Chefman RJ31-SS-V2-D, User Manual

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Your Digital Toaster requires very little maintenance, just the regular 
removal of crumbs.

1.  

 Unplug the toaster and cool completely. 

2.  

 When the toaster is completely cool, wipe the exterior down with a 
damp cloth or paper towel to remove any fingerprints or smudges. 

3.  

 Remove and clean the crumb tray periodically to avoid buildup: 

•  Once the toaster is unplugged and fully cool, press the crumb 

tray at the bottom back of the toaster. It will then partially pop 
out so you can pull it out. 

•  Use a sponge and warm, soapy water to wash. The crumb tray  

is NOT dishwasher-safe. 

•  Dry the crumb tray completely. 

•  Be sure to push the crumb tray all the way back inside the bottom 

of the toaster before next use.

CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE

•  Why won’t the toaster turn on?  

Check that the toaster is plugged in. If it is, make sure that the power 
cord is not visibly damaged in any way and that the power outlet 
being used is working. If the power cord is damaged in any way, 
do not use the toaster. Contact Chefman

®

 Customer Support for 

assistance.

•  My food is not burned, but a burning smell is coming from the toaster. 

This can be caused by burning crumbs that have collected in the 
crumb tray. Let the toaster cool completely, then turn upside down 
and gently shake over a trash bin to remove any excess crumbs. Follow 
the Cleaning and Maintenance instructions (see p. 11) on cleaning the 
crumb tray frequently to prevent a buildup of excess crumbs.

•  My bread has fallen apart and crumbled inside the toaster.  

How do I remove it? 

Never insert metal utensils or forks into the toaster. Unplug the toaster 
and turn it upside down over the sink. If the entire piece does not 
come out, raise and lower the lever a few times. 

•  My bread is stuck inside the toaster and lifting the lever does not 

raise it. How do I remove it?  

Never insert metal utensils or forks into the toaster. Unplug the 
toaster and allow to cool, then gently use wooden or plastic tongs or 
chopsticks to help remove the stuck food. To prevent this problem, 
use thinner bread slices, and never force slices into the slots when 
items are too thick.

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