MF STELIO Operating Manual page 8

a lower setting when toasting less moist bread, smaller slices or only
one slice.
When toasting only one slice, the browning level on the side facing
inwards will be slightly more intensive.
Acrylamide is generated during excessive browning. Excessive
browning of the toast should therefore be avoided.
Interrupting the toasting process
Press the illuminated button to interrupt the toasting process.
Warming / retoasting
If the warming button is pressed immediately after switching on the
appliance, cold but already toasted bread will be crisped up and too
lightly toasted bread will be slightly retoasted.
Defrosting
If this button is pressed directly after the appliance is switched on, the
toasting cycle will be extended automatically to toast frozen bread.
One sided toasting
Ideal for baguettes, bread rolls or bagels.
To use this function, cut the baguette, or similar, lengthwise. Insert the
halves into the toasting slots with the cut sides facing the outside ele-
ments. If this button is pressed directly after the appliance is switched
on, the slices will be toasted on one side only.
Bread roll rack
The toaster is supplied with a bread roll rack, which can be mounted
when required.
Two bread rolls can be warmed from both sides at medium setting.
Bread rolls which are too dry can be moistened slightly to achieve
better results.
Do not place the bread rolls near the handles. Otherwise the heat may
build up and cause damage to the handles.
Crumb tray
Crumbs produced during toasting are collected in the crumb tray. You
can then pull the tray out of the appliance.
Cleaning and maintenance
Before cleaning, disconnect the appliance from the mains and allow
the appliance to cool down. Use a hard brush to remove crumbs
sticking to the grids and the heater. Do not tilt the appliance while
you do this, or crumbs will spill from the crumb tray into the inside of
the toaster. Then pull out the crumb tray, clean it and reinsert.
Never immerse the toaster in water. Wipe the outside of the appliance
only with a damp cloth and some washing-up liquid. Do not use harsh
or abrasive cleaning agents.
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