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This genuine Morphy Richards kneading paddle is an essential replacement part for home bakers who own a compatible Fastbake breadmaker. It restores your machine's ability to properly mix and knead dough, ensuring consistent loaf quality. The primary caveat is that it is strictly model-specific, so verification of your breadmaker's model number against the compatibility list is mandatory before purchase to ensure a correct fit.
| Model Part Number | 658783-FASTBAKE48281 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Morphy Richards |
You must check the model number of your Morphy Richards Fastbake breadmaker against the official compatibility list provided by the manufacturer.
It is recommended to hand-wash the paddle to preserve the integrity of the non-stick coating.
No, this item is the kneading paddle only. If your bread pan is leaking, you may require a separate seal or a full pan replacement.
The paddle is typically constructed from high-quality, heat-resistant metal with a non-stick coating.
This replacement paddle weighs approximately 0.02kg.
Check for dried, hardened dough inside the paddle socket or on the shaft and clean thoroughly before re-attaching.
This is normal for many breadmakers; use the provided plastic hook tool to gently pry the paddle out after the bread has cooled slightly.
Ensure the paddle is fully seated on the drive shaft and that there is no debris preventing it from rotating freely.
Before installation, always unplug your breadmaker and ensure the inner pan is cooled completely. Align the D-shaped hole of the paddle with the drive shaft and press down until it sits flush. Care for the paddle involves hand-washing with warm, soapy water and a soft sponge. Avoid using metal utensils or abrasive scouring pads, as these will damage the non-stick coating and lead to dough sticking in future cycles. If the paddle becomes stuck in the finished loaf, soak the bread in warm water for a few minutes to soften the crust, then gently remove the paddle using a plastic spatula.
