Instructions: With any of the above solutions.

As you know, you can remove the red flexible seal at the bottom of the well. A gentle tug is all it takes. When the seal is out, use a toothpick to remove leftover ingredients from around the motor shaft and seal area. This area should be clean to allow the seal to be replaced.

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SELF TEST

If you experience problems that suggest your Breadmaker could be faulty, the unit has a self test which will help you de- termine what to do.

When performing the self test, the most accurate results are found when the unit has been cold for at least two hours.

First, please remove the inner pot. This is done to save the inner pot and will not affect the outcome of the test. Now, please follow these steps:
1. Unplug the breadmaker.

2. Press the "CLOCK" button* and "CLEAR" button on the display area and place the plug into the electrical out- let while continuing to press the buttons.

A display of "8:8" ("12:12" on some models)

should show on the LED. If not, go through steps 1 and 2 again until this display is shown.

3. Press the "CLEAR" button again. You should now see a sequence of numbers begin to be displayed on the LED.

These numbers merely mean that the machine is going through its test cycle... the numbers themselves arent important to observe.

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*NOTE: On some models there is no "CLOCK" button. Instead, press

"TIME OF DAY" Button.

4. The test will take about 20 minutes. At the end of the test, you should see a display of "E123" (on some models)

or "11:11" (on some models). Such display values indicate that the machine is functioning properly.

If you receive a message on the LED screen reading "E55", please try the following procedure.

Look into the upper left hand side of the baking unit. You will see four screws and a metal heating sensor located between the top two screws. Please take a 2 inch by 6 inch strip of aluminum foil and drape it over this sensor, allowing the lid to hold it in place. Then repeat steps one through four.

If any values other that the ones listed in step four (4) appear on the display, this means the machine failed one of the test cycles and needs repair. Please contact DAKs Technical Department for assistance (Toll

[I tried this self test on my machine and got "8:8" as the initial value and "11:11" as the final value. Be aware that the machine will heat up for a while and then turn on the fan. The test took about 10 minutes for my machine. The machine remains in the test mode after the self test-pressing "CLEAR" brought up the "8:8" display and pressing it again seemed to start the test all over.

I cycled power to it and then reset the clock. As far as I know, this self-test is only for the original DAK Auto- Bakery; I dont know if it works with the Turbo version or with WelBilt machines.]

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