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Removing Lodged Foods
1. Use the high-lift lever to make it easier to remove smaller toasted items. Push the toasting
lever manually UP to the top of the toasting slot.
2. 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.
3. 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.
Important Points
• Make sure the sliding crumb tray is locked in position at the back of the Toaster and the
toasting lever is in the UP position before plugging in or unplugging Toaster from the
electrical outlet.
• Remove all protective wrappings from food before placing into the toasting slot(s).
• For best results, clean the crumb tray frequently.
• Different breads and toaster foods require different color settings. Press the CANCEL
function at any time to check browning progress.
• Do not block any toasting slot. Do not place any object over any toasting slot.
• Do not toast buttered bread or buttered pita bread. Melted butter will cause re.
• When toasting more than one 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! Damage to the heating element
may cause injury and damage to the Toaster.
• To use the high-lift lever, push the toasting lever manually UP to the top of the toasting
slot.
User Maintenance Instructions
This appliance requires little maintenance. It contains no user serviceable parts. Do not try
to repair it yourself. Any servicing requiring disassembly must be performed by a qualied
appliance repair technician.
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