Rolling my "sacrificial" pasta through the machine (bought today), and only one of the two "roller" sides moves. Shouldn't both sides be moving?
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Make sure you have your handle in tight. I thought both rollers moved. MAKE SURE YOU USE ENOUGH FLOUR TO KEEP FROM STICKING.
1955207
I haven't had that problem. If it is curling on the edges, it may mean that there is some high temperatures near by. Do you have it near the oven and stove? We have one of ours there, but we don't use the oven very often and when we do we move the pad. This is what I would do. I would for sure notify the manufacturer and let them know. It may only be a defect in your pad and I am sure they would replace the pad and would probably like to have the curling one back so they can figure out the problem.
807743
I'm sorry, no. Maybe you could check with the original manufacturer? Their website may show it unrolled.
720636
I have the same problem with mine. I thought it might have just been because I was using chilled dough. When I push down it does not catch the metal to push out the dough.
1107862
I just made bread this week....I have never had to worry about it moving. I love this machine. I have also made an extra large batch of cookies....no problem with any movement.
1554517
you will need to buy a seperate pasta roller as the ravioli attachment only makes the actual ravioli.. it does not roll the pasta...
631279
mine appears to be, except the roller is not. its been in the dishwasher a handful of times and only the roller has been affected.
869042
Call the tech. support number, they are awesome! they gray metal top pulls off, exposing the rollers. You can turn the temp. way down, turn it on so the rollers will move... hope that helps :0)
776863
Well, first, you need a roller attachment to run the dough thru several times until you reach the desired thickness for the pasta, secondly, you'll need the pasta cutter which will cut the dough rolled out into various types of pasta, for example, fettechini, spaghetti. The pasta roller also acts as a lasagna roller. Most sets are sold in three pieces, the dough roller, and two attachments for various kinds of pasta. So, I recommend getting the roller and the two pasta cutters for various styles of pasta. Buying them separately is more expensive. Buy the three attachment set and save yourself some grief.
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Have you tried to push the round wheel in and turn it at the same time? That's if I'm understanding you correctly.If not please let me know .my serger is out in my sewing shop. If you still need help I will gladly go and recheck it and let you now what I find.
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Mine has a sticker on it saying "this side up". It's rough side up, apparently. The bigger question is: how do you get this rolled up thing to lay flat?!
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Esthela, maybe t there's something stuck inside, or wound around the roller or brush? Otherwise, I have no idea. Good luck!
499071
Richard, I'd contact Amazon customer support and ask for a refund or replacement. I barely use my first roll and so far it's been just fine. Hope this helps.
2017394
I just made my first batch of pasta tonight with a used machine. It was pre-assembled so I didn't see how it all went together. When I took it apart, I couldn't get the rotary housing out. But I had not removed the mixing bowl. Once I removed the bowl the housing slid out to the side easily. It does not pull out to the front! So remember you have to remove everything else first - including the bowl before you can remove the housing. Look at the parts diagram to know what everything means! LOL
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The pasta roller doesn't cut the pasta, you need a cutter for that. When you cut the noodles it is about ¼ inch wide. It is like a noodle you would buy in the store. You can adjust the roller to the thickness. yes it does come out flat like a noodle. If you want spaghetti then you need to buy that particular roller. I hope this is helpful to you.
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mine had no problem you have to make sure the roller tray is put in Properly theres no pin the tube is hollow on the left side.
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I use any side and have never had a problem with fuss getting on the bread. Maybe you got a cloth that has flaws. Sorry to hear. I love mine, never a problem.