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T O A S TE R Mo de l n u mbe r: 1 6 9 13 5 / 1 6 9 1 3 6 U PC: 6 8 1 1 3 1 6 9 13 5 2 , 68 1 13 1 69 1 3 6 9 Cu st om e r As s ist a nc e 1 -8 77 - 2 0 7 -0 9 2 3 ( US ) 1 -8 77 - 5 5 6-09 73 ( Ca na da ) Th an k yo u fo r p u rc ha si n g a GE sm a ll a pp li an c e. I n k ee pi ng wi th th e G E ec om ag in ati on in it ia tiv e , ple as e c on s[...]
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2 I M P O R T A NT S A F E G U A R D S • R EAD A LL IN S TRU C TI ON S BE FOR E U SI NG . • Do no t t ouch h ot sur fa ces . Use ha ndl es or k nob s. • T o prote c t aga ins t ri sk of el ec t ric al sh ock , do not i mme rs e cord, p lug o r toa s ter in wa ter o r o the r liq uid . • Clo se su per vi sio n i s ne ces sar y whe n toa s te[...]
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3 CONSUMER SAFE T Y INFORMA TION T hi s a p pl i a nc e i s i nt en d e d f o r h ou s e ho l d u se o n l y. Never Le ave T oas ter Unat tended! Thi s toa ster is a metal- body toa ster and be comes hot durin g us e. T o avoid ris k of bur ns. Do Not T ouch Hot Sur faces . A llow toas ter to coo l b efore tou ching, lif t ing, clean ing or s tor i[...]
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4 P A R T S 1. Ex tra-W ide T oas ting Slot s 2. T oas t Leve r 3. Brown ing Control Kno b 4. 1 -Slice But ton and Lig ht 5. Defros t Bu tto n an d L ight 6. Bagel But ton and Lig ht 7 . Can cel Bu t ton 8. Crumb T ray 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. F EA T U R ES • E x tra- wide slot chamb er . • A djus table bro wning control [...]
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5 B E F O R E U S I N G F O R TH E F I RS T T I M E 1. Rem ove al l p ackaging ma terial s, i ncludi ng t hose whi ch ma y b e in side the toa sti ng Sl ots or T oas t Leve r sl ot. 2. Wip e t he e xte rior wi th a da mp cl oth. Dr y thoro ughly. Do not use abras ive cl eaner s. 3. Do not put the toa ster , cord o r pl ug i n wa ter . 4. Be sure t [...]
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6 5. Whe n t he to as ter o r toa ster food rea ches the sele cte d b rowning le vel, i t w ill p op up and the T oas ter w ill s hut of f au tomat ically. Ex tra Lif t Func tion: T o remove sma ller brea ds o r i tems such a s cr umpet s or Engli sh mu f f ins, thi s un it i s e quipp ed with an Ex t ra Li f t f unc tion . L if t up o n t he T oas[...]
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7 T O A S T I N G B A G E LS A N D E N G L I S H M U F F I N S 1. Rem ove al l prote ct ive w rappin gs f rom fo od before placin g into th e T oas tin g Slot s. Avoid toas ting tor n b agels or Engl ish muf f ins tha t m ay g et l odge d in T oas ting Slot . 2. Pl ace T oa ster on a f la t, level sur face. 3. Plu g t he T oa ster into a 120V AC el[...]
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8 5. Pla ce froze n foo d in T oas tin g Slot s . Pu sh d own on t he T oas ting Lever f irs t a nd then pre ss the Defro st But tons . T he Defros t Light will illu minate. NOTE : Wh en d efros ting onl y on e sl ice, pre ss down on the toas ti ng l ever , t hen pres s t he 1-slice a nd d efros t b ut tons . B oth i ndicato r li ghts wil l ill umi[...]
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9 U S E R M A I N T E N A N C E I N S T R U CT I O N S Thi s ap plian ce requ ires lit tle mai ntenance. It co ntains no user -s er viceab le par t s. Do not t r y to repa ir i t you rsel f. Any ser vicin g t hat requi res di sas sembl y oth er t han clean ing mus t be pe r forme d by a quali f ied appli ance repair techni cian. C AUTION : Do n ot [...]
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C U S T O M E R AS S I S T A N C E TWO- YE AR L IM IT E D W AR RA NTY Wh at doe s y ou r w arr an ty cov er ? • An y d ef ect i n m at eria l o r w orkm ans hi p. Fo r h ow lo ng after th e o rig in al pu rc has e ? • T wo ye ars . Wh at wi ll we do ? • Pr ov ide yo u w ith a n ew o ne . • Fo r t hose it em s sti ll und er war ran ty but no[...]