To Next PageTo Next PageHow to remove Silvercrest SBB 850 A1 kneading paddle stuck after baking?
To remove a kneading paddle stuck in the baking mould of your Silvercrest Bread Maker after baking, fill the baking mould with hot water and twist the kneading paddle to loosen any encrustation underneath.
How to prevent Silvercrest SBB 850 A1 from crushing raisins?
To prevent your Silvercrest Bread Maker from crushing ingredients like fruit or nuts, add them to the dough after the signal sounds.
What to do if the dough doesn't get stirred in my Silvercrest SBB 850 A1 Bread Maker?
If the dough isn't being stirred in your Silvercrest Bread Maker, even when the motor is running, check if the kneading paddle and the baking mould are properly engaged.
What to do if Silvercrest SBB 850 A1 doesn't work after pressing Start/Stop?
If your Silvercrest Bread Maker doesn't seem to start after pressing the Start/Stop button, there are a few things to check. First, some baking processes like 'Warming up' or 'Rise' might be hard to notice, so use the 'Programme sequence' table to see which part of the program is running. Next, make sure the operation light is on to confirm the appliance is working. Also, double-check that you've pressed the Start/Stop button correctly and that the power plug is securely connected to the wall socket.
What to do if kneading paddle is stuck in Silvercrest SBB 850 A1 loaf?
If the kneading paddle gets stuck in the loaf in your Silvercrest Bread Maker, remove it using the kneading paddle remover.
What to do if my Silvercrest SBB 850 A1 does not start after pressing the Start/Stop button?
If your Silvercrest Bread Maker doesn't start, consult the 'Programme sequence' table to see which program section is running. Ensure the operation indicator light is on. Verify you've pressed the Start/Stop button correctly and check that the power plug is securely connected to the wall socket.
General| Power | 850 W |
|---|---|
| Programs | 12 |
| Crust settings | 3 |
| Display | LCD |
| Timer | Yes |
| Keep warm function | Yes, 60 minutes |
| Delay timer | Yes, up to 15 hours |
Details of main appliance parts like viewing window, lid, control panel.
Lists all included accessories and documentation.
Cleaning and pre-heating steps before first operation.
Explains the display, buttons, and key functions.
Lists and briefly describes programs 1-6.
Lists and briefly describes programs 7-12.
Information on ingredients and their placement.
Steps for preparing to bake bread.
How to start, end, and use keep-warm function.
Steps for safely removing baked bread.
How to clean the exterior and interior surfaces.
Detailed timings for the Regular and French programs.
Detailed timings for the Whole Wheat and Sweet programs.
Detailed timings for programs 5-9.
Detailed timings for programs 10-12.
Payment method and order information fields.
Instructions for placing an order and payment.
Details on flour, yeast, sugar, salt, and liquids.
Eggs, fats, gluten-free, measuring, and climate tips.
Using measuring cups and spoons for accuracy.
How altitude and climate affect baking.
Using commercial baking mixes with the bread maker.
Tips for cooling, slicing, and storing bread.
Recipes for the Regular program.
Recipes for the French program.
Recipes for the Whole Wheat program.
Recipes for the Sweet program.
Recipes for the Super Rapid program.
Recipes for the Dough program.
Recipe for pasta dough.
Recipes for buttermilk bread.
Recipe for gluten-free potato bread.
Recipes for gluten-free yoghurt, seed, and rice bread.
Using ready-made cake mixes.
How to prepare jams and marmalades.
Recipe for orange marmalade.
Recipe for strawberry jam.
Recipe for berry jam.
