Use the "Programme sequence" table to check which programme phase is currently running. 2. Verify that the operating light is on. 3. Check if the mains plug is connected to the wall socket.
What to do if Silvercrest 337874 1910 display jumps to program 1?
If the Silvercrest Bread Maker won't start a new program and jumps to the basic setting (program 1), switch it off, open the lid, and let it cool down for about 20 minutes before using it again.
General| Model Number | 337874 1910 |
|---|---|
| Programs | 12 |
| Weight | 5 kg |
| Kneading Blade | Yes |
| Viewing Window | Yes |
| Display | LCD |
| Capacity | 1 kg |
| Crust Control | Yes, light, medium, dark |
| Keep Warm Function | Yes (up to 60 minutes) |
| Timer | 15 hours |
Steps for unpacking the bread maker, checking all included parts, and initial setup.
Details on voltage, power, and the food-safe nature of appliance parts.
Essential guidelines to prevent electric shock and injuries during operation.
Precautions against fire risks and damage to property from misuse or overheating.
Overview of the bread maker's functions and identification of its main components.
Detailed explanation of the control panel buttons, display segments, and selection options.
Steps for initial preparation, operating the appliance, and setting programmes.
Detailed descriptions of the 16 programmes, from Regular to Homemade.
Detailed breakdown of phase timings and settings for specific programmes and browning levels.
How to pause, stop programmes, and safely remove the finished bread from the tin.
Information on resuming programmes after power loss and cleaning the bread maker.
Solutions for common operational issues, display errors, and motor problems.
Details on warranty coverage, how to make a claim, and contact information.
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