About This Toaster; Before First Use; How To Operate The Toaster - Rotel U1664CH Mode D'emploi

 ABOUT THIS TOASTER
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Simple and user-friendly appliance, this toaster is also a great focal point in the
kitchen thanks to its modern and attractive design, with chrome finish.
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the variable browning control, s
you like it. The slots will adjust automatically to the bread for even toasted slices,
whether thick or thin. The special defrost function allows to use bread directly out
of the freezer, for even more convenience. To keep your toaster clean, the crumb
tray is easily removable and the non-skid rubber feet mean your toaster will also sit
neat and tidy on your worktop.
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CAUTION: do not toast sandwiches or buttered items, as the filling or spread may
burn.
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NOTE: for even browning, we recommend to wait approx. 30 seconds between each
use, so that the selected toasting level can reset automatically.
 BEFORE FIRST USE
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Set the toaster on a steady, dry and level surface.
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Remove any packaging material or promotional labels.
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Fully unwind the power cord before use.
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When turning on the toaster for the first time, you may notice a smell or light
smoke that tend to be given off when an appliance is new. This does not affect its
safety. Ensure the room is well ventilated. Operate the toaster without bread in it at
least three times at the highest toasting level and let it cool down.
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Ensure the crumbs tray is inserted.
 HOW TO OPERATE THE TOASTER
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Put bread into the toasting slots (1).
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Plug the power cord (7) into the outlet.
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Turn the browning control knob (5) to the required setting (1 = light, 7 = dark). The
first time the toaster is used, we recommend that its control is set to number 4
(golden) and then adjusted in the following time to suit your personal taste.
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Press the push-down/start lever (3) down until it engages and the appliance will
begin toasting at once.
Gebrauchsanweisung ○ Mode d'emploi ○ Istruzioni per l'uso ○ Instructions for use
tart the day with a perfect toast, just the way
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