5
Grades
Bread type
1 - 3
Thin Bread Slice
3 - 5
Regular Bread Slice
5 - 7
7 Thick / Frozen Bread Slice
5. Put the bread into the toasting slots and press the bread carriage lever fully down.
The lever won’t stay down unless the toaster is connected to the electricity supply.
6. When the toaster has finished the toasting cycle, the bread carriage lever will pop up allowing you
to remove the bread from the toaster. The toaster also has a hi-lift function to allow for easier
removal of the toast. Once the toaster has finished the toasting cycle, lift the carriage handle up
slightly.
The toasting cycle can be stopped before it has finished by pressing the Cancel Button.
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.
- Leave the Timer Set Browning Control at your usual setting. Press the bread carriage lever down and
then press the Defrost button. The indicator light will light up to show the toasting time has been
altered.
- Never 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 Toast
This function allows you to reheat bread that has already been toasted by giving it a short burst of heat.
- Leave the Timer Set Browning Control at your usual setting. Press the bread carriage lever down and
then press the Reheat button. The indicator light will light up to show the toaster is reheating the
toast.
Only unbuttered toast must be reheated.
Toasting Tips
- When toasting more than one slice of bread, use slices that are of a similar size, thickness and
freshness.
- Old or thin slices of bread toast faster than fresh or thick bread so a lower setting may need to
be used.
- 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.
Using Your Toaster
1. Place the toaster upright on a flat, stable, heat-resistant surface.
2. Ensure that the toaster is not touching or near anything that can be damaged by heat.
3. Plug the toaster into the power socket and switch on. Make sure that the power lead cannot be
caught easily or does not overhang.
4. Turn the Timer Set Browning Control dial to the required setting. The chart below shows
recommended settings.
