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KH 1203/1204/1205/1206
3-Slot-Toaster
Proper use
This toaster is intended for home use of
toasting slices of bread, rolls and toasted
waffles. It is not intended for use with
other foods, other materials or commer-
cial or industrial use. Any other use or
modification shall be deemed improper
use and could give rise to considerable
dangers.
Technical information
Nom. voltage:
220 - 240V ~ 50 Hz
Nom. power input: 1200 W
Operating features and controls
Bread roll warmer
Control button
Warming button
Defrosting button
Stop button - for cancelling
the toasting process
Browning control (infinitely control-
lable electronic toasting timer)
Insulated handle
Toasting slot
Crumb drawer
Important safety advice
Please observe the following instruc-
tions to avoid the hazard of electrical
shock:
•
Never put cutlery or other metallic
objects into the toaster slits.
•
Never allow the toaster to come
intocontact with water as long as
the plug is in the socket (especially if
you use it in a kitchen near the sink).
•
Please ensure that the power cable
never gets wet or moist when the
toaster is in use. Never allow it to
get pinched or otherwise damaged.
Should the power cable or the plug
get damaged, have the customer
service replace it before you use
the toaster again.
•
Always pull the plug out of the
socket after use to make sure it
is not used unintentionally.
Please observe the following instruc-
tions to avoid the hazard fire or injury.
•
The toaster parts may get hot when
in use. Therefore, only touch the
handle and operating elements.
•
Pasta can catch fire. Therefore, never-
put the toaster under flammable ob-
jects, especially flammable curtains.
•
Never cover the toaster when it is
being used.
•
Never leave the toaster alone when
it is being used.
•
Do not allow children or infirm per-
sons handle heat-generating house-
hold appliances without supervision
because they may not always be
able to correctly assess potential
hazards.
•
Only use the toaster on a stabile,
non-slip and flat surface.
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