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Used the bread kneading hook, after 10 minutes, smoking

Used the bread kneading hook, after 10 minutes became very hot with some smoking...seems to still work? What should we do?

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The mixer motor has probably overheated, as proper use and care was not being followed with the stand mixer.

Bread doughs are recommended to be mixed on speed 2 only and never for longer than 7 minutes. With the resistance of a bread dough that is provided against the beater, mixing for over 7 minutes may overheat mixer and cause smoking.

Please consult your use and care guide to refresh your memory about how to properly use your mixer for making bread doughs.

  • Anonymous Jul 08, 2009

    The mixer motor has probably overheated, as proper use and care was not being followed with the stand mixer.



    Bread doughs are recommended to be mixed on speed 2 only and never for longer than 7 minutes. With the resistance of a bread dough that is provided against the beater, mixing for over 7 minutes may overheat mixer and cause smoking.



    Please consult your use and care guide to refresh your memory about how to properly use your mixer for making bread doughs.

  • Anonymous Jul 08, 2009

    The mixer motor has probably overheated, as proper use and care was not being followed with the stand mixer.



    Bread doughs are recommended to be mixed on speed 2 only and never for longer than 7 minutes. With the resistance of a bread dough that is provided against the beater, mixing for over 7 minutes may overheat mixer and cause smoking.



    Please consult your use and care guide to refresh your memory about how to properly use your mixer for making bread doughs.

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