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5. FUNCTIONS
FIGS. 7 - 8
Reheating
This function is for heating up toast which
has cooled down, without toasting it any
further.
• Press the toast lever "C" down until it
locks into place. Press button
"G".
The pilot light will come on
(7).
The toaster will switch off automatically
when the reheating process has finished.
Defrost
This function is for toasting frozen bread.
• Set the desired toast darkness using the
dial
(3).
• Press the toast lever "C" down until it
locks into place, and then press button
"E". The pilot light will come on (8).
The toaster will switch off automatically
when the process has finished.
Bread roll heating accessory
FIGS. 9-11
•
Place the bread roll heating accessory
"A" on the toaster (9) ), and place the
rolls on top of it
(10).
• Adjust the toast darkness on the dial "D"
and press the toast lever "C" down until
it locks into place
(11). If you can see
that the rolls are getting too brown, you
can stop the process by pressing the
STOP button
"F".
4. FUNCTIONING
FIGS. 2 - 6
•
Stand the toaster on an even, heatresistant surface
• Before using the toaster, check there are
no objects in the slots.
• Switch the toaster on for the first two or
three times with no bread in the slots, as
described below, turning the browning
dial to its highest position, in order to
eliminate any residual manufacturing oil.
• Place the slices of bread in the slots (2)
•
Select the toast darkness on the
browning control dial
"D" (3)
•
Plug the toaster in.
• Press the toast lever "C" down until it is
retained at the bottom of the toaster
(4).
The toasting cycle will then begin.
• When the toasting cycle ends, the bread
will pop up automatically and the toaster
will switch off
(5). If you wish to toast
more bread, wait 1 or 2 minutes before
using the toaster again.
• If you wish to remove the bread before
the toasting cycle finishes, press the stop
buttonv
"F" (6) The bread will
automatically pop up and the toaster will
switch off.
• When you finish using the toaster, unplug
it and wait for it to cool down before
putting it away.
Important: If a slice of bread becomes
stuck in the toaster, proceed as follows:
• Unplug the toaster and wait for it to cool
down.
• Then carefully remove the bread. Do not
use metal or sharp objects.
• Do not try to remove the bread while the
toaster is functioning.
- Do not toast different types of bread
at the same time, or slices of different
thicknesses.
- Mixed cereal bread usually takes
longer to toast than normal bread.
- Do not spread butter, oil or similar on
the bread before toasting.
Selecting toasting darkness
•
The toast browning can be set from 1 to
6. The higher the number, the darker the
toast will be.
• Positions 1 and 2 are for toasting the
bread very lightly.
• Positions 3 and 4 are for medium
toasting.
• Positions 5 and 6 are for dark toasting.
• When choosing the toast darkness,
remember that dry bread and thin slices
toast quicker than fresh bread and
thicker slices. The browning selection will
therefore vary depending on the type of
bread, the quality of the bread and the
thickness of the slices.
• The toast darkness must be selected
before switching on the toaster.