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Close the door gently.

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·  Do not allow the water supply cover to 

become jammed between the door and 
the main unit.

Turn the mode selection dial to select 

the cooking mode.

·  To select the correct mode, see the 

information on top of the appliance, 
“Mode selection dial” (p. 11 of this 
booklet), or the Guidebook (separate 
booklet).

Turn the timer dial to set the cooking 

time.

Cooking starts.

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·  The appropriate toasting time varies 

depending on the type, size, thickness, 
and number of slices of bread. 

·  Bread with high sugar content may 

brown quickly. 

·  Frozen bread takes longer to toast. 

Monitor the bread and adjust cooking 
time as necessary.

·  The heating element automatically turns 

on and off during operation to control 
the temperature. This is not a 
malfunction. 

·  Do not open the door while heating. 
  The temperature inside the appliance 

will change, which will affect the 
toasting results.

Cooking

·  The inside of the appliance is hot 

immediately after cooking. To avoid 
burns, do not touch metal parts when 
removing the food.

·  When taking out food or containers, use 

tongs or pot holders.

When the beep sounds that cooking is 

complete, open the door gently and 

take out the food.

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Press the power button to turn on the 

power.

The power indicator lights up with a beep 
sound.

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Water supply 

cover

Main unit

Door

Beep 

beep!

Beep 

beep!

Beep!

Beep!

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Summary of Contents for K01M Series

Page 1: ...oaster Oven For Household Use Limited Warranty FOR USE IN U S ONLY WARRANTY VOID IF USED OUTSIDE U S Contents IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS 1 SHORT CORD INSTRUCTIONS 2 Safety Precautions 3 7 Contents of the Package 8 Names of Parts 8 When Using for the First Time 9 10 Control Panel Display 11 Cooking 12 14 Cooking Guidelines 14 Cleaning 15 16 Troubleshooting 16 Frequently Asked Questions 17 18 Warranty Pol...

Page 2: ...iquids from the appliance 12 To disconnect turn the appliance off then remove plug from outlet 13 Do not use the appliance for other than intended purposes 14 Do not put oversized foods or metal utensils in the appliance Doing so may cause fire or electric shock 15 Do not cover the appliance or allow it to touch flammable materials such as curtains draperies walls etc 16 Do not store any item on top...

Page 3: ...grounding type 3 wire cord 3 The extension cord should be arranged so that it does not drape over the counter top or table top where it can be pulled on by children or tripped over About the plug This appliance has a grounded type plug for safety purposes This plug is only compatible with 3 pin outlets In order to avoid disabling this safety function connect it to correctly grounded outlets only D...

Page 4: ...rious injury Indicates prohibited actions that must not be performed Indicates required actions that must be performed Indicates risk of electric shock Indicates risk of scalding or burns Indicates general risk Indicates actions that may cause minor injury Indicates a property damage This appliance is not intended for use by persons including children with reduced physical sensory or mental capabi...

Page 5: ...ck side of the main unit or cover the appliance Doing so may cause burns fire or malfunction Do not put any metal objects or foreign objects into the air inlet Doing so may cause electric shock or malfunction Do not insert food that is more than 2 2 inches high To avoid excessive heating to the top do not insert food that exceeds 2 2 inches in height Doing so may cause fire Do not put anything other...

Page 6: ...e reach of children If the 5 cc cup is accidentally swallowed by infants or children it may cause choking If the appliance falls it may cause injury or burns Unplug the appliance allow it to cool and wipe away any water from the boiler tray before cleaning or moving it Failure to do so may cause scalding burns injury or electric shock Use an outlet that meets the appliance rating 10 9 A 1300 W Do ...

Page 7: ...se injury to the hands or fingers Be sure to turn the power off when removing food from the appliance Failure to do so may cause burns Be sure to attach the toasting rack frame If it is not attached the door may open unexpectedly resulting in injury or malfunction Be sure to unplug the appliance from the outlet and allow the appliance to cool completely before cleaning Failure to do so may cause in...

Page 8: ...ing so may cause fire Place the appliance on a flat stable surface Otherwise the door may open during operation This may cause water to spill causing electric shock It may also cause the appliance to tip over Do not place objects or accessories such as the 5 cc cup on top of underneath next to inside or in gaps around the appliance Doing so may cause smoke fire or burns Do not place the appliance on ...

Page 9: ...er supply cover retractable Door Handle Water inlet Toasting rack frame Heater tube top bottom Boiler cover Boiler cover Boiler tray Boiler tray Instruction manual Guidebook 5 cc cup located in the styrofoam at the top Main unit Preinstalled accessories Toasting rack Baking pan Boiler cover Crumb catcher Do not block the holes of the crumb catcher Doing so may cause malfunction ...

Page 10: ...lace the toasting rack on the toasting rack frame inside the appliance When attaching the rack make sure the four feet match the corresponding locations on the frame Crumb catcher Make sure the boiler cover is attached properly Open the door and make sure that the boiler cover is in place If it is out of place place it on the boiler tray with Front facing the front Place the boiler cover between t...

Page 11: ...ace Install the appliance with clearances to the top left right and rear as illustrated above If the wall is made of heat sensitive material such as plastic leave more space around the appliance Do not place the appliance on top of other equipment such as a microwave oven or place other equipment on top of the appliance Insert the power plug into the outlet 6 5 At least 6 inches above At least 4 i...

Page 12: ... guidebook separate booklet for more details on cooking methods Use the baking pan when heating pizza and other foods that may drip oil on the heater tube When cooking in Oven Mode do not add water as the boiler does not operate Power button timer dial Power button timer dial is used to turn the power on and off and set the cooking time Timer indicator The mode selection dial is used to select the...

Page 13: ... on the cooking mode and cooking time Refer to the following table When cooking in Oven Mode do not add water as the boiler does not operate If you add water let the main unit cool before removing the toasting rack and boiler cover and wiping with a dry cloth Cooking mode Cooking time Amount of water Oven Mode Other modes None 3 cc 5 cc 1 to 2 5 minutes 3 minutes or more Do not pour water anywhere...

Page 14: ...nger to toast Monitor the bread and adjust cooking time as necessary The heating element automatically turns on and off during operation to control the temperature This is not a malfunction Do not open the door while heating The temperature inside the appliance will change which will affect the toasting results Cooking The inside of the appliance is hot immediately after cooking To avoid burns do ...

Page 15: ...rmation Do not use the appliance with food residue in the crumb catcher It may carbonize and catch fire Choose the correct mode for the food you are heating Refer to Mode selection dial p 11 or Guidebook separate booklet to select the correct mode Do not insert food that is higher than 2 2 inches To avoid excessive heating on the top do not insert food that exceeds 2 2 inches in height Always use a...

Page 16: ...ur hands Wash with diluted mild dish soap and dry thoroughly Remove the toasting rack from the toasting rack frame Remove the boiler cover in the direction of the arrow Wipe the boiler tray with a soft cloth Remove the crumb catcher in the direction of the arrow Wash with diluted mild dish soap and dry thoroughly Wash the boiler cover with diluted mild dish soap and dry thoroughly Boiler tray Boil...

Page 17: ...ube is dirty do not wipe it Contact the BALMUDA Support Center p 19 Food residue inside the appliance may cause uneven cooking Do not pour water directly on the appliance as doing so may cause electric shock Clean it only with a well wrung out cloth To prevent damage to the product use a soft cloth to clean Using other substances besides mild dish soap may cause malfunction Unusual high temperatur...

Page 18: ...ction dial is turned The timer indicator does not light up when the timer dial is activated Smoke or an odor occurs The time displayed on the timer dial differs from actual cooking time The door will not close Smoke or an odor may occur when using this appliance for the first time This will eventually disappear This is not a malfunction It is the sound of the heater regulating temperature The appli...

Page 19: ...Is the Oven Mode operating Steam is not generated in the Oven Mode and water will remain in the boiler Was the timer stopped during heating In Sandwich Bread Mode Artisan Bread Mode and Pizza Mode the bread needs to be heated until the timer reaches the end in order to be browned If the timer is stopped during heating the bread may not be browned Browning may differ depending on the voltage suppli...

Page 20: ...use indoor use Product Specifications Model Power supply Rated power consumption Timer Unit weight Unit dimensions Length of power cord Purpose Warranty Policy and Privacy Policy For information on warranty and privacy policies please refer to the BALMUDA website https us balmuda com 833 333 1033 https us balmuda com ELB P038 ...

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