User manual FAGOR TTE-2005

[. . . ] Prevent the cord from touching any parts of the appliance that have become hot. Unplug the appliance when it is not in use and before carrying out any cleaning or maintenance. Important: When the appliance is functioning, the areas near the toast slots, the bread roll heating accessory and the outer casing of the appliance can reach very high temperatures and there is therefore a risk of burns. [. . . ] ⷠPositions 1 and 2 are for toasting the bread very lightly. ⷠWhen choosing the toast darkness, remember that dry bread and thin slices toast quicker than fresh bread and thicker slices. The browning selection will therefore vary depending on the type of bread, the quality of the bread and the thickness of the slices. ⷠThe toast darkness must be selected before switching on the toaster. If you wish to remove the bread before the toasting cycle finishes, press the stop buttonv "F" (6) The bread will automatically pop up and the toaster will switch off. ⷠWhen you finish using the toaster, unplug it and wait for it to cool down before putting it away. Important: If a slice of bread becomes stuck in the toaster, proceed as follows: · Do not try to remove the bread while the toaster is functioning. 7 - 8 Reheating This function is for heating up toast which has cooled down, without toasting it any further. ⷠPress the toast lever "C" down until it locks into place. The toaster will switch off automatically when the reheating process has finished. Press the toast lever "C" down until it locks into place, and then press button "E". The toaster will switch off automatically when the process has finished. Adjust the toast darkness on the dial "D" and press the toast lever "C" down until it locks into place (11). If you can see that the rolls are getting too brown, you can stop the process by pressing the STOP button "F". [. . . ] Correct separation of waste materials will allow recyclable materials to be re-used. When the appliance is no longer useful, you should cut its cord to put it out of action and dispose of it using a suitable waste elimination procedure. For further information on this matter, consult your local authorities. [. . . ]