Is the cord in the front or the back of the toaster (from the controls).
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The cord actually is out the bottom about 2/3 way down from the tongs; closer to the controls. The toaster doesn't sit flat on the counter but has little feet and the bottom has vents. Hope this answers your question.
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This is a handy feature. As the toaster is in Top view, looking down on the name, the cord comes out of the right side bottom-middle and can be secured through a cord keeper on the base. I kept the cord wrapped as it came and it remains short but next to an outlet. It's a neat set up.
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Hi CyberauntOn my 4 slice Cuisinart toaster the cord come out the bottom front of the toaster. There is a track and plastic hangers (triangle shaped) to run the cord on so that the cord comes out the back of the toaster.I hope this helps.
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The cord isc43 inches long. I love this toaster oven. It is well made & heats quickly.
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Cord comes out the bottom, but since the toaster is on small tabs, it can be moved to any side. Length is about 2 1/2 feet.
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The cord is connected to the toaster to the end that has the controls but it does not really matter because the cord enters the bottom of the toaster, and the toaster sits up on four feet, allowing the cord to exit any side that works best.
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cord is feed from under the toaster to the back. This does not present a problem and the crumb tray is situated from the back but does not present a problem. I have had this toaster for several months and I am very well pleased with it.
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No, the cord is not retractable but does have secure clips on the bottom of the toaster to route the cord snuggly in place and take up any slack.
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Yes, the button is in the middle of the heating adjustment ring on each side. I can't say that this toaster deserves much praise. The heating coils aren't consistent but it works. The last one I owned was heavier and worked better.
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The cord comes out of the side of the toaster (not the end as traditional) and is about 25".
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The cord is long and winds around a recessed spool on the bottom of the unit, so any slack can be stored. As a result, one can choose what direction the cord extends from the bottom of the toaster- front back or sides.
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I PURCHASED THE 4 SLICE TOASTER AND THE BLACK CORD IS IN THE MIDDLE OF THE BACK. Don't know about the 2-slice.
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The actual true length is 32" from underneath orienting towards the front. This allows you to direct the cord either left or right from the back of the toaster. There are channels to thread the cord whichever way you want it to go. Mine extends approx 24" from the back to the outlet with the way I have it set up. I really like this toaster. Thank goodness we do actually use it lot so it was not a waste of money. We are enjoying toast faster than toaster oven now. I have had muffins come shooting out onto the floor. Its one of those kind of funny things thats not really if you realize you just missed your muffin : / ! Great toaster though. I wanted most watts I could get before they stop making them. Now for a new toaster oven that's this good.
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I don't know the answer - I bought this toaster for my son and shipped it right to him, so I haven't seen it or used it. SORRY.
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I'm not sure what you are calling the front. The picture has the controls on what I would call the front. Mine comes out of the opposite side which I am calling the back as opposed to the 2 sides. But you can make the cord as long or short as needed so it doesn't show , if that is your concern. I hope that answers your question.
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All toasters are made this way. I can attest to that. I have bought several models now in hopes of finding one with the cord coming out the back. My electrical sockets are higher up on my kitchen wall and I've tried several models and the coords are NOT long enough to reach the socket unless I turn the toaster around to be facing the wall. Totally unacceptable. I've decided not to have a toaster anymore. Just going to use my oven broiler for now on.
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There is a stop button .. two actually, located in the lower center .. between each set of two slots. It's hard to see in the picture.. looks like a light gray circle. It's much easier to see in person. Another nice feature on this is that the center has two leavers .. one for each side of the toaster that will actually lift the toast out so you can remove it without getting burned. I love this.. because I love the small crust of the bread toasted but with my old toaster I was often burned trying to wiggle my small toast out. I love my toaster and am sure that anyone buying this one will be delighted when they use it. There is a stop button .. two actually, located in the lower center .. between each set of two slots. It's hard to see in the picture.. looks like a light gray circle. It's much easier to see in person. Another nice feature on this is that the center has two leavers .. one for each side of the toaster that will actually lift the toast out so you can remove it without getting burned. I love this.. because I love the small crust of the bread toasted but with my old toaster I was often burned trying to wiggle my small toast out. I love my toaster and am sure that anyone buying this one will be... » Read More There is a stop button .. two actually, located in the lower center .. between each set of two slots. It's hard to see in the picture.. looks like a light gray circle. It's much easier to see in person. Another nice feature on this is that the center has two leavers .. one for each side of the toaster that will actually lift the toast out so you can remove it without getting burned. I love this.. because I love the small crust of the bread toasted but with my old toaster I was often burned trying to wiggle my small toast out. I love my toaster and am sure that anyone buying this one will be delighted when they use it. « Show Less
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It's 23" from toaster to plug. About 2 feet if you include the length of the plug itself. That's a lot longer than the cord on my last toaster.