We've had problems with our current slicer with the bread bunching up around the motor. Has anyone had similar problems with this model?
1038981
I don't have that problem. I suspect that the blade cover (housing) is not properly inserted into machine. The gap between blade and blade cover is pretty small such that only minimal debris is collected. That has been my experience.
1374708
If you check the champion website it says that this problem is due to cutter hole needing to be cleaned or lack of lubrication. This shouldn't happen, I would make sure the cutter is clean and the shaft is clean, makes sure I'm not juicing to slowly to heat up the juicer or using vegetables like grass that are causing too much heat and then if your still having problems get a new cutter.
1001904
I have had absolutely no problems with this bread machine and I bake a loaf every other day since I purchased it. I'm not sure what could be causing the beater to come loose. I did leave the beater in twice but it did not come off in the loaf. I usually remove the beater just before the final rise. I would suggest making sure that the beater is seated correctly, the post it sits on should be level with the top of the beater when inserted.
880391
When my slicer first arrived I adjusted the handle and wire and it hasn't moved since. Maybe yours is defective? I'm not sure because I have not had this problem. Maybe they will replace it?
689133
Mine also fell out and I replaced it a couple of times, then threw it away. I don't know what it was supposed to be for but the slicer seems to work okay without it.
530346
I think they must all be like that because mine is too. Its like its a little crooked or something. I still use it all the time and it makes great bread so I never returned it. I've had it a couple years now. The lid doesn't seem to effect the cooking, its more or less just one of those annoying things you get use to.
583818
Not sure what the issue was Mary but I haven't seen any trouble with mine since I got it. By the way it is the best microwave I have ever had... love this one!
727113
The fact that the paddle has scratched the teflon bottom badly. I don't even want to think how much teflon we ate with the bread. I hope it's minimal. If you wish, I can send you a picture. Otherwise, this machine is like any others I have had in the past. The only difference is the retractable paddle because with breadmakers that don't have a retractable paddle, if you miss the "bip bip" to remove the paddle, you will have a real hard time getting your bread out.
1165861
I didn't have much luck with mine - it made more of a cucumber slush than slices. I ended up returning it and getting a food processor, which handles that and everything else much nicer.
582814
Breading doesn't stay on well in the actifry. The stirring action usually knocks it off. I have tried things like frozen onion rings and they come out with much of the breading off.
353541
My personal experience, the motor gets gummed up and breaks way too easily as it cannot handle much other than squishy vegetables and fruits. I would save your money and go for a food processor that has a better motor and blade mechanic.
1324946
I shouldn't think so; it never happened to me. However, I have not used my Breadman TR2700 bread machine for over a year because it kept producing one failure after another. This was my third bread machine after many years of making bread successfully with other machines. I have always been sorry that I purchased this machine---it looks nice, but it is a poor machine in my view.
1361675
Not sure if this is the answer, but, I was experiencing a similar problem that eventually ended up with the shaft that holds the paddle coming apart from the pan. I had to buy a whole new pan assembly since there is no way to repair it. The cost, including shipping, was under $30. My bread is back to normal. If you decide to go this route, save the paddle. It does not come with the pan.
1274651
I would guess it is an electronic problem. I would ask for a new one if relatively new, or it could be just a buildup of particles from cooking, etc.. Contact Kidde.
1656907
I had the same thoughts when I saw my X20 for the first time. However I find that the paddles usually come out very cleanly without mangling the bread. When that happens the holes are not so objectionable.
2074424
i just received my breadmaker. everything worked great and the bread looked wonderful (ha). until it was time to remove the bread. you better be a rocket scientest. finally my husband came to my rescue, by the time he got the bread out, the paddles hole really made an awful mess.i am not a happy camper.the box went out with the trash, so here i am with this (big) machine to look at. and i do mean (big)hope this helps you. a friend of mine reccomended this breadmaker to me, i have had westbend products before so i though i was doing the right thing (wrong)
487647
I haven't had a problem like that, I use it a lot and it shows no wear like that... perhaps you just ended up with one with a flow I really like the toaste3r, it does a nice job on different types of bread.... hope they can replace the defective one for you