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OPERATING YOUR BREVILLE PROFESSIONAL 800 COLLECTION™ TOASTER
OPERATING YOUR BREVILLE PROFESSIONAL 800 COLLECTION™ TOASTER
CRUMPET BUTTON
This feature activates additional heat to the middle
heating elements to perfectly toast crumpet tops
and lightly toast the crumpet bases.
To toast crumpets:
1. Place the crumpets into the toasting slots
with crumpet tops facing inwards as per the
crumpet markings above the middle elements
of the toaster.
2. Select the desired browning setting by
adjusting the browning control slide on the
front of the toaster. The browning settings
range from ‘1’ (lightest) to ‘5’ (darkest).
3. Press the TOAST/CANCEL button and the
surround will illuminate in red then press
the CRUMPET button and the surround
will illuminate in white. The crumpets will
automatically lower into the toasting slots.
The middle and side heating elements will
automatically adjust.
4. The LIFT & LOOK™ button surround will
also illuminate in white allowing the toasting
progress to be checked and, if necessary,
cancel the cycle by pressing the TOAST/
CANCEL button when the desired toast
colour is achieved.
5. Approximately 10 seconds before the end
of the selected browning setting, the LIFT &
LOOK™ button will cease illumination. As
the toasting stops and the carriage rises, the
TOAST/CANCEL button surround will flash
and the LED toasting progress indicator will
cease flashing. The LED toasting progress
indicator will re-illuminate to the previously
selected browning setting.
6. Once the toasting cycle has finished and the
carriage has risen and locked into the raised
position, the toast ready alert will sound.
Remove the crumpets. The TOAST/CANCEL
button surround will re-illuminate in white for
up to 30 seconds, ready for the next toasting
cycle. The CRUMPET button surround will
remain illuminated and should be pressed
once to cancel if a subsequent toasting
function is required. The CRUMPET button
surround will cease to illuminate after 30
seconds or when the appliance is switched
off at the power point