Cloer 3890, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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Setting up and connecting /
Before using the first time
Remove all packaging parts and, if applicable,
stickers, not the identification plate.
Put the toaster on a dry, anti-grip and even
base.
Read these instructions carefully before using
the first time.
The first operation can cause a slight
development of smell. This is why we
recommend you to operate the appliance in
a well-aired room at the beginning without
toasting material three times at highest level.
Safety instructions for operation
The appliance meets the
requirements of the applicable
EC directives.
The appliance is intended for in
door use only.
Never leave your toaster unattended if it is in
operation.
Do not let mains cable hang down e.g. at corners
or edges.
Never put your fingers in the bread groove.
ATTENTION! The heating wires
inside are electrically active
during operation! Do not reach
into the toaster or insert any
objects, especially any metal
(fork, spoon) into it. Risk of
electric shock when touching it!
If a piece of bread gets caught in your toaster,
the appliance switches automatically off.
Unplug the power plug and remove the caught
toasting material out of the interior of the
appliance after cooling down.
Therefore, always see to it that your toaster
is never put near objects of paper, fabric or
similar.
Please note that your toaster has a heavy
upwards heat emission.
This is why you should never put your
toaster under a cupboard, curtains or next to
inflammable objects.
The bread grooves must not be covered up.
Never use the toaster without crumb tray.
This toaster is not suitable for toasting bread
such as crispbread, rusk or similar.
Assure that the cable never comes into contact
with hot areas.
Dry bread browns faster than fresh one.
The browning control serves for the individual
setting of the browning degree.
If the lever key is stuck, the toaster cannot
automatically switch off. See to it that the lift
key is freely moving.
ATTENTION!
Always unglug appliance
when not in use!
Start-up / operating instructions
Plug mains plug into power socket.
Place slice of toast or bread in the toast
compartments. Do not use slices that are too
large or too thick. The slice of toast must not get
stuck in the shaft.
Set the required degree of browning.
Try browning setting at first as the degree of
browning depends on the toast bread and its
humidity.
Press the toast lever down until it clicks. Your
toaster is in operation.
Note: If the toaster is not plugged into the
mains, the bread lever does not click into place
as it is electro-magnetically retained.
The browning process can be interrupted at any
time by pressing the “stop” button.
Should a slice of bread get caught in the toaster,
the appliance switches automatically off.
After cooling down disconnect the mains and
carefully remove the slice of bread without
touching the heating elements.
Advice: Please postion each slice of toast
always in the middle of the bread slots to allow
the slice of toast being consistently toasted
from all sides.
Defrost button
With the defrost button, you can toast still
frozen bread.
Put the bread in the groove, press ON/OFF
switch and confirm defrost button.
The toasting time takes a little longer, since
bread needs to defrost first before toasting
regular.
There is no need to change the browning level.
Cleaning
Unplug power plug before cleaning and let
appliance cool down.
Clean appliance with a damp cloth, but never
under running water. Do not use any aggressive
cleaning agents. The heating elements must
not get in contact with sharp objects (e.g. knife,
fork or similar).
Crumbs fall down into the crumb tray. Pull
out the crumb tray, clean it and finally put it
in again. Before pulling out the crump tray, let
toaster cool down completely.
Environmentally friendly disposal
We use only environmentally friendly packaging
for the transport of our appliances. Please
recycle cardboard / paper and plastic packaging
appropriately.
CAUTION! Electrical appliances
should not be disposed of with
the household trash.
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