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GETTING STARTED
Step 1:
UNPACK
•
Carefully remove the toaster from the packaging. Remove any stickers
or temporary labels affixed to the toaster.
•
Make sure all packing materials are removed from the toasting slots.
•
Place the toaster on a clean, dry, sturdy surface that is clear from any
potentially flammable materials.
•
Ensure the crumb tray is properly installed. The crumb tray is located at
base of the toaster on the opposite side from the controls. The tray should
be inserted completely.
•
Plug the power cord into a suitable 110V/120V AC electrical outlet away
from the edge of a counter or table.
Thank you for choosing a Calphalon Toaster.
We know you are excited to begin using your toaster, and this Quick Start Guide is
designed to help you do just that. However, it is not a substitute for the User Guide.
Please read the User Guide carefully and keep it for future reference.
If you have additional questions or concerns, or wish to return product(s),
please contact Calphalon Customer Service at 1-800-809-7267.
Please, do not return this product to the store.
*NOTE:
Calphalon makes two slot and four slot toasters. This guide includes instructions
for both models.
2 & 4 Slot Toaster
*
QUICK START GUIDE
Model 1779206 / 1779207
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Step 2:
BEGIN TOASTING
•
Load
Place one slice of bread at a time in each toasting slot. For best
results, use a similar type and thickness of bread in a single toasting
cycle. If toasting large items such as bagels or English muffins;
cut them in half and place one half in each slot. Position the cut sides
facing the center of the toaster.
Do not operate toaster empty.
Attention 4 Slot Toaster Owners
– Your toaster is equipped with
two independently controlled pairs of toasting slots. There are two
controls panels that may be used on different settings at the same time.
• Select shade
Turn the Shade Control Knob to choose the desired level of browning.
For your first toasting cycle, you may want to try the midpoint on the
Shade Control Knob, or refer to the
Suggested Settings
chart for
specific bread types.
•
Lower lever
Press the lever down until it locks into place. The toaster cycle will
begin once the lever is fully engaged.
•
Choose mode
If toasting BREAD, the toaster is ready for operation.
Press
the
Bagel
button for sliced bagels. When selecting the Bagel
mode, only the inside heating elements are turned on in each toasting
unit. This effectively toasts the cut sides of the bagel without
overbrowning
the
exterior.
Press
the
Defrost
button for frozen breads or pastries.
When
selecting the Defrost mode the toaster begins by thawing
the frozen item and then automatically toasting it to the desired
level of browning. Quickly inspect frozen toaster pastries or strudels
to make sure they are not leaking any filling.
Press
the
Reheat
button if you’ve already toasted something and
want to quickly reheat it for serving. You do not need to make a shade
selection for this mode, since this is simply a reheating mode and not
a
browning
process.
•
Remove toast
Once the toasting cycle is complete, the lever will release. If needed,
pull the lever up slightly to assist in removing your toast, bagel, English
muffin
or
pastry.
CANCELLING A TOASTING CYCLE
If you need to stop the toaster for any reason, press the
Cancel
button or disengage the lever.
SUGGESTED SETTINGS
The following chart is meant to serve as a general guide for choosing the
appropriate toaster settings. Experiment a bit to identify your preferred settings.
LIGHTER DARKER
Type of Bread
White sandwhich breads
Wheat or rustic, homemade breads
Toaster pastry tarts
Bagels (sliced)
English muffins (sliced)
Frozen waffles
Frozen toaster pastries/scrambles
Setting
(for medium browning)
CAUTION!
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