Grundig TA 7280 Manuel utilisateur

PROGRAMMABLE TOASTER

TA 7280

TA 7280 W

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SAFETY AND SET-UP __________________________

Please read this instruction man-

ual thoroughly prior to using this

appliance! Follow all safety in-

structions in order to avoid dam-

ages due to improper use!

Keep the instruction manual for

future reference. Should this ap-

pliance be given to a third party,

than this instruction manual must

also be handed over.

7 This appliance is intended for

private domestic use only and

is not suitable for professional

catering purposes. It should

not be used for commercial

use.

7 Do not use the appliance

for anything other than its

intended use. The toaster is

designed for toasting and

warming bread and buns

only.

7 Do not use the appliance out-

doors or in the bathroom.

7 Check if the mains voltage on

the rating label corresponds

to your local mains supply.

The only way to disconnect

the appliance from the mains

is to pull out the plug.

7 For additional protection, this

appliance should be con-

nected to a household faulty

current protection switch with

no more than 30 mA. Consult

your electrician for advice.

7 Do not immerse the appliance,

power cord or power plug

in water or in other liquids.

Do not hold it under running

water and do not clean parts

in dishwasher.

7 Disconnect the power plug

after using the appliance, be-

fore cleaning the appliance,

before leaving the room or if

a fault occurs.

7 Do not disconnect the plug by

pulling on the cord.

7 Do not wrap the power cord

around the appliance.

7 Do not squeeze or bend the

power cord and do not rub

it on sharp edges in order to

prevent any damage. Keep

the cord away from hot sur-

faces and open flames.

7 Do not use an extension cord

with the appliance.

7 Never use the appliance if the

power cord or the appliance

is damaged.

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7 Our GRUNDIG Household Ap-

pliances meet applicable safety

standards, thus if the appliance

or power cord is damaged, it

must be repaired or replaced

by the dealer, a service cen-

tre or a similarly qualified and

authorized service person to

avoid any dangers. Faulty or

unqualified repair work may

cause danger and risks to the

user.

7 Do not dismantle the appliance

under any circumstances. No

warranty claims are accepted

for damage caused by im-

proper handling.

7 Always keep the appliance out

of the reach of children.

7 This appliance can be used

by children aged from 8 years

and above and persons with

reduced physical, sensory or

mental capabilities or lack of

experience and knowledge if

they have been given supervi-

sion or instruction concerning

use of the appliance in a safe

way and understand the haz-

ards involved. Children shall

not play with the appliance.

Cleaning and user mainte-

nance shall not be made by

children without supervision.

SAFETY AND SET-UP ___________________________

7 Do not leave the appliance

unattended while it is in use.

Extreme caution is advised

when the appliance is being

used near children and peo-

ple with limited physical, sen-

sory or mental capabilities.

7 Before using the appliance

for the first time, clean all

parts. Please see details in the

“Cleaning and care” section.

7 Dry the appliance and all

parts before connecting it to

mains supply and before at-

taching the parts.

7 Never operate or place any

part of this appliance on or

near to hot surfaces such as

gas burner, hotplate or heated

oven.

7 The bread can catch fire be-

cause of overheating. Never

use the appliance in or near

to combustible, inflammable

places, materials and furni-

ture. Do not let the appliance

come into contact with or be-

come covered by inflammable

materials such as curtains, tex-

tiles, walls, etc.

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SAFETY AND SET-UP ___________________________

7 Do not use paper, cardboard,

plastic in or under the appli-

ance.

7 Use bread slices which are

suitable for the bread slots.

7 Operate the appliance with

delivered parts only.

7 Do not use the appliance with

damp or wet hands.

7 Always use the appliance on

a stable, flat, clean, dry and

non-slip surface.

7 Make sure that there is no

danger that the power cord

could be accidentally pulled

or that someone could trip

over it when the appliance is

in use.

7 Position the appliance in such

a way that the plug is always

accessible.

7 Avoid contacting hot surfaces

as the outer casing becomes

warm during use. There is the

danger of burning.

7 Do not stick any foreign ob-

jects into the appliance.

7 This appliance must not be op-

erated with an external clock

timer or separate remote con-

trol system.

7 When using for the first time,

smoke can develop due to

production residues. However,

this does not mean the appli-

ance is defective. The first time

you switch it on, use the appli-

ance as you normally would,

but without bread. Ensure for

proper room ventilation.

7 To avoid the risk of fire, fre-

quently remove crumbs from

the crumb tray.

7 Do not use the toaster without

the crumb tray in place.

7 Do not use this product with

any foodstuff product contain-

ing sugar or with products

containing jam or preserves.

7 Do not toast the bread with ex-

tremely runny ingredients such

as butter.

7 Do not attempt to extract any

jammed toast, muffins, bagels,

bread or any other item with

a knife or any other object, as

contact with live elements may

cause electric shock.

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SAFETY AND SET-UP ___________________________

7 If the toaster begins to emit

smoke during operation, im-

mediately stop the toasting

process. Should bread get

stuck in the toaster always un-

plug the appliance before you

pull out the bread. Be careful

the bread may be very hot.

7 Do not use any tools or ob-

jects in the appliance. Metal

objects could cause short cir-

cuits or an electric shock. Do

not damage the heating ele-

ments and mechanics.

7 Do not use the appliance as a

source of heat.

7 Do not attempt to dislodge

bread when the appliance is

switched on.

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Dear Customer,

Congratulations on the purchase of your new

GRUNDIG Stainless Steel Toaster TA 7280/

TA 7280 W.

Please read the following user notes carefully to

ensure you can enjoy your quality product from

GRUNDIG for many years to come.

A responsible approach!

GRUNDIG focusses on contractu-

ally agreed social working condi-

tions with fair wages for both

internal employees and suppliers.

We also attach great importance

to the efficient use of raw materials

with continuous waste reduction of several tonnes

of plastic every year. Furthermore, all our acces-

sories are available for at least 5 years.

For a future worth living.

For a good reason. Grundig.

Controls and parts

See the ﬁgure on page 3.

A Bread slot

B Start lever

C Browning control

D Reheat button

E Defrost button

F Stop button

G Crumb tray

H Housing

I Warming rack

AT A GLANCE _____________________________

Preparation

1 Remove all packaging and sticker materials and

dispose of them according to the applicable

local regulations.

2 Before using the appliance for the ﬁrst time,

clean the appliance (See the “Cleaning and

care” section).

3 Make sure that the appliance is in an upright

position and on a stable, ﬂat, clean, dry and

nonslip surface.

Note

7 When using the appliance for the first time,

smoke can develop due to production residues.

However, this does not mean the appliance is

defective. The first time you switch it on use the

appliance as you normally would but without

bread. It is recommended to use the medium set-

ting of the browning control C. Ensure for proper

room ventilation.

Toasting

1 Connect the power plug into the wall socket.

2 Insert only one slice of bread in each of the

two bread slots A.

3 Using the browning control C select the de-

sired degree of browning between 1 and 7.

Notes

7 Pushing 1 from the browning control C will

give the lightest degree of browning and push-

ing 7 the darkest.

7 The browning degree can vary depending on

the type of bread.

7 When toasting several slices of bread consecu-

tively, the toaster will become hotter and there-

fore the bread will gradually become darker.

Therefore select an appropriate browning de-

gree. Let the toaster cool down after each toast-

ing process for minimum 30 seconds.

OPERATION ______________________________

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OPERATION ______________________________

7 The browing degree of one slice is darker than

two slices, although the browning control C is

set to the same level.

4 Press the start lever B until it automatically

snaps into place.

– The toasting process begins. The indicator

light of the stop button F and the button

of the browning control level C illuminates

during the toasting process.

Notes

7 If the power plug is not connected to the wall

socket, the start lever B does not snap into

place.

7 The degree of browning can also be adjusted

during the toasting process with the browning

control C.

5 The appliance automatically switches oﬀ as

soon as the set degree of browning has been

reached.

– The start lever B springs back up and the

stop button F light goes oﬀ. The toast slices

are pushed upwards and can be taken out

of the toaster.

Notes

7 To cancel the toasting process before it has fin-

ished, press the stop button F. The start lever

B springs back up and the toast slices can be

taken out of the toaster.

7 After the start lever B springs back up, you

can use the high-lift function by pushing the

start lever B upwards.

Caution

7 Be very careful when taking the toast slices out

of the toaster as the metal parts of the toaster

and also the bread can become very hot.

6 Disconnect the appliance from the wall

socket.

Note

7 If toast slices get stuck in the toaster, switch the

toaster off immediately by pressing the stop

button F. Pull the power plug out of the wall

socket. Let the toaster cool down completely.

Carefully try to take the bread out of the toaster

without damaging the sensitive heating ele-

ments and other parts. Do not use any electro-

conductive objects to remove the bread from

the toaster.

Toasting frozen bread

1 Follow the steps from 1 to 4 of the “Toasting”

section.

2 Press the defrost button E.

– The indicator lights of the defrost button E

and stop button F illuminate and the toast-

ing process begins.

Note

7 When the defrost button E is pressed, the

toasting process takes longer than with normal

toasting.

3 The appliance automatically switches oﬀ as

soon as the set degree of browning has been

reached.

– The start lever B springs back up; defrost

button E and the stop button F lights go

oﬀ. The toast slices are pushed upwards

and can be taken out of the toaster.

Notes

7 To cancel the toasting process before it has ﬁn-

ished, press the stop button F. The start lever

B springs back up and the toast slices can be

taken out of the toaster.

7 After the start lever B springs back up, you can

use high-lift function by pushing the start lever

B upwards.

Caution

7 Be very careful when taking the toast slices out

of the toaster as the metal parts of the toaster

and also the bread can become very hot.

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4 Disconnect the appliance from the wall

socket.

Warming up already

toasted bread

1 Follow the steps from 1 to 4 of the “Toasting”

section.

2 Press the reheat button D.

– The indicator lights of the reheat button

D and stop button F illuminate and the

warming up process begins.

3 The appliance automatically switches oﬀ as

soon as the set degree of warming has been

reached. The start lever B springs back up; re-

heat button D and the stop button F lights go

oﬀ. The toast slices are pushed upwards and

can be taken out of the toaster.

Notes

7 To cancel the toasting process before it has fin-

ished, press the stop button F. The start lever

B springs back up and the toast slices can be

taken out of the toaster.

7 After the start lever B springs back up, you

can use high-lift function by pushing the start

lever B upwards.

Caution

7 Be very careful when taking the toast slices out

of the toaster as the metal parts of the toaster

and also the bread can become very hot.

4 Disconnect the appliance from the wall socket.

Warming up buns

This toaster is equipped with an external warm-

ing rack I.

Notes

7 Do not toast bread and warm up buns at the

same time.

7 Do not warm up toast slices on the warming

rack I. The toast slices hinder sufficient ven-

tilation.

OPERATION ______________________________

7 If you accidentally activate the wrong mode

(defrost instead of reheat or reheat instead of

defrost), then the selected mode must be can-

celled first by pressing the stop button F be-

fore you can select the right mode.

1 Put the warming rack on the housing H and

place it into the gaps

2 Place the buns on the warming rack I.

3 Connect the power plug into the wall socket.

4 Using the browning control C select the de-

sired degree of warming.

5 Press down the start lever B.

– The indicator light of the stop button F il-

luminates and the warming up process be-

gins.

6 Turn the buns in order to reach a consistent

browning.

7 The appliance automatically switches oﬀ as

soon as the set degree of warming has been

reached.

– The start lever B springs back up; and the

stop button F light goes oﬀ.

Note

7 To stop the warming up process before it has

finished press the stop button F.

8 After warming up the buns take them oﬀ the

rack and and put the warming rack by the

warming rack handles oﬀ.

9 Disconnect the appliance from the wall socket.

Caution

7 The buns and the housing H of the toaster can

become very hot during and directly after the

toasting process. Do not touch them with bare

hands.

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