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Using the re-heat button
If your toast has popped up and gone cold, the
toaster offers a re-heat facility. To use, depress the
bread carriage lever and press the re-heat button
immediately fi. The button will illuminate and the
toaster will operate for a short period re-heating the
bread.
Using the high lift release H
If small bread is toasted, this may be removed
more easily by lifting the bread carriage lever.
Cleaning
1 After use and before
cleaning, switch off at the
mains, remove the plug and
wait for the toaster to
cool.
2 Wipe the outside of the
toaster with a damp cloth
only and dry with another
cloth or tissue.
• NEVER use metal polish
or coarse scouring agents
and never immerse your toaster in any sort of
liquid.
• NEVER use any pointed or sharp articles for
cleaning the inside, otherwise the heating element
will be damaged.
• NEVER use a brush or push your fingers or metal
objects down the slots.
Crumb tray
Crumbs will accumulate in the crumb tray and
could catch fire if not emptied periodically. When the
toaster has cooled down completely, tap the sides of
the case lightly to dislodge any crumbs lodged in the
toasting chamber and pull out the crumb tray ‡.
Empty the tray and replace it.
Additional points
• In order to achieve uniform browning, we
recommend you wait a minimum of 30 seconds
between each toasting, so that the control can
automatically be reset.
• If toasting one slice only, you may need to adjust
the browning control to a slightly lower setting.
Note you will also notice a slight variation in toast
colour on one side of the single slice.
• Stale bread toasts more rapidly than fresh bread.
Therefore, the browning control should be set at a
lower setting than usual.
• Because of the variable width bread slots feature, all
sorts of bread can be used as well as teacakes, small
rolls etc. Slices should not however be so thick as
to cause burning or jamming within the bread slots.
• When toasting 2 slices it is recommended they are
of equal size and freshness.
• Allow the toaster to cool fully before putting away.
Worth noting
If your toaster does not work, check the following
points:
• Has the toaster been set correctly - is the plug
in its socket and the switch in the ‘on’ position?
• Is the plug itself or the socket faulty - check this
by plugging in another appliance.
• Does the fuse need replacing - if you have fitted
your own plug, are the internal plug
connections secure and correctly made?
Morphy Richards Limited, Mexborough,
South Yorkshire, England S64 8AJ
444-8304-94 Rev 2 8/01
Morphy Richards products are intended for household use only.
Morphy Richards has a policy of continuous improvement in product quality and design.
The Company, therefore, reserves the right to change the specification of its models at any time.