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Pure Elements
Plug the toaster into a 230-240 volt AC
power outlet and switch the power on.
Toasting Bread
1.Position the bread into the bread carriage.
2.Select the desired colour setting with the
Electronic Browning Control.
3.To start the toasting cycle, lightly press
the TOAST lever down and the carriage
will slowly lower. The toasting progress
indicator will start to gradually countdown,
indicating the toasting progress.
4.When the colour setting is achieved, the
toaster will automatically turn off and slide
the toast up.
Note: A beep will also sound to indicate
toasting has finished, unless the CANCEL
function is activated.
Tip: If you need to remove the toast before
the cycle is complete, lightly lift the TOAST/
CANCEL lever and release. The cancel
function will immediately interrupt the
toasting cycle and slide the toast up.
Important: Do not toast stale bread, rice
crackers or similar on a high setting as they
may catch fire.
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Toaster
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Specialised Crumpet Setting
This feature will toast crumpets and muffins
to perfection. Golden, warm and soft
crumpet tops with crisp bases, achieved with
additional heat added to one element.
1.Position the crumpets as per illustration.
A graphic of a crumpet is pressed into the
top of the stainless steel toasting carriage
to indicate the correct crumpet position.
2.Select the desired colour setting with the
Electronic Browning Control buttons.
3.Push the crumpet button. The light button
will illuminate and will remain on until
pressed again.
4.To start the toasting cycle, lightly press
the TOAST lever down and the carriage
will slowly lower. The toasting progress
indicator will start to gradually countdown,
indicating the toasting progress.
5.When the toasting cycle is finished, the
toaster will automatically turn off and slide
the toast up.
Tip: If you need to remove the crumpet before
the cycle is complete, lightly lift the TOAST/
CANCEL lever and release. The CANCEL
function will immediately interrupt the
toasting cycle and slide the crumpet up.
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