Title: Flimsy flanges allow pan to jump "off the track"
Product review: I bought this model for friends, and showed them how to use it. Halfway through the mixing cycle it started making loud noises; I looked inside and it looked OK, but when the bread was done it became obvious that the inner pan had "jumped" out of position with the gear, and was lying about 40 degrees askew. We set up another loaf, and they report the same thing happened. I noticed that all that holds the pan in place is two straight flanges of metal that go over two small flanges on the pan. When I got home I looked at our TR875 model and noticed that it has much more robust, curved flanges with openings inside for the bread pan components. What a penny-wise and pound-foolish design flaw! I have now ordered the TR875 model for our friends and will return the TR2500BC.
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