Been given a breadmaker

[Tyre Tread]

I have been given a s/h Bush WBM174SS breadmaker but no instructions.

Anyone got an instruction booklet or give me an idea of where to start?

I have looked on t'net and can't find any downloadable instruction or specific recipe books.

[CarTimeNow]

this any good?

http://tinyurl.com/c66jf8u

if not basic intructions are wet in first, (if using yeast that needs to be activated then that in with the water) salt away from yeast,

or have a look there \/

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.php...

[Tyre Tread]

The RNIB book would be OK if I could read braille (I found that one myself)

The moneysaving expert site has some good general advice but I could do with some instructions for the breadmaker more than recipes.

[CarTimeNow]

could you take a pic of the controls panel and i'll compare to mine for general instructions

and braille could be a handy skill to learn... just saying

[motco]

CarTimeNow said:

this any good?

http://tinyurl.com/c66jf8u

if not basic intructions are wet in first, (if using yeast that needs to be activated then that in with the water) salt away from yeast,

or have a look there \/

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.php...

Dry in first on Panasonics, wet in first on early Brevilles, but changed later IIRC.

[Tyre Tread]

CarTimeNow said:

could you take a pic of the controls panel and i'll compare to mine for general instructions

and braille could be a handy skill to learn... just saying

Will try and do so tonight. Thank you for taking the time to help

[Cheese Mechanic]

CarTimeNow said:

could you take a pic of the controls panel and i'll compare to mine for general instructions

and braille could be a handy skill to learn... just saying

Being as there are online language translators...it beggars the question if there is an online braille conversion tool somewhere?

[Tyre Tread]

Cheese Mechanic said:

Being as there are online language translators...it beggars the question if there is an online braille conversion tool somewhere?

Would be quite laborious to input it though. And how would you input it? If I knew what it said in text then I wouldn't need the translator.

[condor]

Try this

Check your breadmaker has a paddle in it. Add water ( usually 330ml) and a prepared shop bought bread mix into the breadmaker ( the packet will have instructions on it) - switch on and it should have the basic loaf button as the default mode. Press start and should take approx 3 hours.

Once you have gained confidence with your first loaf - you can try making it from scratch