Sunbeam Oster Bread Maker Pan, 5891, 113494-000-000

Three stars for poor paddle post seal and price. Otherwise well made.Old pan is under two years old. Started showing bits of black goo in dough. Appears it comes from worn out nylon bushing at base of the paddle post. This is third pan in 4 years. Two from a previous machine. Same pan though.Pan works great until that bushing wears out. Then it's too late. Dough is ruined. Maybe manufacturer can come up with a better bushing / seal design. Or make it so just the post / seal can be replaced.The price seems a bit high. Near 1/3 the price for a brand new machine with pan and paddle.

Perfect replacement for our Hamilton Beach model 29882.

Perfect fit, but you may want to check to see if your bread maker is worn out before ordering one of these- mine still squeaked after replacing the pan and when I pulled it apart to check it out I found that the drive shaft bushing was just as far gone as the old pan was. I oiled the bushing before reassembling and that took care of the squeaking, for now, but a complete machine is only $35 more than the cost of the pan and I'm thinking I would have been better off replacing the whole thing.

I have to replace my bread machine pans at least once a year because I make bread almost daily. It's difficult to find the pans for the Hamilton Beach Bread Maker, but when I did a search, these popped up, and since they look the same I thought I'd give it a try. They work and look great - I'm glad I can finally get these on Amazon.

It was bent when I received it but that's not so bad. It bent right back out. The problem is that the stirring paddle doesn't fit on it. I'm afraid to order a new paddle. What if that one doesn't fit? Then I would be going back & forth paying for shipping and still not having a functional product. I'm just going to order a whole new machine and to-heck with trying to be frugal in our disposable society.

Our bread maker is used every week to make pizza dough over the past 7 years. I bought this as a FUTURE replacement. The original lasted 4 years or so until the mixer fell out of it. The first replacement is scratched up a bit and the mixing bearings in the bottom of this pan are getting "tight" again. OBVIOUSLY we are pleased with the bread maker's quality and would prefer to replace the pan instead of replacing the entire unit.

The seal for my Oster bread pan broke. It's probably a 10 cent piece that needed to be replaced, but they don't offer a way to replace the part. So I had to find a 3rd party in order to buy a new pan. The pan was about $30...which I thought was a lot. But it was less expensive than buying a whole new machine. The pan fits and works just fine.

I had used my bread machine about 200 times and the spindle seal and bushings wore out. This product is a direct replacement and it works great. In researching the pan I saw several comments on, "why can't I repair this pan" and I even saw some videos showing how to do this. The spindle, bushings, seal, and retainer are most likely the most expensive part of the pan so when the spindle assembly fails, I recommend buying a new pan.