Breville VTT536X Instructions For Use Manual page 5

PARTS
1. Warming rack
2. Bread slots
3. Frozen bread button
4. Reheat button
5. Cancel button
6. Loading handle with high lift feature and lift-and-look
feature
7. Browning control
8. Crumb tray
BEFORE FIRST USE
Carefully remove your toaster from its box. Remove all
packaging from inside the toasting slots.
Position your toaster on a stable, secure, dry and level
work surface away from the edge.
Connect the plug to a suitable power outlet and make
sure that the power cord does not overhang the work
surface.
When you first use your toaster, there may be a slight
odour as the heating elements warm up for the first time.
This is normal and not a cause for concern. To remove
the odour, simply operate your toaster for the first time
without any bread in it.
CONTROLS
Browning control
The browning control regulates how much the bread is
toasted—in other words, the colour of the toast. Lower
settings produce lighter toast and higher settings produce
darker toast.
When setting the browning control, remember that dry or
thin slices of bread will toast quicker and require a lower
setting. Moist or thick slices of bread will require a higher
setting.
Cancel button
The toasting process can be stopped at any time by
pressing the cancel button.
Lift-and-look feature
The lift-and-look feature allows you to check the progress
of the toast without cancelling the toasting process. Just
lift the loading handle up at any time during toasting and
lower it again to resume toasting. If you find your toast
is cooked to your preference, press the cancel button to
stop further toasting (figure 1).
High lift feature
The high lift feature uses the loading handle to help you
to remove the toast. When toasting has finished, simply
lift the loading handle upwards from its rest position to
raise the toast and make it easier to remove (figure 2).
Frozen bread function
The frozen bread function allows you to toast bread
straight from the freezer. Insert the bread into your
toaster, press the loading handle down and then press
the frozen bread button. Your toaster will extend the
toasting time to allow the bread time to defrost. Watch the
toast to ensure that it doesn't burn.
Reheat function
The reheat function will heat up toast that has cooled or
gone cold. Press the loading handle down then press the
reheat button. Watch the toast to ensure that it doesn't
burn. Don't use the reheat function on buttered toast.
USING YOUR TOASTER
1. Set the level of toasting using the browning control.
The higher the number selected, the darker the toast
will be.
2. Place the bread into the toasting slots. Press the
loading handle down until it latches. The bread will be
lowered into the toaster and toasting will begin.The
loading handle will not latch if your toaster is not
connected to the mains supply.
3. Don't forget, you can use the lift-and-look feature
during toasting to check your toast. Simply lift the
loading handle up to examine your toast and lower
it again to resume toasting. If you find your toast is
cooked to your preference, press the cancel button to
stop further toasting.
4. When toasting has finished, the loading handle will
rise and the toasted bread can be removed. You can
lift the loading handle upwards beyond its rest position
to help you remove the toast (figure 2).
5. If the toast is not done enough it can be toasted
again. Turn the browning control to a lower setting
and watch the toast to ensure that it doesn't burn.
6. Toasting can be stopped at any time by pressing the
cancel button.
If you are toasting a single slice of bread, set the
browning control to a lower setting than normal. By using
a lower setting when toasting a single slice of bread, it
will not be over toasted.
IF YOUR TOASTER JAMS
Never use a knife or any other utensil or implement to
remove jammed bread. Never insert your fingers into the
bread slots.
1. Unplug the toaster from the mains supply socket.
2. Allow the toaster to completely cool down.
3. Carefully ease the bread out of the toaster being
careful not to damage the heating element.
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