Cusimax CMWT-8250EB User manual

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INSTRUCTION MANUAL
4 SLICE TOASTER
CMWT-8250ES
Model
NO.:
CMWT-8250EB
Thankyou
for
purchasing
the
4-slice toaster.Please read
the
User Manual
carefully before use and keep
it
in a convenient place
for
future reference.

CONTENTS
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~
Important
Safeguards
2
·'
.
Getting
to
know
your
Toaster
.
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4
#
Product Specifications 4
Tips
for
ideal
toasting
results
5
Operating
Instructions
6
Before
Using
'
the
appliance
the
First
Time
6
Using Your Toaster 8
Care &
Cleaning
Instructions
9
Trouble
Shooting
10

C IMPORTANT SAFEGUIDE
When
useing electric appliances, basic
safety
precautions should always be
followed
including
the
following:
1.
READ
ALL
INSTRUCT
I
ONS
,
PRODUCT
LABELS
AND
WARN
I
NGS
BEFORE
U
SI
N
G\H
E
TOASTER
.
2.
Unplug
toaster
from
outlet
when
not
in use and be
for
e cleaning. Allow
to
cool before
putting
on
or
taking
off
parts.
3. Do
not
touch
hot
surfaces.
Metal
parts can become
hot
.
Use
handl
es
.
4.
To
protect
electric shock, unplug before cleaning.
5.
To
protect
against electrical hazards,
do
not
immerse cord, plug
or
toaster in
water
or
other
liquids.
6. Do
not
let
cord hang over edge
of
table
or
counter
or
touch
hot
surfaces.
7. Never leave appliance unattended
when
in use.
8.
Young children
or
incapacitated persons should
not
us
e this applianc
e.
Sup
er
vi
se
older
children closely.
9. Do
not
operate
or
place
the
toaster:
On
non-heat
resistant
or
flammable surfaces.
On
or
near
a
hot
gas
or
electric burner.
In a heated oven
or
microwave oven.
10.
To
reduce
the
risk
of
fire
or
electric shock,
do
not
insert:
Utensils
or
foil-covered
or
oversized foods
into
the
toaster
.
Fingers
or
metallic utensils
into
slots when toaster
is
plugged in.
11. Do
not
attempt
to
dislodge food
when
toaster
is
plugged in.
12
. Do
not
use foods
that
will
drip coatings
or
fillings
when
heated.
Such accumulations inside
the
toaster create unsanitary conditions and poss
'.
·
fire
or
toaster
malfunction. Clean
out
accumulated crumbs
frequently
to
avoid
rt::,
,·
.
fire
or
toaster
malfunction. Do
not
operate
the
toaster
without
the
crun
~:>
tray
bei
ri
g
replaced in its correct position.
13. Do
not
operate any appliance
with
a damaged cord
or
plug
or
after
the
appk
iric.
e h
as
malfunctioned
or
has been damaged in any manner. Return appliance
to
the -
--.
2~t
authorized
service facility
for
examination, repair,
or
adjustment.
14. The use
of
accessory attachments
not
recommended by
the
appliance manufac .
may
cause injuries.
15. Do
not
use
the
toaster
outdoors
or
for
commercial
PWPOses;
-this appliance
is
for
household use only. ··
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16
. Use
this
appliance
only
for
its intended use
as
described in_this manual. Do
no
t u
se
attachments
that
are
not
recommended by
the
manufacturer;
they
_may cause in)ur
y.
17. A fire
may
occur
if
toasters are covered
or
touching flamm~ble material, including
curtains, draperies, walls and
the
like
when
in operation.
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18.
To
connect
or
disconnect appliance, press cancel
buttQ..n.
Toas.ter
lift
lever
must
be in
the
normal
up
position
before attaching
or
.
discon.n;e
~
n~
the
plug
froJT1
1
th
e wall
outlet
.

19. Bread, cakes and pastries
can
catch fire, when overheated! During operation
keep
the
appliance in
an
appropriate distance
of
at
least 20
cm
on each side to furniture
walls, boards, curtains and
other
objects. Do
not
operate
the
appliance near
inflammable liquids (i.e. High
-proof
alcohol)
or
beneath any heat -sensitive or
moisture-sensitive materials
or
beneath boards
or
drop -lights
to
avoid damage
caused by steam, condensate
or
fire.
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Before operating, always ensure
that
there
are noforeign objects in the slots.
Do
not
insert wrapped foods (i.e. kitchen foil),
to
avoid risk
of
fire, electric shock,
and
damage. Immediately unplug
the
appliance,
if
there
is
any kind
of
malfunction or
problem
(i
.
e.
overheating
or
smoke
is
coming
from
the slots).
20. Only toast slices
of
simple
cakes
and pastries
without
any filling or
glaze
(i.e.
Jam,
mayonnaise,
or
icing) and
of
suitable
size
(12cm x 12cm;
1/2
to 2.4
cm
thick).
The
sl
i
ces
may
not
protrude
the
slots
or
stick
or
jam
in the slots.
DO
NOT
use
the toaster
for
toasting
or
cooking
of
very
dry
cakes and pastries (i.e. cookies) filled rolls or
sandwiches.
21.
Ne
ver place
the
appliance
or
any
part
of
it
in
an
automatic dishwasher.
If
smoke comes
out
of
the
slots
or
the bread crumbles
or
bends in the slots, then
11mediately cancel
the
toasting process by pressing the
CANCEL
button
and
unplug
toaster. Wait
for
the
toaster
to
cool down, before carefully removingjammed
10
slices. Ensure
not
to
damage the heating elements on each side
of
the slots.
/S operate
the
toaster
with
the crumb tray in place.
JU
RFACES·
RISK
OF
BURNS
£
'1_1TI
ON
:
HOT
SURFACE!
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FOR
HOUSEHOLD
USE
ONLY
SAVE
THESE
INSTRUCTIONS
SHORT
POWER
SUPPLY
COARD
INSTRUCTIONS
A short
power
-supply cord
is
provided
to
reduce the risk resulting from becoming
entangled in
or
tripping over a longer cord.
An
extension cords may be used
if
care
is
exercised in its use.
If
an
extension cord is used , the marked electrical rating
of
the
extension cord must be at least
as
great
as
the
electrical rating
of
the appliance. The
extension cord should be arranged
so
that
it
will
not
drape over the countertop
or
tabletop where
it
can
be pulled on by children
or
tripped over unintentionally.
For
Products
Purchased
in
the
United
States
and
Canada
Only
To
reduce the risk
of
electrical shock, this appliance
has
a polarized plug (one blade
is
winder than
the
other). This plug fits a polarized
outlet
only one way;
if
the
plug
does
not
fit
fully
into
t he outlet, reverse
the
plug.
If
it
still does
not
fit, contact aqualified
electrician. Do
not
attempt
to
modify
the
plug in any way.
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~
TO
KNOW
YOt.;JR
tOA.S
'f"ER
0
0
1.
Toasting Slots
5.
Cancel
Buttons
2.
Carriage Lever
6.
Bagel
Buttons
3.
LED Display
7.
Defrost
Buttons
4.
Browning Settings
8.
Crumb Tray

P RODUCT S.PECIFICATl,ONS (FOR INDOOR USE ONLY)
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T ips for ideal toasting results
1650 \\fatts
AC 120 V
60Hz
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1. Di fferent types of bread have varying mo i sture content- The r~fore t~ Q --t' ..~ :
darkness setti,r_g can produce different resul ts .
2. F or bread that is slightly dry , use a lower toast darkness setting
3. F or fresh bread or whole grain bread , use a hi gher toast da rkness s ett ng
4. Bread ,, •i th an irregularsurface requ ires a hi gher toast da rkness ~tt' ng
5. Thick bread slices need more time for toasting; it may even be nece-ssat) tc ~ :--~
" ~ bread a second time .
6. \\ J hen toa sting raisin bread , remo\le all raisi ns from the surnce s nee o :._ c> ,.,. ,, ..s~ :-'°' -?\
could burn .
7 If you toast-only one slice, pl ease select a l ow toast da r kness sctf.ng.
S
If y ou toast several st.ices one after the other , the bread \\ 111 be some\, ~t ~:: - , ~ 3:
the sam e toa st darkness setting .
.:i To toas t fro:.en brea d, waffles, ect . Please use t he Defrost bu tto n.
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OPERA
TING
INSTRUCT
ION
.
Be
fore Using the applian
ce
t
he
First Time
If
you are using
your toaster for
the
first
ti
me, please
be
sure to:
1.
Unpack
the
app
lianc
e
ca
refu
lly
an
d
check
,
if
th
ere
are
any
parts
damaged
or
mi
ss
i
ng
.·
CAUTION
:
It
is
important
to
c
ar
efully r
emove
all
pac.k,n
g
and
sh
ipping
materials
(in
the
sl
ots
and
under
the
Bread
Lever
)
as
well
as
any
pr
ice-
tags
, but
do
not remove
any
warning
rating
label
on
the
applianc
e.
Ensur
e
tha
t
there
are
no
for
eign
obJects
(i.e.
pack
in
g
mater
ia
ls)
in
the
slots
be
fore
opera
ting
the
applian
ce
2.
Wipe
the
out
si
de
of
your
toaster
with a
damp
cloth.
3.
Insert
the
Removable
Crumb
Tray
into
the
crumb
tray
sl
ot
.
4.
Make
certain
that
the
Bread
Lever
is
in
the
uppermo
st
po
sition
b
efore
plugging
in
the
toaster's
power
cord.
5.
Select
a
location
for
the
toaster.
The
location
should
be
:
- Aflat,
heat-resistant,
non-flammable
surface
.
-
At
least
three
inches
away
from
walls
or
the
back
of
countertops
.
-
Al
least
one
foot
away
from
any
cabinet
or
shelving
that
may
be
above
the
toaster.
-
Away
from flammable
materials,
such
as
curtains
and
wall
fabric
.-
-
Away
from a
gas
stove
flame
or electric
element.
6.
Plug
the
Power
Cord
into
120Volt,
60Hz
AC
outlet.
7.
Plug
in
toaster without inserting
any
food
into the
bread
slots,
pushing
the
Bread
Lever
all
the
way
down until
it
locks.
(The
leverwill not
lock
if
the toaster
is
not
plugged
into apower
source.)
The
first toasting
process
will
preheat
the
new
elements
and
burn off
any
dust
which
may
have
accumulated
during
storage
or
manufacturing
.
It
is
normal for this
burn
offto
create
an
odor.
Using Your Toaster
To
Toast
Your
Bread:
Inserting
the
bread
into the
Bread
Slots
and
toasting:
1.
Prepare
the toaster
as
described
in
the
section
"Before
using
the
appliance
the
first
time",
2·
Using
a
sharp
knife, cut the food
(bread
orsimilar
cakes
and
pastries)
in
slices
of
even
thickness
and
appropriate
size:
max.
12
x
12CM,
1/2 to
2.4CM
thick.
Try
to
get
a
smooth
cut
and
remove
the
crumbs.
3.
Place
the
bread
slices
in
the
slots
in
the toasting
chamber
.
4·
Set
the
desired
toast
darkness
with the
darkness
controls.
You
can
select
from
give
toast
darkness:
Level
1
is
very
light,
and
Level
6
is
very
dark.
For
the first
use,
it
is
recommended
to
select
a
medium
browning
level
(example
:3or
4).
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5. Press the Bread Lever down unti l it locks into place. Th e indicat or lamp for n CA N CEL '
lights up (blue color light) and the toaster s tart stoasting.
6. When
the bread has been toasted to the se t da rk11e ss, 1t is automatically e 1ect ed .The
appliance shuts
off automatically.
NOTE:The Bread Lever will not engage in the browning po si tion un less the to aster ,s
connected to
the power supply.
Tips
1. You can i nterrupt the toasting cycle any time by pressing the " CANCEL " button
2. The required browning level depends on yourspecial liking and the type and
freshness
of the toasted cakes and pastries. For example: a short toasting time (l ow
browning level) is sufficient for toasting raisin pastry and fine wh i te bread, but for
toasting rye bread, you must select a higher
browning level to get a similar r es ult.
3. Smaller bread slices may be removed easier by lifting the Bread Lever to the HIGH
LIFT position (approx. 2CM above the middle position).
4. Ensure
to make an even and smooth cut. Use a sharp bread knife for cutting. Remove
crumbs and protruding rims, especially when crisping
up halved rolls.
5. When toasting several slices
at .a time, the slices should be of equal size and
freshness
to ensure even toasting.
6. When toasting
four slices of bread, place one slice in the center of each bread slot.
7. When toasting one slice of bread, place the slice in the center of either bread sloL
To Toast Your Bagel:
1. Insertthe bagel into the bread slots.
2.
Set the desired darkness with the darkness knob control.
3.
Press the Bread Lever down until it locks. Then the power indicator of the button
illuminates
(CANCEL button).
4.
Press the Bagel button. The Bagel light will illuminate to indicate your selection.
5. After
the desired level of darkness has been reached, the food will pop up
automatically. The Bread Lever will return to the up position and the indicator lights
will
turn off .
6. Carefully remove the toasted bagel
from the bread slots.
To Toast Frozen Food:
The Defrost function first thaws out the bread and then toasts it wh ich meansthat th .e
I
thawing cycle lasts somewhat longerthan the normal toasting cycle.
1. Place the bread slices in the slots in the toasting chamber.
2. Select the desired toast darkness setting.
3. Pres s the Bread Lever down until it loc ks into place. Then the power indicator of the
button illuminates (CANCEL button) .
I. We recommend the follow ing toast darknesssettings:
• Low
for bread from the refrigerator or th in.
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• F ro1en bread sli c es .
• High f or thick er frozen br ead s li ces a nd fo r roll~ t lnd lh kk t oas t s li ce s.
s. Th en prC's s the " Defros t ., butt on right t1w ay. Th e 1ndu :· ..J t o1 l amp on thi s button llg hl s
up.
6 The bread is th awed a nd t oaste d.
7. You can Int er rupt th e cycle a ny tim e by press in g th e " CA N CCL ' button .
8 Aft er completion of th e th aw ii ng cycle th e br ead 1, i:lutom a ti c ..1lly L>jeclcd 1nd th e
indic ator lights go out. The a ppli a nc e s huts otf c1u t omi1t1cJII\' .
WARNING: Nev er insert you r finge rs or me tal l ic ut en s il s into the bre ad s lot s.
WARNING: To ast er foo d can be very hot. Handle wi th c ~rE.'
Notes:
Toast is the defa ult setting if no food or function select butt on s are chosen.
Using the CANCEL function :
Press the CANCE L button. The toaster w ill s top to asti ng im me di ately and th e food will
pop up auto mati ca lly .
Note that when Both bagel and defrost Button pressed, both bagel li gh t and d efro st light
will illuminate and the bagel time is somewhat longer than normal bagel toa s tin g cycle.
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