Is there a "Cancel" button or a way to eject the toast mid-cycle?
872083
Yes, and in fact, it's actually called "CANCEL." There's three little buttons on the end of the toaster with the up/down handle, on the dark edge."CANCEL," "REHEAT" and "DEFROST."
872084
Yes, it is labelled "Cancel" and is just below the lightness/darkness knob on the right lower side.
872085
Yes, there is a cancel buttom BUT the PROBLEM with this toaster is that it only toasted the bread on ONE side because the heating coil was defective on BOTh outsides of the toaster. It was defective from the first and I didn't bother returning it because I needed the long slots for large bread slices which are hard to find and it is my fault for not returning it. I don't know if any other customers had this problem but it just one more product from China that is "10 Cents short of a dollar". And this item isn't cheap so the low quality is inexcusable for a supposedly-industrial quality product. Yes, there is a cancel buttom BUT the PROBLEM with this toaster is that it only toasted the bread on ONE side because the heating coil was defective on BOTh outsides of the toaster. It was defective from the first and I didn't bother returning it because I needed the long slots for large bread slices which are hard to find and it is my fault for not returning it. I don't know if any other customers had this problem but it just one more product from China that is "10 Cents short of a dollar". And this item isn't cheap so the low quality is inexcusable for a supposedly-industrial... » Read More Yes, there is a cancel buttom BUT the PROBLEM with this toaster is that it only toasted the bread on ONE side because the heating coil was defective on BOTh outsides of the toaster. It was defective from the first and I didn't bother returning it because I needed the long slots for large bread slices which are hard to find and it is my fault for not returning it. I don't know if any other customers had this problem but it just one more product from China that is "10 Cents short of a dollar". And this item isn't cheap so the low quality is inexcusable for a supposedly-industrial quality product. « Show Less
1690668
Button on the right side of the base will turn off the answering machine. It looks like an on/off button. I inadvertently deactivated the answering function myself.
615870
I have the two slice one, when you press lets say bagel, the bagel button will come on. Must be a defect I am sure when you press toast there should be a blue light that tells you what you are toasting..as in reheat the blue light comes on. Guess you will have to send it back..
2034986
No, once the toasting cycle is finnished the light will go off after a few minutes
49272
Mine did that once, but I just held the button down for a few seconds and it turned itself off. Hope that helps.
656629
No. You have to press stop to turn off functions prior to their timing off.
1037558
Have you tried the clear off button on the lower left corner of the control panel?
711513
I haven't tried this, but there is a "Job Status/Cancel" button on the left side of the control panel. I suggest you try this.
2239483
I had not used this feature, but just tried it and it appears that it can be stopped and started again where I left off. Simple to do just using the start/stop button. Thanks
1889581
You can power it off from the menus. But there is no button on the device to power it down, you just have to unplug it.
175403
can you - maybe, depends where you bought it, but Why do you want to return it? - I have mine for over a year and it really works fine - good for lazy people who don't like to push the toast down - a micro motor brings it down gently - Arthur
162349
Located in the middle of the temperature dial is a button. You simply press the button to halt the toaster dispensing your toast, as is. It works fine.
1278570
Yes, press and hold "1" a couple of seconds until you hear two quick confirmation beeps. Even better (as far as I am concerned) press and hold "2" a couple of seconds until you hear two quick confirmation beeps and all tones are turned off. If you lose electricity to the microwave, even briefly, tones will turn back on and you have to repeat this procedure.
1737460
Perhaps, but you only hit the button when you start the timer. It automatically turns off when complete. Then you walk away.
633378
no...but you can take a look at well your toast is doing and continue on. I use a fork with plastic end when my toast is finished for short toast.
626089
There is a button for it but you can't really turn it off. If you don't want this option just turn off the dry cycle 10 minutes before the time is up so the deodorizing step does not happen.
1443137
If you're quiet, you can hear the sound of the toast popping up. If you've turned the control up too high you will get the scent of burnt toast warning you to use the eject button.