The front panel of my Philips Pasta Maker moves

If the dough is too wet or too dry, the Pasta Maker needs a higher force to knead the dough which can cause the front panel to move. 

In this case, discard the dough and re-start the pasta making. Ensure to follow the correct liquid to flour ratios as indicated in the User Manual. Use a kitchen scale to accurately measure the liquid and the flour.

Note: It is very important that the flour/liquid ratio is correct, so that the dough shows crumbly consistency.

Before making pasta, ensure to tighten both front panel knobs firmly by screwing them clockwise all the way to the stop.
 


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