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Westinghouse WKBM 8000 - User Manual

Westinghouse WKBM 8000
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BREAD MAKER
Instructions
For household use only
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Corporation, a USA company. Used under license by
Westinghouse Homeware (HK) Co. All Rights Reserved.
WKBM8000 • 10/20
should stop the program and unplugged the power outlet
immediately. Then open the lid and let the machine cool
down completely before using again .If the display shows
“LLL” after the program has been started, it means that
the temperature inside of bread pan is too low, it may
caused by forzen ingredient, if work, the bread maker will
be damaged. You should stop the program and unplugged
the power outlet immediately, remove it to the warmer
environment until the temperature of the ingredient rise,
then it can work. If the display shows “EE0” after you have
pressed Start/Stop button, switch o the main switch
and disconnect the mains plug, then insert the mains plug
again and switch on the main switch, if the error message
is still displayed, please contact Customer Service.
CARE AND MAINTENANCE
WARNING: Pull the power plug out of the wall socket each
time and allow the appliance
to cool down. Protect the appliance against splashing
water and moisture, as these could lead to an electric
shock. Please also observe the safety instructions.
IMPORTANT: The parts and accessories of the appliance
should not be washed in a dish washing machine.
Casing, lid, baking chamber
Remove all particles left behind inside the baking area
using a wet cloth or a slightly wet soft sponge. Wipe the
casing and the lid too with a wet cloth or sponge. Make
sure that the inside area is fully dry. For easy cleaning, the
appliance lid can be removed from the housing:
1. Open the appliance lid to a suitable angle and lift up
to remove it.
2. Pull the appliance lid out of the hinge guides.
3. To attach the appliance lid, pass the wedge-shaped
hinge tappets through the opening in the hinge guides.
Baking pans and kneading paddles
The surfaces of the baking pans and kneading paddles
have a nonstick coating. While cleaning, do not use any
abrasive detergents, cleaning powders or objects that may
cause scratches on the surface. Due to moisture and v
apor
the surface of various parts may undergo changes in their
appearance over a period of time. This does not aect the
quality or functional performance of the appliance. Before
cleaning, take the baking pans and kneading paddles out
of the baking area. Wipe the outside of the baking pans
with a damp cloth.
IMPORTANT: Never immerse the baking pans in water or
other liquids. Clean the interior of the baking pans with
warm, soapy water. If the kneading paddles are incrusted
and hard to release, ll the baking pan with hot water for
approx. 30 minutes. If the retainer in the kneading paddle
is clogged, you can clean it carefully with a wooden
skewer. Do not use any chemical cleaning agents or
thinners to clean the bread maker.
DISPOSAL
Proper disposal of this product.
This label indicates that, in the EU, electronic devices
cannot be disposed of with regular household waste.
Please use the return or collections systems of your
municipality or contact the seller where you purchased this
product.
INFORMATION AND SERVICE
If you have question or concerns about your product,
please visit our website:
www.westinghousehomeware.com, or contact our oversea
oces/agents.
In line with our policy of continuous product development,
we reserve the right to change product, packaging and
documentation specications without notice.
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Summary

Description of Parts

Intended Use

Important Safeguards

General Safety Precautions

Covers essential safety guidelines for using the bread maker, including general handling and usage rules.

Power Supply

Power Supply Safety and Handling

Details on connecting the device, handling the power cord, and precautions against damage or hazards.

Installation Location

Safe Installation Site Guidelines

Provides instructions for placing the bread maker in a safe, suitable, and heat-resistant location.

Specific Safety Instructions

Setup and Operation Safety

Key safety measures for setting up and operating the bread maker, including ventilation and object placement.

Before First Use

Initial Setup and Checks

Steps to take before using the bread maker for the first time, including unpacking and cleaning.

Using the Bread Maker

Proper Use Guidelines

Instructions on the correct and intended use of the bread maker for household baking.

Bread Making Preparation

Steps for preparing the bread pan and adding ingredients in the correct order for baking.

Properties

Control Panel

Display Overview

Explanation of the bread maker's display screen elements and indicators.

Control Panel Functions

Guide to selecting programs, loaf size, browning, and using timer and start/stop functions.

Memory Function

Viewing Window

Baking Programs

Baking Program 1: Basic

Suitable for white or brown breads with compact consistency.

Baking Program 2: French

For fluffy breads made from finely ground flours with a crispy crust.

Baking Program 3: Whole Wheat

For processing strong flours resulting in a heavy and compact bread.

Baking Program 4: Sweet

Ideal for breads with added ingredients like sugar, fruit juice, or chocolate.

Baking Program 5: Low Carb

Designed specifically for baking low-carbohydrate breads.

Baking Program 6: Gluten-Free

Accommodates gluten-free flours and mixes with extended rise and baking times.

Baking Program 7: Express

Reduced kneading, rise, and baking times for quick preparation.

Baking Program 8: Cake

Use this program to bake cakes according to your own recipes or mixes.

Baking Program 9: Kneading

For kneading dough only, without rising or baking phases.

Baking Program 10: Dough

For yeast dough like rolls, pizza, or pastries, includes kneading and rising.

Baking Program 11: Pasta Dough

Prepares pasta dough with a short kneading phase.

Baking Program 12: Pizza Dough

Designed for the preparation of pizza dough.

Baking Program 13: Yoghurt

Allows you to make yoghurt from cow's milk or soy milk.

Baking Program 14: Jam

Used to produce jam, marmalade, jelly, and other fruit-based spreads.

Baking Program 15: Bake

For additional baking of under-baked breads or ready-made dough.

Baking Program 16: Homemade

Allows custom setting of individual times for each phase of the baking process.

Setting the Timer

Baking Bread

Preparation Steps

Detailed instructions for preparing the bread pan, adding ingredients, and closing the appliance.

Starting the Baking Program

Guide on how to select the program and initiate the baking process.

Remove Function

Ending a Program

Warnings During Operation

General Operational Warnings

Important warnings related to appliance operation, including lid handling and dough consistency.

Taking Out the Bread

Bread Removal Procedure

Steps for safely removing the bread pan and the finished loaf from the appliance.

Care and Maintenance

Casing, Lid, Baking Chamber Cleaning

Instructions for cleaning the exterior and interior components of the bread maker.

Baking Pans and Kneading Paddles Cleaning

Guidance on cleaning the non-stick baking pans and kneading paddles.

Disposal

Information and Service

Summary

Description of Parts

Intended Use

Important Safeguards

General Safety Precautions

Covers essential safety guidelines for using the bread maker, including general handling and usage rules.

Power Supply

Power Supply Safety and Handling

Details on connecting the device, handling the power cord, and precautions against damage or hazards.

Installation Location

Safe Installation Site Guidelines

Provides instructions for placing the bread maker in a safe, suitable, and heat-resistant location.

Specific Safety Instructions

Setup and Operation Safety

Key safety measures for setting up and operating the bread maker, including ventilation and object placement.

Before First Use

Initial Setup and Checks

Steps to take before using the bread maker for the first time, including unpacking and cleaning.

Using the Bread Maker

Proper Use Guidelines

Instructions on the correct and intended use of the bread maker for household baking.

Bread Making Preparation

Steps for preparing the bread pan and adding ingredients in the correct order for baking.

Properties

Control Panel

Display Overview

Explanation of the bread maker's display screen elements and indicators.

Control Panel Functions

Guide to selecting programs, loaf size, browning, and using timer and start/stop functions.

Memory Function

Viewing Window

Baking Programs

Baking Program 1: Basic

Suitable for white or brown breads with compact consistency.

Baking Program 2: French

For fluffy breads made from finely ground flours with a crispy crust.

Baking Program 3: Whole Wheat

For processing strong flours resulting in a heavy and compact bread.

Baking Program 4: Sweet

Ideal for breads with added ingredients like sugar, fruit juice, or chocolate.

Baking Program 5: Low Carb

Designed specifically for baking low-carbohydrate breads.

Baking Program 6: Gluten-Free

Accommodates gluten-free flours and mixes with extended rise and baking times.

Baking Program 7: Express

Reduced kneading, rise, and baking times for quick preparation.

Baking Program 8: Cake

Use this program to bake cakes according to your own recipes or mixes.

Baking Program 9: Kneading

For kneading dough only, without rising or baking phases.

Baking Program 10: Dough

For yeast dough like rolls, pizza, or pastries, includes kneading and rising.

Baking Program 11: Pasta Dough

Prepares pasta dough with a short kneading phase.

Baking Program 12: Pizza Dough

Designed for the preparation of pizza dough.

Baking Program 13: Yoghurt

Allows you to make yoghurt from cow's milk or soy milk.

Baking Program 14: Jam

Used to produce jam, marmalade, jelly, and other fruit-based spreads.

Baking Program 15: Bake

For additional baking of under-baked breads or ready-made dough.

Baking Program 16: Homemade

Allows custom setting of individual times for each phase of the baking process.

Setting the Timer

Baking Bread

Preparation Steps

Detailed instructions for preparing the bread pan, adding ingredients, and closing the appliance.

Starting the Baking Program

Guide on how to select the program and initiate the baking process.

Remove Function

Ending a Program

Warnings During Operation

General Operational Warnings

Important warnings related to appliance operation, including lid handling and dough consistency.

Taking Out the Bread

Bread Removal Procedure

Steps for safely removing the bread pan and the finished loaf from the appliance.

Care and Maintenance

Casing, Lid, Baking Chamber Cleaning

Instructions for cleaning the exterior and interior components of the bread maker.

Baking Pans and Kneading Paddles Cleaning

Guidance on cleaning the non-stick baking pans and kneading paddles.

Disposal

Information and Service

Westinghouse WKBM 8000 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandWestinghouse
ModelWKBM 8000
CategoryBread Maker
LanguageEnglish