Morphy Richards 2 slice Fusion ‘long’ slot toaster Instruction Manual page 5

• If the bread in your toaster becomes
jammed disconnect your toaster at
the socket, allow it to cool, then
remove the bread.
• When not in use, remove the plug
from the mains socket.
• Allow the toaster to cool fully before
putting away.
WARNING: Do not wrap the
cable around the main body of
the appliance during or after
use.
Using the frozen
button
To toast frozen bread do not adjust
the browning control from your
normal preferred setting, place the
bread normally in the bread slots,
then depress the bread carriage
lever and press the relevant frozen
button fl. The button will illuminate
and the toaster will operate for a
longer period.
Using the re-heat
button
If your toast has popped up and
gone cold, the toaster offers a re-
heat facility. To use, depress the
bread carriage lever and press the
reheat button fi. The button will
illuminate and the toaster will
operate for a short period re-heating
the bread.
Using the cancel
button
If you wish to interrupt the toasting
process, press the appropriate
cancel button ‹.
Using the bun warmer
Locate the bun warmer rack lever „
and raise the bun warmer rack ‰.
Place the buns or other items onto
the bun warming rack. Set the
browning control to the bun warmer
position 2. Depress bread carriage
lever ¤. Wait for the toaster to
switch off automatically or press the
cancel button to switch the toaster
off before removing the buns.
WARNING: Take care not to
touch the metal of the bun
warmer as it will be hot.
Do not put more than two buns on
the bun warmer at any one time.
Using the bagel
button
To toast bagels, set the browning
control to your preferred setting.
Cut the bagels in half. Place the flat
side of the bagel to the back of the
toaster, to make it browner A.
Depress the bread carriage lever ¤
and press the bagel button ›.
For frozen bagels also press the
frozen button.
Hints and tips
• In order to achieve uniform
browning, we recommend you wait
a minimum of 30 seconds between
each toasting, so that the control
can be automatically reset.
• If toasting one slice only, you may
need to adjust the browning control
to a slightly lower setting.
• Note you will also notice a slight
variation in toast colour on one side
of a single slice.
• Stale bread toasts more rapidly than
fresh bread. Therefore, the browning
control should be set at a lower
setting than usual.
• All sorts of bread can be used as
well as teacakes, small rolls etc.
Slices should not however be so
thick as to cause burning or
jamming within the bread slots.
• If the bread in your toaster becomes
jammed disconnect your toaster at
the socket, allow it to cool, then
remove the bread.
• When toasting it is recommended
they are of equal size and
freshness.
• Allow the toaster to cool fully before
putting away.
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