Philips HL5885/15 User manual

Toaster HL5885/5

Grille-pain HL5885/5

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HL5885/5

Important

◗Read these directions for use carefully before

using the appliance and save them for future

reference.

◗Use the appliance only for its intended

purpose as described in this manual.

◗Check if the voltage indicated on the bottom

of the appliance corresponds to the mains

voltage in your home before you connect the

appliance.

◗Connect the appliance to an earthed wall

socket.

◗Position the appliance in such a way that:- the

mains cord does not hang over the edge of

the table or countertop;- it is standing on a

flat surface with sufficient free space around

it;- it is out of the reach of children

◗Never operate the appliance on a non-heat-

resistant or flammable surface.

◗Do not place the appliance on or near a hot

ring of a gas cooker,a hot element of an

electric cooker or a heated oven.

◗Bread may burn.Do not use the toaster near

or below curtains or other combustible

materials.

◗Make sure that the mains cord is not too

close to and particularly not in contact with

the hot surface of the appliance.

◗Do not use foods with coatings or fillings that

may start to drip when heated up.

Accumulation of food particles or juices in the

toaster can cause an unhealthy situation and

can lead to malfunctioning and even burning

of the appliance.

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◗Do not insert foil-covered or oversized foods

into the toaster.

◗Never let the appliance operate unattended.

◗Avoid touching the slots of the toaster,as

they become very hot.

◗Do not put you fingers in the slots of the

toaster.

◗Unplug the appliance immediately after use.

◗Always clean the appliance after use.Unplug

the appliance and let it cool down before you

start cleaning it.

◗Never immerse the toaster in water.You can

clean it by wiping it with a moist cloth.

◗Prevent water or other liquids from running

into the appliance.

◗Clean out accumulated crumbs frequently to

avoid the risk of fire or malfunctioning of the

toaster.

◗Never insert sharp or abrasive objects into

the slots,as this will cause damage.

◗Do not use the appliance if the mains cord is

damaged or after the appliance has been

dropped or damaged in any way.If damage is

suspected,the appliance is to be examined by

Philips or by a service centre authorised by

Philips,as special tools and/or parts are

required.

◗Do not use accessories that are not

recommended by the manufacturer.

Before you start using the appliance

1Remove any stickers and wipe the body of

the toaster with a moist cloth.

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2Make sure that the toasting lever is in

raised position when you put the plug in

the wall socket.

3Let the toaster complete the first toasting

cycle without slices of bread in it at the

highest toasting setting to preheat the new

elements and to burn away any dust that

may have accumulated in the toaster

during storage.Let the toasting cycle take

place in a ventilated room to prevent any

unpleasant smells produced by appliance

from accumulating in the room.

Using the appliance

C1Select the desired browning setting (1-7)

by means of the Electronic Browning

Control.The required setting depends on

the thickness and moisture content of the

bread.

C2After having selected the desired browning

setting,place the bread in the slots and

press the toasting lever down until it locks.

NB:the toasting lever will not lock in downward

position when the Electronic Browning Control is

in position 'O' (OFF).This will prevent the

appliance from being accidentally switched on if

children should pull at the lever.

C3When the bread has reached the selected

browning degree,the slices will pop up

automatically and are ready for removal

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from the slots.If the slices are difficult to

remove safely,you can lift the Safety-Lift

toasting lever a little further.This will raise

the bread carriage another 16 mm to

allow you to safely remove small pieces of

toast.

4If the toast gets stuck in the slots,the

automatic safety cut-out will switch the

heating elements off after the bread has

reached the desired browning degree.

Unplug the appliance and wait until the toaster

has cooled down before removing slices that have

got stuck in the toaster.

5Remove the plug from the wall socket.

C6Let the appliance cool down,roll up the

mains cord and store the appliance.

DO NOTWRAPTHE MAINS CORD AROUND

THE BODY OFTHE APPLIANCE DURING OR

AFTER USE.

Toasting bagels

1Cut the bagels in half,lengthwise.

2Insert the halved pieces into the toaster

with the sides to be toasted facing the

heater in the center.

3Select the degree of browning.

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4Move the lever downwards to switch on.

C5Press the "Bagel"-button.

To toast only one side of frozen slices,move the

lever downwards and press the "Bagel" and

"Defrost"-button.

Cancel button

C1When the toasting cycle has been

completed,the bread carriage will be

raised.If you wish to interrupt the toasting

process,simply press the Cancel button.

Defrost button

The Defrost function allows you to defrost and

toast slices of bread in one go.This results in a

slightly longer toasting cycle.

1Insert one or more slices of bread into the

toaster.Make sure that the slices do not

overlap and that the bread carriage is in

raised position.

2Set the browning control to the desired

position:

- Setting 1-2:for toasting frozen slices of bread

and thinner frozen items such as pancakes.

- Setting 3-4:for toasting frozen pastries,frozen

waffles,(thin) French toast.

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- Setting 5-6:thicker frozen items such as hand-

cut bread and thick French bread.

3Press the toasting lever down until it locks.

C4Press the Defrost button

When the defrosting and toasting cycle has been

completed,the toaster will raise the bread.If you

wish to interrupt the defrosting and toasting

process before it is finished,simply press the

Cancel button.

Unplug the appliance after use.

Tips.

- In order to achieve a uniform browning result,

we advise you to wait at least 30 seconds

between toasting cycles to allow the browning

control to automatically reset itself.

- Stale bread toasts more rapidly than fresh

bread.When toasting stale bread,select a lower

browning setting than you would normally use.

- When toasting two slices,it is recommended to

use slices that are the same size and that are

equally fresh.

- When toasting a single slice of bread,set the

browning control to a lower setting than you

would normally use.The toaster will heat the

entire toasting chamber,even when you have

inserted only a single slice.By selecting a lower

browning setting,you will prevent the slice from

being overtoasted.

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Cleaning

Switch the toaster off,remove the plug from the

wall socket and let the toaster cool down before

you start cleaning it.

Wipe the outside of the toaster with a moist

cloth and dry it with another cloth or a paper

towel.

DO NOT USE ABRASIVESTO CLEANTHE

TOASTER.

To avoid damage to the heating elements,do not

use any pointed or sharp objects to clean the

inside of the toaster.

C1Crumbs will accumulate in the crumb tray

and could catch fire if the crumb tray is

not emptied periodically.When the toaster

has cooled down completely,tap the sides

of the toaster lightly to dislodge any

crumbs caught in the toasting chamber and

pull out the crumb tray.

Empty the tray and push it back into the toaster.

DO NOT HOLDTHE APPLIANCE UPSIDE

DOWNTO REMOVETHE CRUMBS.

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