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Frozen Bread
This function allows you to toast frozen bread easily as the time is automatically altered to give you the
same degree of browning you would get with unfrozen bread.
1. Leave the Timer Browning Control at your usual setting.
2. Insert the bread slices into the slots.
3. Press the bread carriage lever down and then press the Defrost Button. The light of the defrost
button will light up to show the toasting time has been altered.
4. When the toaster has finished the toasting cycle, the bread carriage lever will pop up allowing you
to remove the bread from the toaster.
IMPORTANT: Do not try to defrost frozen bread in the toaster on a low heat setting as this will
cause water to drip into the toaster. Toasting frozen bread changes the ice into steam which escapes out
of the slots.
Reheating
This function allows you to reheat bread that has already been toasted by giving it a short burst of heat.
1. Leave the Timer Browning Control at your usual setting.
2. Insert the bread slices into the slots.
3. Press the bread carriage lever down and then press the Reheat Button. The light of the reheat
button will light up to show that the toaster is reheating the toast.
4. When the toaster has finished the toasting cycle, the bread carriage lever will pop up allowing you
to remove the bread from the toaster.
Note: Only unbuttered toast must be reheated.
IMPORTANT
• Remove all protective wrappings prior to toasting.
• If toaster starts to smoke, Press Cancel to stop toasting immediately.
• Avoid toasting the food with extremely runny ingredients such as butter.
• Never attempt to remove bread jammed in the slots without unplugging the toaster from the
electrical outlet first. Be sure not to damage the internal mechanism or heating elements when
removing bread.
• In order to achieve uniform color we recommend that you should wait minimum 30 seconds
between each toasting so that color control can reset automatically.
• When toasting more than one slice of bread, use slices that are of a similar size, thickness and
freshness, as old or thin slices of bread toast faster than fresh or thick bread so a lower setting may
need to be used. Also, older bread contains less moisture which makes it better for toasting. Sweet
breads, such as tea cakes and fruit loaf, brown much quicker than ordinary bread. Ensure you use a
lower setting when toasting these breads.
CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE
• Unplug the toaster and allow to cool down completely.
• Use a soft damp cloth on the outside of the toaster.
• Do not let anything go into the slots as you could possibly damage the elements inside.
• Do not immerse the toaster in water or any other liquid.
• Do not use harsh or abrasive cleaning pads or agents on the toaster as they will damage it.
• Ensure that the crumb tray is regularly cleaned to stop a build up of crumbs in the toaster.
This is not only unhygienic but can also be a potential fire hazard.
• Always ensure that the crumb tray is fitted when using the toaster.
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