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IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS 

Carefully read all instructions, before operating this appliance 

and save for further reference. Do not attempt to use this appli-

ance for any other than the intended use, described in this booklet. Any 

other use, especially misuse, can cause severe injuries or damage by electric 

shock, overheating, fire, and harmful substances. These instructions are an 

essential part of the appliance. Do not pass the appliance without this book-

let to third parties. 

Any operation, repair, and technical maintenance of 

the appliance or any part of it (e.g. power cord) other than described in 

these instructions may only be performed by an authorised service centre

 

(see: ‘Warranty’). If required, get in contact with your vendor. 

GENERAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

•  If the supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer, its 

service agent or similarly qualified persons   in order to avoid a hazard.

•  Regarding the instructions for cleaning surfaces in contact with food 

or oil, thanks to refer to the below paragraph "Care and Cleaning" 

in manual.

•  This appliance is intended to be used in household and similar appli-

cations such as:

  – staff kitchen areas in shops, offices and other working environments;
  – farm houses;
  – by clients in hotels, motels and other residential type environments;
  – bed and breakfast type environments.
•  This appliance is NOT intended for use in moving vehicles. Do not 

operate or store the appliance in humid or wet areas or outdoors. Any 

use of accessories, attachments or spare parts that are not recommen-

ded by the manufacturer or damaged in any way may result in inju-

ries to persons and/or damage due to fire, electric shock, or harmful 

substances. The appliance is intended for roasting edible bakery pro-

duce. Do not heat any other type of food or any foreign objects via 

the appliance. 

Do not heat any food that may drip, melt, fall apart, 

or splash when heated.

 

• 

For avoiding the risk of fire and overheating: Bakery produce

 (e.g. 

bread, buns, cake) 

may catch fire when overheated! Do not leave 

the appliance unattended during operation.

 Do not place inflamma-

ble liquids (e.g. high-proof alcoholic beverages) near or on the appli-

ance, while the appliance is operating. Check the entire appliance 

regularly for proper operation. Do not operate the appliance, when 

the appliance or any part of it is likely to be damaged, or has been 

subject to inadmissible strain (e.g. over-heating, mechanical or elec-

tric shock, moisture in the interior). Immediately unplug the appliance, 

if the appliance is not working properly or any problem occurs duri-

ng operation. Do not use any parts of the appliance with any other 

device or for any purpose not described in this booklet. Before opera-

tion, always ensure that the crumb tray is inserted correktly. Operate 

the appliance on a well accessible, stable, level, clean, dry, and suf-

ficiently large table or counter that is resistant against heat and water. 

For avoiding the risk of fire, electric shock and overheating:

 Do 

not operate the appliance under overhanging boards and drop-lights 

or near any delicate objects (e.g. curtains, table decoration). During 

operation, always 

leave at least 20 cm of free space on each side 

and at least 1m of free space above the appliance

. Do not place 

any clothes or tissue or other foreign objects under or on the appli-

ance during operation. 

•  The appliance is heated electrically. Do not attempt to heat the appli-

ance via any other source of energy. Do not place the appliance or 

any part of it on or near hot surfaces (e.g. burner, heater, or oven). 

Do not expose the appliance to direct sunlight for a long time. 

• 

Do not poke in the bread slits.

 Do not insert your fingers or any 

foreign objects (e.g. clothes, cooking utensils) into the bread slits, 

when the appliance is live or still hot. Do not use any hard or sharp-

edged objects for operation (e.g. knives or forks). Do not handle the 

appliance or any part of it with violence. 

•  This appliance can be used by children aged from 8 years and abo-

ve and persons with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities 

or lack of experience and knowledge if they have been given super-

vision or instruction concerning use of the appliance in a safe way 

and understand the hazards involved. Children shall not play with 

the appliance. Cleaning and user maintenance shall not be made by 

Summary of Contents for 42395

Page 1: ...Modell und Zubeh r nderungen vorbehalten Nur f r den Hausgebrauch www gastroback de DESIGN TOASTER DIGITAL 2S DESIGN TOASTER DIGITAL 4S Art Nr 42395 Design Toaster Digital 2S Art Nr 42396 Design Toast...

Page 2: ...ienung 19 Das Ger t f r den Betrieb vorbereiten 20 Manuelle Bedienung 21 Die Ged chtnis Funktion verwenden 22 Werksseitige Voreinstellungen 23 Eigene Einstellungen speichern 23 Die eigenen gespeichert...

Page 3: ...OBACK sindf rdieVerarbeitungvonNahrungs undLebens mitteln vorgesehen Aus Gr nden des Gesundheitsschutzes und der Hygiene d rfen deshalb Produkte nicht zur ckgegeben werden die allt glich benutzt oder...

Page 4: ...r f r diesen Zweck vorgesehen und empfohlen sind Besch digte oder ungeeig nete Bauteile und Zubeh re k nnen zur Gef hrdung durch berhit zung Elektrizit t Feuer und Schadstoffe f hren Das Ger t dient z...

Page 5: ...g abgek hlt ist bevor Sie das Ger t bewegen oder reinigen und wenn Sie das Ger t nicht benutzen Niemals das Ger t am Netzkabel halten oder in die Brotschlitze fassen um das Ger t zu bewegen Lassen Sie...

Page 6: ...oder das Netzkabel in Wasser tauchen oder stellen oder Fl ssigkeiten dar ber gie en Nie mals das Ger t auf nasse Oberfl chen oder in die Geschirrsp lma schine stellen Wenn Fl ssigkeit auf oder unter d...

Page 7: ...n und die Brotschei ben den Heizelementen nicht zu nahe kommen Sie k nnen gefrorene Brotscheiben direkt aus dem Gefrierger t sofort mit der Funk tion DEFROST toasten siehe Gefrorenes Backwerk toasten...

Page 8: ...stellte Programme 7 VOREINGESTELLTE PROGRAMME DIE TASTE BREAD TYPE Die folgenden Angaben geben Anhaltspunkte zur Verwendung der voreingestellten Programme Welche Einstellung Sie bevorzugen sollten Sie...

Page 9: ...erwenden Sie dazu die Funktion DEFROST siehe Eigenschaften Ihres neuen Toasters Gefrorenes Backwerk toasten Vergewissern Sie sich vor dem Toasten dass die Backwaren in einwandfreiem Zustand sind Beson...

Page 10: ...n Sie das Ger t einmal ohne Lebens mittel arbeiten siehe Bedienung um die Heizelemente f r den Betrieb vor bereiten Warten Sie bis sich das Ger t automatisch abschaltet Ziehen Sie dann den Netzstecker...

Page 11: ...r jeden Vorgang wieder abrufen Wenn Sie jedoch f r die gew nschte Aufgabe noch keine Erfahrungen haben sollten Sie das Ger t zun chst manuell einstellen um die Einstel lungen zu ermitteln mit denen Si...

Page 12: ...en kontinuierlich angezeigt dann schaltet das Ger t automatisch zur manuellen Bedienung zur ck sobald Sie eine der anderen Tasten dr cken siehe oben Manuelle Bedienung HINWEIS Die Einstellungen der Fu...

Page 13: ...das Ger t mit dem Einschalthebel ein Das Ger t arbeitet mit den gespeicherten Werten VERKEILTE BROTSCHEIBEN L SEN Trotz aller Vorsicht kann es passieren dass Brotscheiben sich beim Toasten w lben und...

Page 14: ...Sie die Br unungszeit Dazu k nnen Sie die Funktion DEFROST aktivieren den Br unungsgrad erh hen oder ein anderes Programm w hlen siehe Bedie nung Manuelle Bedienung Die Umgebungstempera tur ist zu ni...

Page 15: ...Ver wenden Sie dazu ein weiches Tuch das Sie mit etwas warmer Sp lmittell sung angefeuchtet haben Achten Sie darauf dass keine Tropfen in das Ger t laufen Wischen Sie mit klarem Wasser nach 3 Trockne...

Page 16: ...on Dritten f hren zum sofortigen Erl schen des Gew hr leistungsanspruchs Der K ufer muss zur Geltendmachung des Anspruchs den Original Kaufbeleg vorlegen und tr gt im Gew hrleistungsfall die Kosten un...

Page 17: ...ASTER DIGITAL 4S Item No 42395 Design Toaster Digital 2S Item No 42396 Design Toaster Digital 4S OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS English Deutsch Read all provided instructions before first usage Model and atta...

Page 18: ...aring the Appliance for Operation 51 Manual Operation 51 Using the Memory Function 53 Factory Settings 53 Saving Your Preferred Settings 53 Using Your Own Programmed Settings 54 We attach a certain im...

Page 19: ...unit is not wor king properly straight away or if you need any accessories or spare parts for your GASTROBACK product please contact our customer service before returning GASTROBACK Customer Service...

Page 20: ...operation Do not place inflamma ble liquids e g high proof alcoholic beverages near or on the appli ance while the appliance is operating Check the entire appliance regularly for proper operation Do n...

Page 21: ...is possible that power supplies in foreign countries do not meet the requirements for safe operation of the appliance Thus before operating the appliance abroad ensure that safe operation is possible...

Page 22: ...ox 75cm 5cm 29inch without plug approx 75cm 5cm 29inch without plug Weight approx 1 3 kg approx 2 3 kg Dimensions approx 175 x 290 x 240mm WxDxH approx 290 x 300 x 235mm WxDxH Capacity 2 bread slices...

Page 23: ...t lever in the idle posi tion you can manually move it upwards a little further The additional bun tray is designed for warming buns croissants and plain cakes Bread crumbs fall into the Crumb tray in...

Page 24: ...use condensate on the surfaces could make your food moist We recommend to toast the bread immediately after taking it out of the freezer Via the function DEFROST the heating time is automatically prol...

Page 25: ...type of bread after 3 days of storage You should not roast bakery produce too dark because harmful substance may build up on the surfaces TOASTING VIA THE BUN TRAY Use the bun tray for warming comple...

Page 26: ...ppliance will switch off automatically PREPARING THE APPLIANCE FOR OPERATION 1 Prepare bakery produce that is suited for toasting e g bread slices pieces of plain cake see Tips for Best Results 2 Plac...

Page 27: ...s ensures a long life time of the heating elements If you do not wish to operate the appliance again ensure that the appliance is switched off start lever is in the upper idle position the CANCEL butt...

Page 28: ...the appliance and prevents the appliance from shutting off automatically This could cause overheating and the bread could even catch fire This is why you may never leave a toaster operate without supe...

Page 29: ...th an authorised service centre for examination and repair The start lever does not engage in the lower ope rating position You did not push the start lever down completely Push the start lever down t...

Page 30: ...9 0 4165 22 25 0 or e mail info gastroback de WARRANTY We guarantee that all our products are free of defects at the time of purchase Any demonstrable manufacturing or material defects will be to the...

Page 31: ...GASTROBACK GmbH Gewerbestra e 20 21279 Hollenstedt Germany Telefon 49 0 4165 2225 0 Telefax 49 0 4165 2225 29 info gastroback de www gastroback de 20210715...

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