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PARTS DESCRIPTION 

(see picture 1)

1.  Bread slot 

 

2.  Pull out crumb tray 

3.  Bread carriage lever 

4.  Defrost function   

5.  Reheat function

6.  Cancel function

7.  Light/dark selector (1-7)

8.  Bun warmer

  

IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS

To reduce the risk of electric shock, fire or injury, 

always follow these safety precautions:

1.  Read all instructions.

2.  Do not touch hot surfaces.

3.   To protect against risk of electrical shock, do 

not immerse cord, plugs or toaster in water or 

other liquid.

4.  Close supervision is necessary when any 

appliance is used by or near children.

5.  Unplug from outlet when not in use and before 

cleaning. Allow to cool before handling.

6.   Do not operate any appliance with a 

damaged cord or plug or after the appliance 

malfunctions or when it has been damaged in 

any manner. Return appliance to the dealer for 

examination, repair or adjustment.

7.  Do not use outdoors.

8.  Do not place on or near a hot gas or electric 

burner or a heated oven.

9.   Do not insert oversized foods, metall foil 

packages or utensils into a toaster as they may 

create a fire or electrical hazards.

10.  A fire may occur if the operating toaster is 

covered or touching inflammable material 

including curtains, draperies, walls etc.

11.  Do not clean with metal scouring pads. Pieces 

can break off the pad and touch electrical parts, 

creating electrical hazards.

12. Do not use the toaster for anything than the 

intended use.

13.  Do not use any other appliance at the same 

time in the same electrical circuit as it may 

overload the circuit and blow the tuse or circuit 

breaker.

14. This product is not intended for commercial 

use.

15. This appliance is not intended for use by 

persons (including children) with reduced 

physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack 

of experience and knowledge, unless they 

have been given supervision or instruction 

concerning use of the appliance by a person 

responsible for their safety.

16.  Children should be supervised to ensure that 

they do not play with the appliance.

17. Only connect appliance to alternate current 

power supply with voltage as specified on 

nameplate (grounding outlet).

18. Appliances are not intended to be operated by 

means of an external timer or separate remote-

control system.

USE & CARE

Before first use, make sure all packaging materials 

have been removed from the toaster. Check in 

toaster slots no packaging materials is left inside. 
NOTE: Do not place any bread in toaster during 

the first toasting to allow the new elements to 

preheat and burn off any dust which may have 

accumulated during assembly.
1.  Make sure crumb tray is in place and bread 

carriage is in the up position.

2.   Set up toaster on flat, firm countertop surface 

away from the edge and at least 3 inches away 

from wall or rear of counter.

3.  Unwind power cord and plug power cord into 

nearby outlet.

4.  Insert slices of bread. Be sure bread carriage 

lever is in up position.

5.   Turn the light/dark selector to desired position. 

The higher the number (1-7) the darker the 

toast colour.

6.  Press the bread carriage lever down until it 

locks into position.

7.   When the toasting cycle is completed, the 

toast is automatically ejected up. To interrupt 

toasting before the toasting cycle has been 

complete, simply press the cancel button.

8.  After toasting, unplug the toaster from outlet.

TOASTING NOTES

Toasting is a combination of cooking and drying 

the bread. Moisture levels differ from one bread to 

another, which can result in varying toasting time.

•  For slightly dry bread, use a lower light/dark 

setting than normal.

•  For fresh bread or whole wheat, use a higher 

setting than normal.

•   Breads with very uneven surfaces (such as 

English muffins) will require a high light/dark 

setting.

•   Thickly cut pieces of bread (including 

bagels) will take longer to toast, sometimes 

significantly longer, since more moisture must 

be evaporated from the bread before toasting 

can occur.

•  Very thick pieces may require two cycles.

•   When toasting raisin or other fruit breads, 

remove any loose raisins from the surface of 

the bread before placing into the toaster. This  

 

will help prevent pieces from falling into the 

toaster or sticking on the guard wire in the slot.

•  Before toasting bagels, slice each beagle into 

two equal halves.

•   Single slice toasting: if you are toasting as 

single slice of bread, set the light/dark selector 

lighter than normal. The toaster is designed to 

heat to whole toasting chamber for two slices. 

By reducing the toasting time for a single slice it 

will not be over toasted.

•   Frozen breads: frozen waffles, pancakes, French 

toast and frozen bagels should be warmed 

using the defrost button.

•   Pastries: exercise caution when toasting 

pastries. The filling can become quite hot 

long before the surface of the pastry becomes 

brown.

DEFROST BUTTON

The defrost button is designed to first defrost and 

then toast the bread, which extends the toasting 

cycle slightly.

1.  Turn the light/dark selector to desired position:

 

Setting 1-2: refrigerated breads and thinner 

frozen items such as frozen pancakes.

 

Setting 3-4: pastries, frozen waffles, thin French 

toast and refrigerated bagels.

 

Setting 5-7: Thicker frozen items such as bagels, 

hand cut bread and thick French toast

2.  Press the bread carriage lever down until it 

locks into position.

3.   When the cycle is complete the bread carriage 

will raise up the toast. If you wish to stop the 

defrosting before it is finished, simply press the 

cancel button.

REHEAT BUTTON

1.  Insert slices of bread.

2.  Press the bread carriage lever down until it 

locks into position. 

3.  Press the reheat button.

4.  When the cycle is complete the bread carriage 

will raise the toast up.

5.  If you wish to stop the toasting before it is 

finished, simply press the cancel button.

Once the bread have been toasted to the preset 

color, the carriage handle will automatically pop 

up.

CAUTION:

1.   Remove all protective wrapping prior to 

toasting.

2.   If toaster starts to smoke, press Cancel to stop 

toasting immediately.

3.   Avoid toasting the food with extremely runny 

ingredients such as butter.

4.   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.

5.   The bread slot is only applicable for toasting 

regular bread slice.

CLEANING THE TOASTER

Always disconnect the toaster from the outlet and 

allow to cool.

The Crumb Tray should be cleaned often to avoid 

build up of crumbs. 

How to clean the Crumb Tray:

1.  Unplug the toaster from the wall outlet and 

allow to cool.

2.  Hold the toaster upright over a waste bin. Slide 

out the Crumb Tray and empty. 

3.   Wipe the tray with a slightly damp cloth. To 

remove stubborn spots, use a nylon or plastic 

scouring pad dampened in soapy water and 

squeezed nearly dry.

4.   Dry the Crumb Tray thoroughly before sliding 

back into position. Ensure that the tray is fully 

slotted back into place before operating the 

toaster.

IMPORTANT: When cleaning outside surfaces, do 

not use a scouring metal pad or abrasive material 

to clean toaster as scratching may occur.
CAUTION: Never immerse toaster in water or any 

liquid.

SPECIFICATIONS: 

220-240 V • 50/60 Hz • 650-750 W 

Environment friendly disposal: 

You can 

help protect the environment! Please 

remember to respect the local regulations: 

hand in the non-working electrical equipments to 

an appropriate waste disposal center.

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