TOASTING TIpS
here are a few tips to help get the best out of your toaster.
•FULLy LOAD ALL HEATED UP SLOTS. If a slot is heated but no bread is inserted, the bread in the adjacent slot will toast unevenly.
•ALwAyS LOADyOUR SLOTS STARTINg FROm THE LEFT.
•DIFFERENT bREADS wILL TOAST AT DIFFERENT RATES, wholemeal bread takes longer than white bread, fresh bread will take longer than day old bread. Remember to adjust your timer to allow for your particular type of bread.
•After the first round of toast, the elements and toaster body will be at full operating temperature, subsequent rounds will take less time to toast.
•The thickest slice of bread that will fit in your toaster is 28mm thick. Forcing bread which is too thick or too long into the slots will be difficult to eject once toasted.
•You may find it easier to use a ‘sandwich cage’ to toast smaller items. Inserting, checking and removing will all be easier (sold separately).
•When hand cutting a fresh loaf, cut the slices as evenly as possible. Uneven slices will toast unevenly.
•Keep elements free from breadcrumbs and broken pieces of bread. If left these may burn out the elements. With the toaster unplugged use a soft brush to clean inside your toaster, do not use a knife!
•To reheat recently made toast set timer to ‘defrost’ symbol.
•Cancel toasting manually at any time by rotating the timer back to ‘O’. This will not damage your timer.
•Always unplug your toaster from the wall socket after use.
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