Kenwood TT930 Series Manual page 3

to use your toaster
1 Raise the lever.
2 Insert the bread, muffins, bagels etc,
3 Connect to the power supply.
4 Lower the lever.
5 Select the number of slots:-
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2 slot toaster (TT930 series)
Use the left hand slot when toasting
one slice of bread, a single item of
food or the sandwich cage. Select
this slot by pressing the left side of
the slot selector switch marked 'I'.
To select both slots press the right
hand side of the slot selector switch
marked 'II'.
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4 slot toaster (TT940 series)
Depress the left hand side of the slot
selector marked 'II' to select the two
slots on the left hand side of the
toaster.
Depress the right hand side of the
slot selector marked 'IIII' to select all
four slots.
Important
For best results, food should be
inserted into ALL the selected slots.
If any slots are left empty the food
will toast unevenly.
6 Use the on/off/timer control and
select the required setting. Toasting
will start immediately and the slot
selector switch will illuminate.
It is advisable to initially start off with
a lower setting until you become
familiar with the toaster.
7 The timer will make a ticking noise
as it counts down and when it
reaches '0' a bell will sound. The
heating element will switch off and
the slot selector indicator light will go
out. The toast will NOT pop up but
will keep warm inside the toaster.
8 To remove the toast raise the lever.
The lever is fitted with an extra rise
position which will lift the carriage to
a higher position to allow for small
items to be removed more easily.
Important – At any time the lever
can be raised to inspect or remove
the toast. To switch off the elements
turn the timer back to '0'.
If the timer does not return to '0'
after each operation, the toaster will
automatically switch off after
approximately 6 minutes. To
continue toasting return the timer
control to '0' before re-selecting the
required setting.
9 After use, unplug the toaster.
hints on using your
toaster
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Set the timer to a lower setting for
light browning.
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Dry/stale bread toasts more quickly
than fresh bread and thinly sliced
bread toasts more quickly than
thickly sliced bread. Therefore the
timer should be set at a lower setting
than usual.
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For best results ensure that the
bread slices are of an even
thickness, freshness and size.
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In order to achieve uniform browning
we recommend setting the timer to a
lower setting when consecutive
batches of toasting are carried out.
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This toaster will toast most types of
bread, but best results are achieved
with thick sliced bread.
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