Sencor SBR 930SS bread making machine
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1. Make a hole or groove at the centre of the flour and place the yeast or baking powder in it Then cover it with flour slightly If you use fresh yeast it is recommended to put sugar right in the yeast Yeast or baking powder must be always placed on dry flour Os Tip For heavy dough with high content of wheat or with high whole wheat content it is recommended to add the ingredients in reverse order in order to achieve good mixing kneading That is first put in the machine dry yeast then flour and finally pour the liquids on the top Please remember other important rules for home baking processes Salt and yeast may never come in direct contact with each other Add fruits nuts and cereals and other ingredients that you do not want to get crushed during the kneading after the sound signal Let cereals soak in water over night before baking If you plan to use delay start always use cold ingredients If you use delay start do not use easily perishable ingredients such as eggs fresh milk fruits onions etc After you remove the bread from the bread maker let it cool down for about 15 minutes before cutting Use suitable wooden or plastic cutting board EN 11 Copyright 2012 Fast R a s Revision 06 2012 BREAD MAKER SBR 930 SS RECIPES Warning by Proportional volumes and weights of each ingredient mentioned below should be taken as guidance or reference The final baking results depend on many2. liquid and dry ingredients may gather in corners of the baking container In such situation please help the machine with the mixing to avoid creation of hard lumps in the dough Use a rubber mixing spatula during the mixing 2 Ultra fast I tips and information The bread maker can bake a loaf of bread within 1 hour with the Ultra fast programme These 2 programmes can bake bread within 58 minutes however the bread has a little bit heavier texture Use Ultra fast for baking 750g loaves and Ultra fast II for 900g loaves Do not forget that the water added to the mixture should be in a temperature between 48 50 C to measure the water temperature use kitchen thermometer The water temperature is crucial to the baking process If the temperature is too low the dough will not rise up to the expected level if the temperature is too high it may destroy the yeast and negatively affect the baking results MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING Make sure to disconnect the supply cable from the wall outlet before cleaning 1 Baking container Clean on the outside and inside with cloth slightly dipped in water Do not use any abrasive or sharp object for cleaning You may damaged the non stick coating of the container The baking container must be completely dry before installation 2 Kneading hook As far as the kneading rod is concerned it may be hard to remove Fill the baking container with water and let it sit for about 30 minutes After 30 minutes y
3. Baking powder Baking powder is made by milling soft wheat or low protein wheat and it is used mainly for cake baking Many types of flour look almost the same yeast performance flour quality and absorption properties differ largely and depend on the growing areas growth conditions milling process and method of storage Try flour from various makers to test and compare the taste and select the one that produces the best results according to your expectations and taste requirements 6 Corn flour and oatmeal flour Corn and oatmeal flour are made by milling corn and oatmeal Both flours are used as additional ingredients during rough bread baking and to enhance the taste and improve the bread texture 7 Sugar Sugar is a very important ingredient and it is used to achieve crust colour and sweet taste of breads or pastries White sugar helps during the fermentation rising process and it is also used as an important nutrient In special cases you may use brown sugar powdered sugar or special cotton sugar 8 Yeast Yeast supports the fermentation rising process and produces carbon dioxide that helps the bread to expand and makes finer texture However quick rising requires carbohydrates in sugar and flour 1 teaspoon of dry active yeast 3 4 of a teaspoon of instant yeast 5 teaspoons of dry active yeast 1 teaspoon of instant yeast 2 teaspoons of dry active yeast 1 5 teaspoon of instant yeast Yeast must be stored in refrigerator because high te
4. INSTRUCTIONS FOR DISPOSAL OF USED PACKAGING MATERIAL Dispose of the packaging material in the designated place for waste disposal This product is in compliance with the requirements of the regulations of EU on electromagnetic compatibility and electrical safety EN 20 Copyright 2012 Fast R a s Revision 06 2012
5. bread maker during baking Never attempt to switch the appliance on if the baking container with applicable ingredients is not properly installed Never try to remove the baking container by force or by hitting the upper edge of the container You may damage the container or the appliance It is prohibited to place metal objects or foils inside the appliance Danger of fire or electronic shortcut Make sure that the main direction of the escaping heat is far enough from flammable surfaces or materials The safe distance is at least 50 cm for the main direction and at least 10 cm for other directions Never cover the bread maker with towel or cloth Covering the bread maker slows down the heat or steam dissipation Also when you cover the bread maker the heat will rise and may cause fire if in contact with flammable materials Do not use this appliance for other purposes than intended This appliance is designed for household use only Do not use this machine for room heating EN 2 Copyright 2012 Fast R a s Revision 06 2012 BREAD MAKER SBR 930 SS 19 Do not use outdoors 20 The manufacture is not responsible for damages due to incorrect use of this appliance or its accessories Damages inlclude food spoilage or degradation injuries burns steam burns fire etc BREAD MAKER DESCRIPTION QL OLOOHO Copyright 2012 Fast R a s Measuring cup Bread baking container Measuring spoon Relea
6. flour 100 g of wheat bread flour 100 g of rye bread flour 1 teaspoon of dry yeast or 1 4 of cube of fresh yeast add one teaspoon of each type of seed after the beep sounds sesame flaxseed caraway pumpkin squash etc Bread maker setting BASIC programme size 900 g crust MEDIUM EN 12 Copyright 2012 Fast R a s Revision 06 2012 BREAD MAKER SBR 930 SS Beer bread Ingredients 250 ml of beer 100 ml of water 2 5 teaspoon of crushed caraway seeds 2 teaspoons of salt 350 g of fine flour 150 g of wheat bread flour 1 teaspoon of dry yeast or 1 4 of cube of fresh yeast add seeds according to your taste preferences e g sunflower Bread maker setting BASIC programme size 900 g crust MEDIUM Spelt bread Ingredients 350 ml of buttermilk 50 ml of water 1 tablespoon of vinegar 2 tablespoons of oil 1 teaspoon of salt 1 teaspoon of sugar 250 g of fine flour 250 g of whole wheat spelt flour 1 teaspoon of dry yeast or 1 4 of cube of fresh yeast sunflower Bread maker setting BASIC programme size 900 g crust DARK White toast bread Ingredients 320 ml of milk 40 g of vegetable oil or vegetable butter 500 g of semi rough wheat flour 30 g Solamy potato starch 1 teaspoon of salt 1 teaspoon of dry yeast or 1 4 of cube of fresh yeast Bread maker setting Programme SANDWICH size 900 g crust LIGHT Bread Sumava Ingredients 320 ml of water 1 tablespoon of vinegar 2 tablespoon
7. room temperature 2 Too much water makes the dough Moly arid change the amiountof used water according to the absorbing too watery or too fine properties of the flour or the recipe hebreadii 1 Too much of flour or not enough Lower the amount of flour or increase The brea i5 too water the amount of water 11 heavy and its texture is too dense Too much of fruity ingredients or Lower the amount of the applicable too much of whole wheat flour ingredients and add more yeast Are youcuthe E Too much water too much yeast Lowes hemor of water Yes 12 read you see that or not enough salt gY y the centre part of used enough salt the bread is hollow 2 Water temperature is too high Check the water temperature T The bread contains strong jelly Do not use strong jelly like like ingredients such as butter ingredients 43 2Y powder is stuck bananas etc to the bread surface nee Inspect the water amount and 2 Mixing is not adequate due to sas rae mechanical conditions of the bread insufficient water contents maker 7 If the crust colour is too dark recipes Baking cakes or with high sugar content press the Start pastries with high Various recipes and ingredients affect g sug pre ee ge Stop button to stop the baking process sugar content makes the baking process significantly Dark H 14 7 5 10 minutes before the programme the crust too thick colour of the crust is caused by high ends Before rem
8. size 900 g crust MEDIUM Buckwheat bread Ingredients 150 ml of white yogurt 200 ml of water 2 tablespoons of extra virgin olive oil if available 1 tablespoon of vine vinegar if available 300 g of fine bread flour 50 g of fine flour 150 g of buckwheat flour 100 g of buckwheat barley 2 tablespoons of buckwheat grits 2 tablespoons of buckwheat sprouts 2 tablespoons of powder potato puree with milk 1 2 teaspons of instant wheat coffee 1 2 teaspons of milled caraway seeds 2 teaspoons of salt 1 teaspoon of sugar 3 tablespoons of yeast little bit of crystal powder vitamin C 1 4 of a cube of fresh yeast or 1 teaspoon of dry yeast Procedure Wash the buckwheat barley under running water Then pour warm water over it and let it soak for about 2 3 hours Before making the dough drain the water from the buckwheat you may use the water for the dough preparation Safe enough barley to sprinkle the bread This will be done before the last dough rising Put the softened barley together with flour in the baking container Bread maker setting BASIC programme size 900 g crust MEDIUM Copyright 2012 Fast R a s Revision 06 2012 BREAD MAKER SBR 930 SS Sauerkraut bread Ingredients 250 ml of water 250 g of sauerkraut cheese and sausage mixture 100 g of wheat bread flour 350 g of fine wheat flour 90 g of whole wheat spelt flour 2 teaspoons of salt 1 teaspoon of Sladovit malt extract that can be purcha
9. BREAD MAKER USER S MANUAL SENCOR SBR 930 SS Please read this User s Manual carefully to ensure use of this product and keep this manual for future reference EN 1 Copyright 2012 Fast R a s Revision 06 2012 BREAD MAKER SBR 930 SS CONTENTS IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS BREAD MAKER DESCRIPTION USING YOUR BREAD MAKER MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING uu sscesssessssessssesnsesneseesnsesesesenecsnseessaesssesseaeenstossuaeseseonseseseaeonseseseasonsesssnasonseessnaestisessnaesnaees 7 TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE wie cei cceccacosstisisacccacshsnatstueviecasqeasstcocsidenodcsieessigstciarccutunsreesnasvestacmranesiucesietenddesedurssazandssteontaningsd 8 BREAD BAKING criei isian rere carmin iani iaeei perae ennei iana oslvaeia tanves eE SEATA EE ATERA EEEa ensits sunny ETENA tunes ene AEEA sues al 10 RECIPES essscsseseesssesntcsesecsessneseseaessnesesesesesesaneseseseonseseseseenseessuaesnseeesnaeseseesseaesneseusuaesnesenseessnesinesosseesinesiuesesinesinesensnesinesenates 12 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS siioni eta e cierstare ea a E a E EE EEEE aE E S 20 DISPOSAL OF USED ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC APPLIANCES cccccssscsesstsceesstececeececsesenecsesesessesanseeessneeecamieees 20 INSTRUCTIONS AND INFORMATION REGARDING THE DISPOSAL OF USED PACKAGING MATERIALS scsssssssesrsees 20 IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Before first use read the entire manual ca
10. ast R a s Revision 06 2012 BREAD MAKER SBR 930 SS TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Rated voltage Nominal frequency Rated power input Weight Noise level 65 dB A The declared noise emission level for this appliance is 65 dB A which represents level A of the acoustic power relative to the reference acoustic power of 1 pW Changes in text and technical parameters reserved DISPOSAL OF USED ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC APPLIANCES The meaning of the symbol on the product its accessory or packaging indicates that this product shall not be treated as household waste Please dispose of this equipment at your applicable collection point for the recycling of electrical amp electronic equipments waste In the European Union and Other European countries which there are separate collection systems for used electrical and electronic product By ensuring the correct disposal of this product you will help prevent potentially hazardous E to the environment and to human health which could otherwise be caused by unsuitable waste handling of this product The recycling of materials will help conserve natural resources Please do not therefore dispose of your old electrical and electronic equipment with your household waste For more detailed information about recycling of this product please contact your local city offi ce your household waste disposal service or the shop where you purchased the product HANDLING
11. butter or other types of fats make sure to melt it before use or cut it in small pieces to ensure even mixing and absorption in the dough 12 Baking powder Baking powder is mostly used for dough rising and for cake baking programme Ultra Fast Thanks to the chemical reaction of the baking powder you do not need to wait for the dough to rise The reaction produces gases that make the texture of the bread finer 13 Soda The same is true for baking powder Soda may be also used together with baking powder 14 Water and other liquids Water is very important during bread baking Generally water with temperature between 20 25 C is most suitable for baking For quick dough rising programme Ultra Fast the water should have temperature between 45 50 C Water may be substituted by fresh milk or by water and milk powder 2 mixture This may improve the bread aroma and the colour of the crust Some recipes even use juices apple orange lemon to improve the bread aroma Sequence of adding ingredients into the baking process You should follow the order or sequence of ingredients adding during the baking process e First you place liquids water milk beer buttermilk sour milk yogurt etc into the baking container Then you may add powdery substances such as flour herbs bran sprouts oatmeal seeds etc Pour salt in one of the corners Pour sugar in other corner Pour herbs oil vinegar etc in yet another corner
12. e bread rolls pizza steamed bread etc 9 Jam marmalade preserve and jam cooking 10 Cake kneading dough rising and baking baking powder or soda are used for dough rising 11 Sandwich kneading dough rising and sandwich baking Use this programme to bake bread with fine texture and thinner crust 12 Bake for baking only no kneading or dough rising Also used to increase the baking time of selected programmes Crust colour This function enables you to select the colour of the crust LIGHT MEDIUM or DARK Press this button to select the desired colour of the crust Loaf size Press this button to select the loaf size 750 g or 900 g Please note the total baking time may vary with different loaf sizes Delay TIME or TIME If you do not want the appliance to start working immediately you can use this button to set the delay time The machine will start automatically after the set time has passed By pressing the button TIME or TIME you must select the time when you wish to have your bread ready Please note the delay time includes the baking time of the selected program as well That means that when the total time is over you can have warm bread ready for serving First you must select the level of crust colour and then by pressing the TIME or TIME extend or shorten the delay time in 10 minute increments The maximum delay time is 13 hours Sample The time now is 8 30 p m and if you w
13. ents 200 ml of lukewarm water 1 whipped eggs 1 tablespoon of olive oil 4 tablespoons of ketchup 1 teaspoon of salt 1 4 of a teaspoon of crushed black pepper 300 g of wheat bread flour 100 g of wheat bread flour 100 g of speltt flour 1 teaspoon of dry yeast or 1 4 of cube of fresh yeast Add 250g of grated Edam cheese Bread maker setting BASIC programme size 900 g crust MEDIUM Old Bohemian bread Ingredients 230 ml of water 1 tablespoon of vinegar 2 teaspoons of salt 75 g of cooked potatoes 450 g of fine bread flour 1 teaspoon of crushed caraway seeds 1 4 of a teaspoon of crushed fennel 1 4 of a teaspoon of crushed anise 1 4 of a teaspoon of crushed coriander 1 teaspoon of sugar 1 teaspoon of dry yeast or 1 4 of cube of fresh yeast Bread maker setting BASIC programme size 900 g crust MEDIUM EN 15 Copyright 2012 Fast R a s Revision 06 2012 BREAD MAKER SBR 930 SS Oregano and olive bread Ingredients 300 ml of lukewarm water sprinkle of sugar 1 teaspoon of salt 1 tablespoon of olive oil 1 diced onion 540 g of fine flour 1 teaspoon of dry yeast or 1 4 of cube of fresh yeast 1 4 of a teaspoon of crushed black pepper 50 g of roughly cut and olives with no seeds 1 tablespoon of freshly cut oregano or 1 spoon of dried oregano 1 tablespoon of freshly cut parsley Procedure Use frying pan with oil and saut the onion to golden brown Place water saut ed onion with oil fl
14. factors e Water hardness soft water makes the dough rise quicker e Air humidity in your kitchen if the humidity is high lower the water volume by 1 2 spoons e Level above the sea above 750 metres above the sea level the dough raises quicker e Consistence of ingredients Due to the reasons above we recommend to modify the recipe according to the actual conditions Os Tip If you do not wish to follow the recipe you may purchase ready to bake mixes in food stores When using ready to bake mixtures follow the manual on the bag carefully But keep in mind that even these ready to bake mixes sometimes require yeast as an additional ingredient Bread baking recipes Fine Graham bread Ingredients 350 ml of water 3 tablespoons of oil 2 teaspoons of salt 1 teaspoon of caraway 1 tablespoon of powder milk 300 g of fine bread flour 100 g of wheat flour 100 g of wheat graham flour 1 teaspoon of dry yeast or 1 4 of cube of fresh yeast Bread maker setting BASIC programme size 900 g crust LIGHT White caraway bread Ingredients 300 ml of water 2 teaspoons of sugar 2 teaspoons of salt 1 teaspoon of caraway 500 g of fine bread flour 1 teaspoon of dry yeast or 1 4 of cube of fresh yeast Bread maker setting BASIC programme size 900 g crust MEDIUM Yogurt bread Ingredients 150 ml of white yogurt 1 tablespoon of oil 200 ml of water 2 teaspoons of sugar 2 5 tablespoon of salt 300 g of semi rough wheat
15. ish to have your bread ready at 7 00 a m in the morning that is after 10 hours and 30 minutes then select the desired programme crust colour and loaf size and press the TIME or TIME button until the LCD display shows 10 30 Then you press the START STOP button to activate the delay start The dot starts to flash and the LCD display starts to countdown the time remaining to the end At 7 00 in the morning you will have a warm and fresh loaf of bread ready If you will not remove the bread immediately after it is done the machine automatically activates function that will keep the bread warm for 1 hour Keep warm Bread can be automatically kept warm for 60 minutes after the baking is over If you want to remove the bread from the machine press the START STOP button to switch this function off Memory If the power supply has been interrupted during the baking process for less than 15 minutes the baking will resume automatically even without pressing the Start Stop button If the power shortage last longer then 15 minutes the memory will be deleted and you have to reset the bread maker However if the power shortage happens during the kneading process no later you may press the START STOP button and the programme will restart from the beginning Environment This machine will work well in a wide range of temperatures but there could be a difference in loaf sizes when baking in a very warm room and very cold r
16. ll holes with heat resistant margarine prior to placing the kneaders on shafts This will prevent the dough from sticking underneath the kneaders and the kneaders can be removed from the bread dough easily 2 Place ingredients into the baking container Please observe instructions mentioned at the end of this manual section BREAD BAKING 3 Use your finger to create a small groove in the flour Place yeast inside this groove Make sure the yeast will not come in contact with liquid ingredients or salt Carefully close the lid and connect the supply cable in the wall outlet Press the MENU button to select the desired programme Press the COLOUR button to select the colour of the crust Press the LOAF SIZE button to select the applicable loaf size 750 g or 900 g 4 5 6 7 Warning The loaf weight should not be more than 900 g 8 Press the TIME or TIME button to select the delay time if needed If you want to start baking immediately skip this step 9 Press the START STOP button to start the baking programme 10 During programs BASIC FRENCH WHOLE WHITE BREAD SWEET SANDWICH a long beep will be heard during operation This notifies to add ingredients Open the lid and put in additional ingredients You may see steam escaping from the lid vents during the baking process This is normal 11 When the baking programme is over you will hear 10 beeps Now you may press the START STOP button f
17. mperature may damaged it before using yeast check the expiration date and storability Store back in the refrigerator immediately after use Inability of the dough to rise is usually caused by dead yeast 795 Tip Using the below procedure you may find out if your yeast is fresh and active or not 1 Pour 1 2 cup of warm water 45 50 C in the measuring cup 2 Add 1 teaspoon of white sugar and stir it Then sprinkle it with 2 teaspoons of yeast 3 Set the measuring cup on a warm place for about 10 minutes Do not stir the mixture 4 The foam should reach the edge of the measuring cup If not the yeast is not active or it is dead Copyright 2012 Fast R a s Revision 06 2012 BREAD MAKER SBR 930 SS 9 Salt Salt is necessary to improve the bread aroma and to achieve proper crust colour But at the same time salt prevents yeast from working and therefore the dough from rising Never use too much of salt in your recipes If you do not want to use salt you may eliminate it completely The bread should be bigger in size if you do not use salt 10 Eggs Eggs may improve the bread texture and make the bread bigger and more nutritious It also gives the bread specific aroma If you want to use eggs make sure to get rid of the shells completely and also make sure to stir it thoroughly 11 Fats butter and vegetable oil Fats make the bread texture more smooth and fine and also fats can make the bread last longer When using
18. oom We suggest baking in room temperature between 15 C and 34 C EN5 Copyright 2012 Fast R a s Revision 06 2012 BREAD MAKER SBR 930 SS Displayed warnings 1 If the display shows H HH after the selected programs starts see the picture 1 the temperature inside the bread maker is too high and the programme will stop Open the lid and let the machine cool down for about 10 20 minutes 2 If the display shows E EE after you have pressed the START STOP button see the picture 2 the temperature sensor is disconnected Have the sensor inspected by authorized service technician LIGHT NED UM DAR 500g 750g LIGHT NED UM DARK 500g 750g H H EEE Picture 1 Picture 2 LII ne FIRST USE 1 Please check whether all parts of your bread maker and its accessories are present and without damages 2 Clean all parts according to procedure described in chapter Cleaning and maintenance 3 Set the bread maker in the baking mode and bake with no dough empty machine for about 10 minutes Let the machine cool down and repeat the cleaning process again 4 Dry all parts thoroughly and then assemble the bread maker so it is ready for use How to bake bread 1 Place the baking container in position and turn it clockwise until it clicks Now it is secured in the correct position Attach the kneading hook onto the drive shafts Turn the kneaders clockwise until they click into place It is recommended to fi
19. oon of salt 2 tablespoons of caraway seeds 320 g of fine wheat flour 100 g of spelt wheat flour 50 g of oatmeal cereals 60 g of whole wheat flour 1 2 of a cube of fresh yeast or 2 teaspoons of dry yeast Bread maker setting QUICK programme size 900 g crust MEDIUM EN 17 Copyright 2012 Fast R a s Revision 06 2012 BREAD MAKER SBR 930 SS Sauerkraut bread Ingredients 250 ml of water 250 g of sauerkraut cheese and sausage mixture 100 g of wheat bread flour 350 g of fine wheat flour 90 g of whole wheat spelt flour 2 teaspoons of salt 1 teaspoon of Sladovit malt extract that can be purchased in health stores 1 2 cube of fresh yeast or 2 teaspoons of dry yeast caraway seeds according to your taste Bread maker setting QUICK programme size 900 g crust MEDIUM Dark bread with Czabai sausage Ingredients 400 ml of water 1 tablespoon of vinegar 2 tablespoons of yeast 250 g of whole wheat flour special 150 g of dark wheat bread flour 180 g of wheat bread flour 1 tablespoon of caraway seeds 2 tablespoons of sunflower seeds 1 teaspoon of dried garlic 1 teaspoon of sugar 2 teaspoons of salt 1 teaspoon of dry yeast or 1 4 of cube of fresh yeast Procedure 5 minutes before the end of the kneading process add 1 2 of the Czabai sausage roughly grated and also handful of freshly diced chives Then shred 50 g of hard cheese Koliba and add it to the dough Bread maker setting BASIC programme
20. or about 3 5 seconds to finish the baking programme Open the lid using oven mitts and firmly grasp the baking container handle Turn the container anti clockwise and gently pull the container straight up and out of the machine Copyright 2012 Fast R a s Revision 06 2012 BREAD MAKER SBR 930 SS 12 Use non stick spatula and gently loose the bread from the baking container Warning by The baking container and the bread may be very hot Use caution when handling hot bread or baking container Always use kitchen mitts 13 Turn the bread baking container upside down over a clean cooking board and gently shake until the bread falls out 14 Remove the bread carefully from the baking container Let it cool down for about 20 minutes before cutting 15 If you are not in the room or did not press the START STOP button at the end of the baking the bread will be kept warm automatically for 1 hour and then the machine will switch this function off 16 When you finish using the machine disconnect the supply cable from the wall outlet Warning by Before cutting remove the kneading the hook hidden in the bottom part of the loaf Use hook to do so Loaf is very hot Never try to remove the hook with bear hands Special notes 1 Quick baking programme tips Quick baking uses baking powder and baking soda that is activated by moisture and heat During the initial kneading and mixing process during the quick baking process
21. ou should be able to remove the kneader easily Clean the hook carefully with soft cotton cloth dipped in water Please note that the baking container and the kneading hook may be washed in dishwasher 4 Lid and see through viewer Clean the lid on the inside using soft cloth dipped in water 5 Cover Carefully clean the outside of the cover with slightly wet cloth Do not use abrasive materials or solutions as they may damage the glossy finish of the cover Never submerge the lid in water during cleaning 6 Before storing your bread maker make sure that it is clean cooled down dry and make sure the lid is closed EN 7 Copyright 2012 Fast R a s Revision 06 2012 BREAD MAKER SBR 930 SS BAKING TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE No Problem Cause Solution Disconnect the bread maker from Some ingredients got stuck to the the power supply and clean the Smoke is escaping heating element or they got close to heating element Use caution to 1 from the vents it If this happen during the first use it prevent burns During first use dry during baking may be caused by oil burns that stayed the machine by switching it on and on the surface of the heating element starting baking programme Keep the lid open You are using the bread warming 2 The bottom crust is function and leaving the bread inthe Take the bread out earlier and do not too thick machine for too long That causes water u
22. our spices sugar salt and yeast in the baking container Add the olives after the beep sounds Bread maker setting BASIC programme size 900 g crust MEDIUM Herb bread with buttermilk Ingredients 110 ml of lukewarm water 150 ml of buttermilk 1 teaspoon of sugar 2 teaspoons of salt pepper 3 tablespoons of oil 250 g of fine flour 250 g of semi fine flour 1 teaspoon of dry yeast or 1 4 of cube of fresh yeast 2 tablespoons of parsley 2 tablespoons of chives 2 tablespoons of dill Bread maker setting BASIC programme size 900 g crust MEDIUM Bread with Olomouck tvar ky cheese Ingredients 300 ml of water 1 tablespoon of olive oil 2 egg whites or 1 whole egg 4 tablespoons of ketchup 1 teaspoon of salt 300 g of wheat bread flour 100 g of spelt flour 70 g of fine flour 1 teaspoon of dry yeast or 1 4 of cube of fresh yeast 50 g of bran 170 g of roughly grated olomouck tvar ky cheese Bread maker setting BASIC programme size 900 g crust MEDIUM Copyright 2012 Fast R a s Revision 06 2012 BREAD MAKER SBR 930 SS Garlic bread with vegetable Ingredients 375 ml of water 2 tablespoons of oil 2 tablespoons of balsamic vinegar 2 teaspoons of salt 1 teaspoon of sugar 3 teaspoons of dried garlic 2 teaspoons of Provencal spices 2 full tablespoons of flaxseeds 200 g of fine wheat flour 100 g of whole wheat flour 100 g of spelt wheat flour 200 g of wheat bread flour 1 5 tea
23. oving the bread you and the colour too sugar content ha i dark should let it in the baking container with the lid closed for about 20 minutes Copyright 2012 Fast R a s Revision 06 2012 BREAD MAKER SBR 930 SS BREAD BAKING A short overview of the most common ingredients used for bread baking 1 Bread flour Bread flour is high in gluten it can also be called high gluten flour with high protein content it has good elasticity and keeps the size of the bread unchanged and from falling inside on itself Because the gluten content is higher than in common flour it can be used for baking of larger breads with better inner fibre texture The bread flour is the most important ingredient in the bread baking process 2 Plain flour Plain flour is made of carefully selected hard and soft wheat and it is suitable for quick bread baking or for cake and pastry baking 3 Whole wheat flour Whole wheat flour is made by wheat milling and it contains the wheat skin and gluten Whole wheat flour is heavier and more nutritious than regular flour Bread baked from whole wheat flour is usually smaller That is why most recipes combine whole wheat with bread flour in order to achieve best results 4 Black wheat flour Black wheat flour also called rough flour is high in fibre similar to whole wheat flour To obtain larger bread size after rising it must be used in combination with large portions of bread flour 5
24. p is heard and the programme will move to the next one If you keep pressing this button all 12 programmes will be displayed on the LCD display Select the desired programme Functions of each of the 12 programmes will be explained below 1 Basic kneading dough rising and normal bread baking You may also add ingredients to enhance the flavour 2 French bread kneading longer time for dough rising and bread baking Bread baked in this way usually has crisper crust and lighter texture 3 Whole wheat kneading dough rising and normal whole wheat bread baking This programme uses longer preheating time to allow the grains to soak up the water and expand It is not recommended to use the delay start function as this may produce poor results 4 Quick baking kneading dough rising and loaf baking using baking soda or baking powder Bread baked using this programme is usually smaller with a denser texture Sweet bread kneading dough rising and sweet bread baking For crispy sweet bread baking 6 Ultra fast I This programme includes kneading dough rising and offers the quickest way to bake 750g of bread The finished bread is usually smaller and rougher than bread baked in the Quick programme n EN 4 Copyright 2012 Fast R a s Revision 06 2012 BREAD MAKER SBR 930 SS 7 Ultra fast Il the same as above but for 900g loaf of bread 8 Dough kneading and dough rising without baking Remove the dough and shape it to mak
25. refully Make sure that the voltage in your wall power outlet corresponds with the voltage specification of your appliance Never use this appliance if the supply cable or its plug is damaged Do not expose the cable to hot surfaces open fire and protect it from sharp objects Damages may occur Do not attempt to use your appliance if it fell down if it does not work properly of if you discovered any damage Never try to repair the appliance by yourself Have repairs done by authorized service centre instead Please keep in mind that the surface of the appliance is hot and that hot steam is escaping from the appliance during the baking process Never submerge the appliance in water If you are not using your appliance disconnect the supply cable from the wall outlet Also make sure that the supply cable is disconnected during cleaning Do not leave the supply cable hanging over sharp edges table edges or do not leave it on a hot surface e g kitchen stove Also do not leave the appliance on hot surface This appliance may not be used by persons with low physical strength or mental disabilities including children or by inexperienced persons who lack the necessary skills and knowledge regarding the safe use of this appliance unless supervised by experienced person who shall be responsible for the safe use Children must be properly supervised to make sure that they do not play with the device Do not touch any moving or rotating parts of the
26. s of oil 2 teaspoons of caraway seeds 2 5 teaspoon of salt 220 g of fine flour 230 g of whole rye bread flour 100 g of whole wheat flour 1 teaspoon of dry yeast or 1 4 of cube of fresh yeast 2 tablespoons of sunflower seeds Bread maker setting BASIC programme size 900 g crust MEDIUM EN 13 Copyright 2012 Fast R a s Revision 06 2012 BREAD MAKER SBR 930 SS Bacon bit bread Ingredients 200 ml of buttermilk or sour cream 150 ml of water based on the consistence you may add buttermilk 1 tablespoon of vinegar 1 full tablespoon of bacon bits 1 5 teaspoon of salt 1 teaspoon of sugar 1 teaspoon of caraway 150 g of whole wheat flour 350 g of fine flour 1 and 1 4 teaspoon of dry yeast or 1 4 of cube of fresh yeast Bread maker setting BASIC programme size 900 g crust MEDIUM Sunflower bread Ingredients 330 g of water 2 tablespoons of oil 1 tablespoon of vinegar 280 g of fine flour 120 g of fine whole wheat flour 60 g of spelt flour 80 g of wheat bread flour 2 teaspoons of salt 1 teaspoon of dry yeast or 1 4 of cube of fresh yeast 5 tablespoons of sunflower seeds Bread maker setting BASIC programme size 900 g crust MEDIUM Bacon garlic bread Ingredients 320 ml of water 2 tablespoons of oil 1 tablespoon of vinegar 1 5 teaspoon of salt 1 teaspoon of sugar 2 teaspoons of dried potato puree 1 teaspoon of dried garlic or 1 2 garlic cloves 1 teaspoon of caraway 3
27. se d the baking b l container in the Se i sea J direction ofthe T Yo X arrow IN See through viewing window Kneading blade not shown but it is located at the bottom of the baking container EN 3 Revision 06 2012 BREAD MAKER SBR 930 SS Functions a oe 3 WHOLE WHEAT 9 JAM K 5 SWEET 11 SANDWICH 6 ULTRA FAST I 12 BAKE LIGHT MEDIUM DARK 750g 900gf a A arm r JOU Indicates the selected programme Time duration of each programme After powering up As soon as the bread maker is plugged in the power supply a beep is heard and the symbol 3 00 appears in the display shortly The double dot between the 3 and 00 will stop flashing after a while The arrows spoint to 750g and MEDIUM medium dark It is the default setting Start stop To start and stop the selected baking program To start program press the START STOP button once A short beep will be heard and the double dot in the time display begins to flash and the program starts When the program starts all buttons are inactive except the START STOP button To stop the program press the START STOP button for approx 3 seconds until the beep confirms that the program has been turned off This feature helps to prevent any unintentional interruptions of the program Menu It is used to set different programs Each time it is pressed a short bee
28. se the warming function loss and drying mainly on the bottom The bread could i n T be removed from The kneader is stuck to the shaft inside g ok 3 A R and submerge the kneader in it for the container with the baking container peta het about 10 minutes Then remove it and difficulties only clean it thoroughly Select other more suitable 1 Incorrectly selected programme programme 2 After you started the programme The ingredients you have opened the lid several Do not open the lid during the last times the bread is dry and the crust rising period are net thoroughly is too light not cris 4 mixed and the 9 Py baking is not Inspect the hole in the kneader satisfactory 3 The resistance during the mixing Remove the baking container and turn is too big the kneader is barely on the kneading process without the moving and not mixing all dough If the appliance does not seem ingredients well to work properly contact authorized service centre After you have Press the Start Stop button and pressed the Start p disconnect the machine from the n The inner temperature in the bread 5 Stop button the makeristoo hich wall outlet Then remove the baking display shows H gn container open the lid and let the HH bread maker cool down Inspect whether the baking container You can hear the p PIR 7 i The baking container is incorrectly is correctly attached if the dough was motor running but 3 6 thedo
29. sed in health stores 1 2 cube of fresh yeast or 2 teaspoons of dry yeast caraway seeds according to your taste Bread maker setting QUICK programme size 900 g crust MEDIUM Garlic bread with blue cheese Ingredients 350 ml of water 1 teaspoon of salt 1 teaspoon of sugar 1 5 tablespoon of oil 1 2 of a cup of crushed blue cheese 4 5 crushed garlic cloves 140 g of fine flour 200 g of whole wheat flour 200 g of whole wheat rye flour 1 teaspoon of dry yeast or 1 4 of cube of fresh yeast Bread maker setting Programme WHOLE WHEAT size 900 g crust MEDIUM Dark chocolate bread Ingredients 400 ml of water 4 tablespoons of sugar powder 1 5 teaspoon of salt 400 g of fine wheat flour 100 g of cocoa powder 2 teaspoons of dry yeast or 1 2 of fresh yeast Bread maker setting BASIC programme size 900 g crust MEDIUM Marmalade making recipe Ingredients 500 g of fruits 165 g gelatine sugar 1 teaspoon of lemon juice Procedure Wash all fruits carefully peel if needed e g peaches remove seeds e g cherry and mix them thoroughly Then pour the mixture in the baking container and add other ingredients and start the baking programme When the baking programme is finished pour the marmalade in glass jars or bottles that you sterilized in oven at 50 C about 20 minutes ago Then place lids on the glass jars and turn them up side down to ensure good seal Bread maker setting Programme JAM Copyright 2012 F
30. spoon of dry yeast or almost 1 2 of fresh yeast Filling sterilized pea fresh leek cut to circles red pepper young onion dried tomatoes etc Procedure Place the basic ingredients in the bread maker as usual Put the herbs and garlic directly in water and mix the flaxseeds into the flour When the kneading is finished remove the dough from the bread maker remove the kneading hooks and work the filling inside the dough Then place the mixture immediately back inside the bread maker for rising Bread maker setting BASIC programme size 900 g crust MEDIUM Bean bread Ingredients 300 ml of water 2 tablespoons of wheat bran 2 tablespoons of sunflower seeds 1 tablespoon of salt 1 teaspoon of crushed caraway seeds 400 g of fine flour 100 g of wheat bread flour 1 4 of cube of fresh yeast 1 teaspoon of sugar or 1 teaspoon of dry yeast 150 g of read beans from tin can Procedure Add the beans after the kneading process is finished As soon as the rising begins remove the dough from the bread maker leave the bread maker on with the lid closed and roll the dough flat and add dried out beans Then roll the dough back in Remove the kneading hooks from the bread maker and place the rolled dough back inside Bread maker setting BASIC programme size 900 g crust MEDIUM Oatmeal bread Ingredients 150 ml of yogurt 200 ml of water 1 teaspon of sweetener or honey 2 tablespoons of oil 2 tablespoons of yeast 1 tablesp
31. tablespoon of finely crushed of milled bacon bits 350 g of fine flour 150 g of wheat flour 1 teaspoon of dry yeast or 1 4 of cube of fresh yeast Bread maker setting BASIC programme size 900 g crust MEDIUM Bread with honey and sunflower seeds Ingredients 280 ml of water 15g of butter 1 tablespoon of powder milk 1 teaspoon of salt 1 5 tablespoon of honey 200g of light flour 200g of Granary flour mixture of whole wheat wheat and crushed wheat flour 1 2 teaspoon of dry yeast or 1 8 of cube of fresh yeast 2 tablespoons of sunflower seeds Bread maker setting BASIC programme size 750 g crust MEDIUM Copyright 2012 Fast R a s Revision 06 2012 BREAD MAKER SBR 930 SS Banana bread Ingredients 6 tablespoons of milk 200 g of bananas blended of crushed with fork 1 egg 70g of melted butter 70 g of sugar 450 g of fine flour 1 teaspoon of dry yeast or 1 4 of cube of fresh yeast Bread maker setting BASIC programme size 900 g crust LIGHT Leek bread with cheese Ingredients 200 ml of water 2 tablespoons of oil 1 whipped eggs 150 g of Cottage cheese 200 g of semi fine flour 100 g of spelt flour 100 g of whole wheat flour 100 g of whole wheat bread flour 2 teaspoons of salt 1 teaspoon of sugar 2 teaspoons of dry yeast or 1 2 of fresh yeast Add one small leek after the beep sounds Bread maker setting BASIC programme size 900 g crust MEDIUM Cheese bread with ketchup Ingredi
32. udh isnot attached or the volume of the dough is _ prepared according to the correct recipe 9 too big for the mixing and if all ingredients were weighted being kneaded properly The bread is so big Too much of yeast flour or water or too Check theAbovementioned factors a ee A and lower the amount of applicable TA that it is beginning high temperature of the surrounding 3 ingredients or the temperature to press on the lid environment accordingly Copyright 2012 Fast R a s Revision 06 2012 BREAD MAKER SBR 930 SS Not enough or no yeast or the yeast The bread is too was not active enough due to high Check the amount and quality of 8 small or the dough water temperature or the yeast was the yeast increase the surrounding did not rise properly mixed with salt or the surrounding temperature accordingly temperature was too low reat Uie Too much of liquid ingredients make Lower the amount of liquid 9 9 the dough too watery and fine Or too ingredients and choose thicker flows over the rim of y much of yeast was used consistence of the yeast the baking container 1 The used flour has incorrect property orcomposition and does Use bread flour or strong powder not correspond well to the rising process The bread is 10 breaking in half 2 The rising process is too quick or eile ken cece during the baking the yeast temperature is too high p g
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