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The Safety Switch and Adjusting
the Browning Setting (Figure 2)
Using the rotary knob you can contin-
uously adjust the browning setting
from 1-6 as required. Setting 1 for
lightest browning. Setting 6 for darkest
browning.
Use a setting between 1 and 3 when
you first start toasting. If the toast is
not browned to your liking, set the
adjuster lower or higher, higher for
example when toasting rye or dark
bread. When toasting only 1 slice and
also when toasting bread that is no
longer fresh, use a slightly lower
browning setting.
The electronic toasting time regulator
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ensures that once a browning setting
has been chosen, the results are always
the same for the same type of bread.
Once you have finished toasting we
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recommend always turning the rotary
knob for the browning setting to •.
This prevents the appliance being
switched on accidentally.
Stop Button
(Figure 5a/5b, depending on
model)
If you want to interrupt toasting, press
the stop button or lift the start lever.
The appliance switches off.
Once chosen, the browning setting
remains unchanged.
Defrost Button
(Figure 5a, depending on model)
Also press the defrost button when
toasting frozen bread. This lengthens
the toasting time.
Warm Up Button
(Figure 5a, depending on model)
To warm up toasted bread also press
the warm up button to keep the toast
warm and crisp.
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Roll Rack (Figure 6 and 7)
Due to the nature of the function of
the appliance, the roll rack will become
hot during toasting, therefore never
touch the metal parts.
0 Pull the lever to the rear to open the
roll rack.
0 Place rolls or other bread for crisping
on the rack, turn the browning control
to the required browning setting.
0 Switch on the toaster using the start
lever.
0 When the toaster has switched off,
turn the bread. Repeat the process.
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Never place rolls or bread directly on
the toasting slot. Do not use the roll
rack (Figure 7) as a carrying handle.
Cleaning and Care
0 Before cleaning, always unplug and
leave the toaster to cool down.
Crumbs dropping from the bread dur-
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ing toasting collect in the crumb
drawer (Figure 8).
0 Pull out to the side and remove the
crumbs.
Do not use caustic or abrasive cleaners
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to clean the thermally insulated outer
housing. Only clean the housing with a
dry or slightly moist cloth.
Liquid must not be applied to the
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toaster, the toaster must also never be
immersed in liquid.
Thermally Insulated Outer
Housing
The appliance is enclosed in a ther-
mally insulating outer housing that
makes it possible to move the appli-
ance even when it is still warm after
use.
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