Do the numbered settings on the dial 'tick down' to zero after you press down the lever? Or will the numerical setting stay set after each toasting?
243809
No, the dial stays where you set it. It doesn't move or change except by your action.
243810
Haven't had a problem with the setting dials moving when pressing down the lever
243811
The dials are just to adjust toasting time. Took me a couple of times to find the setting I like. Does not count down but has a "cancel" button if you think toast is becoming too crisp. Like ours a lot.
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."
1708105
Nope. But like every other modern toaster, it does have other issues. Biggest design flaw - to pop the toast early, you have to turn the "darkness" knob all the way to the left. If the toast isn't done yet, it's hard to return to your original setting as the knob has no markings! I've also tried several over the past few years, and nothing - - reviews notwithstanding - - seems to work very well these days.
173338
The dials are labeled if u want oven turn dial to oven set temp n minutes the only thing that the dials don't explain is toast put top dail on toast bottom dail u have to turn it pass 20mintues the turn back up to 10 for dark toast if u want lighter toast use the number 7 or less
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.
1046350
I have found that what your saying is true. We have to toast things twice on the low setting. Very frustrating. I bought mine awhile ago should have returned it. If you just reasently puchased it send it back.
1307317
sorry cannot help, i cannot read my dials so i do not use it for anything but toast.
852640
works fine as a toaster - the dial takes a little getting used to as to how far to turn, but once you have it, its ok!
1707618
On the dot. Just FYI toasting takes awhile and timer is loud. I was very disappointed on toasting function. Hint: start your toast before your eggs or what ever else your cooking.
384757
My toaster has different toasting levels and I cut the slice bread in half and put in the toaster & push the button as if the bread was frozen on the setting of 7 & its' right @ crisp. Hope this helps - (I have a Stainless Steel Cuisinart Toaster)
230058
You press the A button to sequence from YEAR, MONTH DAY, then Hours and Minutes, pressing the B button will increase each of these. When pressing the B button while the minutes are flashing, will advance the minute and ZERO the second. So you plan to press the last minute setting at the exact point you want ZERO seconds. However an annoying thing, is there seems to be another hour and minute setting after setting the minutes, don't know what they mean. Also, the clock does not sync with the power line, so it drifts. Mine will drift up to a minute a month. Battery saves the time during power outage, but it would be nice if it actually kept time accurately.
681110
Once it is set to inH20, hold down on the HOLD button until it zeroes out. Then while in use it will register to the 1/100th position, i.e. "11.54"
2238729
There are no numbers, so cannot set it for a specific temperature. You just get used to where you want the setting by how warm the room gets. No fan blowing the air out, so you don't hear anything "shut off", just less heat radiating out of it. There are 2 settings with a button, then you can move the dial. We always have the button on the low setting and about middle of the dial, and warms our dining room/living room nicely. Awesome is that heat comes out both sides and the top. The cats and dog love to lie by it. No one has ever gotten burned by touching it either. Love this heater, our second one. First one lasted us 3 years of steady wintertime use. There are no numbers, so cannot set it for a specific temperature. You just get used to where you want the setting by how warm the room gets. No fan blowing the air out, so you don't hear anything "shut off", just less heat radiating out of it. There are 2 settings with a button, then you can move the dial. We always have the button on the low setting and about middle of the dial, and warms our dining room/living room nicely. Awesome is that heat comes out both sides and the top. The cats and dog love to lie by it. No one has ever gotten burned by touching it either. Love this... » Read More There are no numbers, so cannot set it for a specific temperature. You just get used to where you want the setting by how warm the room gets. No fan blowing the air out, so you don't hear anything "shut off", just less heat radiating out of it. There are 2 settings with a button, then you can move the dial. We always have the button on the low setting and about middle of the dial, and warms our dining room/living room nicely. Awesome is that heat comes out both sides and the top. The cats and dog love to lie by it. No one has ever gotten burned by touching it either. Love this heater, our second one. First one lasted us 3 years of steady wintertime use. « Show Less
317157
Oh yes, the far right button stops the progress. However, I was interested in the person who toasts on three... I always toast on one and get nice light toast, two would be fairly dark... and three.... can't imagine how dark that would be...
263338
Turn the top (function) dial from toast to the left to bake. Turn the middle (temperature) dial to the desired degree (ex. 350) Then turn the bottom dial (on/toast shade) from "off" to the left to "on" no need to push or pull on the dial just turn left.
1220318
When setting the toaster to the darkest level u should put on the highest number as well
2074927
I don't know because setting 4 is all I use for toast and have not done anything except bread in it.