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4 SL I C E T O A S TE R Mo de l nu mb er : 1 6 909 6 U PC : 6 8 1 1 3 1 69 09 6 6 Cu st o me r A ss i sta n ce 1 -8 7 7 - 20 7 -09 2 3 ( U S) 1 -8 7 7 -5 5 6-09 73 ( Ca na da ) Th an k y ou f or p ur ch a si n g a G E s m al l ap p li an c e. I n k eep in g wi th th e G E ec oma gi na ti on i ni ti at iv e , pl ea se c on si d er th e op ti on t o [...]
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I M PO R T A NT S A F E G U A R D S • RE AD A LL I NS TRUC TIO NS BE FOR E US I NG . • Do n ot to uch h ot su r fa ces . Us e ha nd le s or k no bs . • T o p rote c t a ga in st r i sk of e le c tr ic al sh ock , d o not i mm er se c ord , pl ug o r toa s te r in w ate r or ot h er l iqu id . • Clo se sup er visi on i s ne ce ss ar y w he n[...]
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3 CONSUMER SAFE T Y INFORMA TION T h is ap p l i a n c e is in te n d e d f o r ho u s e h o l d u s e on l y. Never Leave T oaster Unat tended! Thi s to as ter is a m etal- bo dy toas ter an d b ecom es hot duri ng use . T o avoid r isk of bur ns. D o N ot T ouch Hot Sur face s. All ow toas ter to cool b efore touchin g, lif ting, clean ing or s t[...]
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4 P A RT S 1. Ex tra- wid e toas ti ng slot s 2. Ex t ra lif t to ast l ever 3. Brow ning cont rol knob 4. 1 -s lice but to n an d light 5. Defros t b ut ton an d l ight 6. Bagel bu t ton and light 7 . Cancel b ut ton 8. Crumb tray F EA T U RE S • E x t ra-w ide sl ot cha mber • In divi dual to as tin g l ever s • A djus tab le brow ning cont[...]
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5 B E F OR E U S I N G F O R TH E F I RS T T I M E 1. Rem ove a ll packag ing ma teri als, in cludi ng tho se which ma y b e insid e the T oas ti ng Slot s or T o as t Lever slot . 2. Wip e the ex te rior w ith a dam p cl oth. D r y tho rough ly . D o not u se abras ive clean ers . 3. Do not pu t the T oas ter , cord or pl ug in water . 4. Be sure [...]
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6 4. Inser t t he brea d of toa ste r fo od into the T oas ti ng Slot s. Low er the T oas t Lever until i t l ock s into p lace. T he Center ing Guid es will au toma tical ly center the foo d for even toas t ing . W hen the foo d is lowe red into posi tio n, it will au toma tical ly beg in to to as t . 5. Whe n t he toa ster or to as ter food rea c[...]
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7 T O A ST I N G BA G E LS A N D E N G LI S H M U F F I N S 1. Rem ove a ll protec ti ve w rappi ngs fro m foo d before pl acing into t he T o as tin g Slot s. Avoi d to as tin g to rn ba gels o r En glis h mu f f in s t ha t m ay be lod ged in T o as tin g S lot . 2. Pl ace T oa ste r o n a f la t, leve l su r face. 3. Plu g the T oas ter into a 1[...]
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8 R E M O V I N G L O D G E D F OO D S If a p iece of b read or any oth er toas ter foo d b ecom es lod ged in ei the r of t he T o as tin g S lot s, unp lug the T oas ter an d al low it to cool . Hold t he T o as t Lever dow n. T u rn the T oas ter ups ide do wn and sha ke t he food lo ose. IMP ORTANT : Ne ver use a fork or sh arp - ed ged ute nsi[...]
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9 C L EA N I N G C AUTIO N: Be sure th e T oa ste r i s u nplu gge d b efore clean ing . Wip e the T oas ter ex ter ior wi th a clean , d amp clot h. Do not use ab rasive cle aner s. Do not put cord or pl ug in water or li quid . CRUMB T RAY: T o p revent ele c tri c s hock , unpl ug toas ter . Remove th e Cr umb T ray at bot tom of the T oas ter .[...]
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C U ST OM E R AS S I ST A N C E TW O- Y EA R LI M IT E D W AR RA NTY Wh at do es y o ur wa rr an ty c ov er ? • An y d ef ect in ma te ria l o r w ork man sh ip . Fo r h ow l ong a fter the o rig in al pu rc ha se ? • T wo ye ar s. Wh at wi ll w e d o ? • Pr ov id e y ou wit h a ne w o ne . • Fo r tho se ite ms sti ll und er wa rr an ty b u[...]