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NOTES:

•TheAuto-AdjustingBreadGuideswillautomaticallycenterthefoodfor

even browning.

•Toastisthedefaultsettingifnofoodorfunctionselectbuttonsare

chosen.

•TousetheToastLift,pressuponthebreadcarriagelevertoliftfood

out of the bread slots. It is a convenient and safe way of retrieving

the smallest of toasted items.

Using the Cancel Function:

Press the Cancel button. Thetoaster will stop toasting immediately

andthe food willpopup automatically.

Cleaning Your Toaster

After use and before cleaning, unplug the toaster Power Cord from the power

outlet andwait for the toaster tocool.

•Wipetheoutsideofthetoasterwithadampclothandthendryitwith

anotherclothorpapertowel.Donotuseabrasivecleaners;theywilldamage

the toaster’s finish.

•Lightlytapthesidesofthetoastertodislodgeanycrumbscaughtin

the toast chamber. Remove the Crumb Tray and empty it. Wipe the tray

clean with adamp cloth or place it in the top rack of your dishwasher for

cleaning. Becertain to put theCrumbTray back into thetoaster before using

thetoaster again.

•Wipethesurfaceonthetopofthebreadslotswithadampcloth

anddryitwithanother cloth or paper towel.

•DonotimmerseToasterinliquid.

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WARNING: Toasted food can be very hot. Handle with care.

GENERAL INFORMATION

Tip: Yourtoasterhasbeendesignedforoptimumtoastbalance.Some

elements ontheinsideof the toaster may glow more brightly than others

when inuse. Thisispart of normal toaster operation.

To remove food jammed in the bread slots: unplug the toaster and

remove thefood once thetoaster has cooled down.

Do not place food on top of toaster while it is warming.

WARNING: Empty the Crumb Tray frequently.

Crumbswillaccumulate in the Crumb Tray and couldcatch fire

if not emptied periodically.

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