1. Plug toaster into electrical outlet.
2. Place bread in slots. Select toast shade and press down bread lifter.
3. At the end of the toasting cycle, the bread will pop up automatically. Lift up
on bread lifter to reach small bread.
NOTE: The bread lifter will not latch
down unless toaster is plugged in.
4. To stop the toasting cycle sooner, push the cancel button.
WARNING
• Do not operate while unattended.
• Do not cook, warm or toast rice cakes, fried foods or non-bread items.
• Do not cover toaster or use near curtains, drapes, walls or under
cabinets.
• Heat pastry-filled or frosted items on lightest setting.
• Close supervision is necessary when used by or near children.
• Never cover toaster or toast slots during operation.
• Always unplug toaster when not in use.
• Failure to follow these instructions can result in injury or fire.
• Toasting is affected by the temperature of the bread. Room temperature
bread may toast to a medium color on setting 3. The same type of bread
that has been refrigerated may require setting 4, and if frozen, setting 5.
• The moisture content will also affect toasting. Fresh bagels, made locally,
will have a higher moisture content than bagels purchased in the bread
section of the supermarket. The bagel setting only energizes the outside
wall heating elements. A second, shorter toasting cycle may be needed
to reach desired brownness. Fresh bagels made locally may require two
toasting cycles.
• Because of the irregular surface of English muffins, they may require more
than one toasting cycle. After toasting for one cycle on setting 5 (Dark), if
a darker shade is desired, adjust shade selector to setting 2 or 3 and toast
for a second cycle. Watch closely to avoid over browning. English muffins
cut with a knife will toast more evenly.
• Many toasters have thermostats that must reset after one toasting cycle.
The electronic controls of this toaster allow toasting batch after batch, with
no waiting for the thermostat to reset.
• Thick foods may become wedged in the toaster slot. If food becomes
jammed, the toaster will automatically shut off at the end of the toasting
cycle. Unplug the toaster and let cool. Use a wooden utensil to remove food.
• When toasting only one slice, the bread may be placed in either slot of the
toaster. When toasting a single slice, you may notice variations in bread
color from side to side.
• Setting Dark is the darkest shade of toast color. If a darker shade is
desired, reset at setting 2 and watch closely as you toast for a second
cycle.
• The toaster is designed for even brownness on both sides of the toast. The
inner heating elements of the toaster will not be as radiant as the outer
heating elements during toasting—this is normal and not a defect.
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How to Toast
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Programming Buttons:
Cancel To end toast cycle at any
time in any cycle, press
the CANCEL button.
The cycle will stop.
Bagel Load the toaster with
the cut sides of the
bagel facing out.
AFTER
the toasting cycle has
started press the
BAGEL button. The BAGEL light will come on and only the outer
heating element will turn on. The DEFROST
OR REHEAT buttons
can be used in conjunction with the BAGEL button, but DEFROST
AND REHEAT can NEVER be used at the same time.
Defrost AFTER the toasting cycle has started, press the DEFROST button.
The DEFROST light will come on and some additional time will be
added to the cycle to thaw and then toast item.
Reheat
AFTER the toasting cycle has started, press the REHEAT button.
The REHEAT light will come on and the original toasting cycle will
be canceled and replaced with a 30–50 second REHEAT cycle.
CAUTION: Never try to reheat any food product that has been spread with
margarine, butter, or any other spread.
Parts & Features
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