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Convenience Food Toasting
Many varieties of packaged convenience food are available today, both frozen and non-frozen
(shelf pastry). Since toaster foods and individual tastes vary, it is difcult to recommend exact
browning settings. However, after a little experimentation you will discover the best setting for your
needs. You may also wish to refer to the heating instructions on convenience food packaging.
Toaster Pastry
For best results, follow the instructions printed on the pastry package. If the package does not have
instructions, position the left or right corresponding browning control dial to medium, between (3) and (4).
Some pastries may require a second toasting cycle.
NOTE: Do not use this toaster for toasting pastry items with runny-type frosting or open llings.
CAUTION: Never leave toaster unattended when toasting pastries.
Non-Frozen Shelf Pastry
Turn the corresponding left or right browning control dial(s) to a lighter setting. For thicker convenience
foods, it may be necessary to adjust the browning control dial(s) to a higher setting / longer toasting cycle.
Removing Lodged Foods
NOTE: This toaster is equipped with Anti-Jam feature. If any toast or toaster food gets jammed,
the toaster will shut OFF automatically.
1. If, after toasting, a piece of bread or any other toaster food becomes lodged in any of the toasting
slots, unplug the toaster and allow it to cool.
2. Hold the toasting lever down. Turn the toaster upside down and shake the food loose.
IMPORTANT: Never use a fork or sharp-edged utensil to remove toast, because that may damage
the heating element or cause injury.
3. Clean either or both of the crumb trays and replace.
Important Points
• Remove all protective wrappings from food before placing into the toasting slot(s).
• For best results, clean the crumb tray(s) frequently.
• Different breads require different color settings. Press the illuminated CANCEL button at any time
to check toast color.
• Do not block extra wide toasting slots. Never place any object over the top opening.
• Do not toast buttered bread, buttered Texas toast, buttered English mufns, buttered bagels or
buttered pita bread. Melted butter will cause re
• When toasting more than 1 slice of bread, use slices of similar size, thickness and freshness.
• Stale bread, thin bread or sweet bread products, such as tea cakes and fruit loaf, brown much more
quickly than ordinary bread, so they should be toasted on the lighter settings.
• Never immerse toaster, cord or plug in water or other liquid.
• Never use a fork or sharp-edged utensil to remove toast, because that may damage the heating
element or cause injury.
User Maintenance Instructions
This appliance requires little maintenance. It contains no user-serviceable parts. Any servicing requiring
disassembly other than cleaning must be performed by a qualied appliance repair technician.
Care & Cleaning Instructions
CAUTION: Do not immerse toaster, cord, or plug in water or any other liquid.
CAUTION: Be sure the toaster is unplugged before cleaning.
CRUMB TRAY: Both left and right crumb trays are located on the bottom of the toaster. Working over a sink
or garbage receptacle, pull each crumb tray out of the back to remove. Wipe crumb tray(s) with a clean,
damp cloth. Push crumb tray(s) back into position. Make sure both left and right crumb trays are locked
securely into the bottom of the toaster.
EXTERIOR: Wipe the toaster exterior with a clean, damp cloth. Do not use abrasive cleaners.
Do not put cord, or plug in water or liquid.
Storing Instructions
1. Unplug unit, allow to cool, and clean before storing.
2. Store toaster in its box in a clean, dry place.
3. Never store toaster while it is hot or still plugged in.
4. Never wrap cord tightly around the appliance; use the storage area on the bottom of the toaster.
5. Do not put any stress on the cord where it enters the unit, as it could cause the cord to fray
and break.
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