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Question: Is the display window illuminated during menu selection?
Document: )Parts wash up fast, the loaf is appetizingly crusty (but not overly) and the learning curve is minimal. A cheapie thin and non-rigid plastic window covers the LCD display, which undercuts the whole upscale stainless steel look of it, for me. But it cooks, and very nicely.
I don't want to receive a second damaged package, so I'm going with another brand.I'd love to say something good about it - so it's light enough to store in a base cabinet. However, it's so tall, a person shorter than 5'6&#34; would have to stand on tiptoe to see the menu - and I had to use a flashlight to see the display, which is not backlit, though that might have been damaged in shipment, too.
We bought this just before Christmas, have made 4 loafs, and have had no problems with its operation. Our first loaf was a flop, but our fault due to not following directions and getting yeast mixed in with other ingredients when starting. The display could be better, and you have to cycle through each selection, but that is minor. The mechanics and operation are excellent.
If you look at the Customer Care menu on that site, and click on "Customer Center", you'll be taken to a page where you'll find that for parts and accessories you need to go to a partner company, Fox International. Follow that link, and I think that you'll find that there is no information at all about parts or service for Breadman products.
with only one concern, and that's in the instructions. It took me a little bit to figure out how to "program" it outside of the custom program setting. You have to select menu first before selecting loaf size and crust. The manual really didn't do a good job of explaining how to program for those of us new to using bread machines.
Our first loaf was baked in 2 hrs and 55 minutes. This is including rising. * The rattling/shaking that I have grown accustomed to with the Panasonic machine has pretty much been reduced to an after thought. It is that quiet, in fact. * I LOVE the window-view on the lid of the machine! I have always wondered what goes on and with this machine, I can always have a glance at any part of the cycle.
A sturdy and well designed unit. A viewing window so you can see exactly what is going on throughout the process. Easy to program unit with separate dispensor for your nuts and fruit add ins. A comprehensive little recipe book with all kinds of great recipes, from white bread to wheat, quickbreads to pizza dough and soft pretzels.
I love this bread machine. I had a Panasonic for about 17 years, usedit many times and finally had to replace it. Got this one aftercomparing many brands/features and have used it at least 20x with noproblems. It is a bit noisier than my previousmachine but overall, I love it. The best features are making a loafin about 2 hours and the window to see the bread cooking.
This breadmaker looks good other than too small a window. I used it for over a year until I decided the grief was too much. The bread pan is supposed to be held in place by a small lip on each side of the upper edge of the pan. They do not hold. the pan jumps and shakes until the pan comes off the bottom turner. I had too use a screw driver to bend the lips out to make a tight fit.
I purchased this even though the reviews were mixed. The first thing I noticed was that the display is difficult to read, it's a poor design. Secondly it is very loud and likes to move around on the counter. Third, in 6 loaves it produces decent bread about 50% of the time and the bottom of loaf was always darker and overdone. I would not recommend this to anyone. I returned this and plan on purchasing a Panasonic.
Answer: No