KitchenAid 5KMT2204 Le manuel du propriétaire

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English ................................................................................5
Deutsch ............................................................................21
Français ............................................................................37
Italiano ..............................................................................53
Nederlands ......................................................................69
Español .............................................................................85
Português .......................................................................101
Ελληνικά .........................................................................117
Svenska ..........................................................................133
Norsk ..............................................................................149
Suomi ..............................................................................165
Dansk ..............................................................................181
Íslenska ...........................................................................197
Русский ..........................................................................213
Polski ...............................................................................229
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TOASTER SAFETY
Important safeguards .........................................................................................6
Electrical requirements .....................................................................................8
Electrical equipment waste disposal .................................................................. 8
PARTS AND FEATURES
Toaster parts ...................................................................................................... 9
Control panel features ..................................................................................... 10
Toaster features ...............................................................................................11
OPERATING THE TOASTER
Beforerstuse ................................................................................................11
Using the Toaster .............................................................................................12
Using the special toasting functions ................................................................. 13
CARE AND CLEANING ......................................................................................17
TROUBLESHOOTING ........................................................................................18
WARRANTY AND SERVICE
Important safeguards .......................................................................................19
Electrical requirements ...................................................................................20
Table of ConTenTs
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TOASTER SAFETYTOASTER SAFETY
When using electrical appliances, basic safety precautions
should always be followed, including the following:
1. Read all instructions.
2. Do not touch hot surfaces. Use handles or knobs.
3. To protect against electrical shock, do not immerse cord,
plugs, or toaster in water or other liquid.
4. This appliance can be used by children aged from 8 years
and above and persons with reduced physical, sensory or
mental capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge if
they have been given supervision or instruction concerning
use of the appliance in a safe way and understand hazards
involved. Children shall not play with the appliance.
Cleaning and user maintenance shall not be made by
children without supervision.
5. Unplug toaster from outlet when not in use and before
cleaning. Allow to cool before putting on or taking off parts.
6. Do not operate any appliance with a damaged cord or plug
or after the appliance malfunctions or has been damaged
in any manner. Return appliance to the nearest Authorized
Service Center for examination, repair, or adjustment.
7. The use of accessory attachments not recommended by
the appliance manufacturer may cause injuries.
IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS
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TOASTER SAFETYTOASTER SAFETY
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
8. Do not use outdoors.
9. Do not let cord hang over edge of table or counter, or
touch hot surfaces.
10. Do not place on or near a hot gas or electric burner,
or in a heated oven.
11. To disconnect, turn any control to “OFF,” then remove
plug from outlet.
12. Do not use toaster for other than intended use.
13. Oversize foods, metal foil packages, or utensils must not
beinsertedintoasterastheymayinvolveariskofreor
electric shock.
14. Aremayoccuriftoasteriscoveredwithortouching
ammablematerial,includingcurtains,draperies,walls
and the like, when in operation.
15. Do not attempt to dislodge food when toaster is plugged in.
16. This product is designed for household use only.
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PARTS AND FEATURESTOASTER SAFETY
Voltage: 220-240 Volts
Frequency: 50/60 Hertz
Wattage: For 2-slot models: 1250 Watts
For 4-slot models: 2500 Watts
NOTE: If the power cord is damaged, it
must be replaced by the manufacturer or
its service agent in order to avoid a hazard.
Do not use an extension cord. If the power
supply cord is too short, have a qualified
electrician or serviceman install an outlet
near the appliance.
Electrical requirements
Electrical equipment waste disposal
Disposal of packing material
The packing material is 100% recyclable
and is marked with the recycle symbol .
The various parts of the packing must
therefore be disposed of responsibly
and in full compliance with local authority
regulations governing waste disposal.
Scrapping the product
- This appliance is marked in compliance
with European Directive 2002/96/EC, Waste
Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE).
- By ensuring this product is disposed of
correctly, you will help prevent potential
negative consequences for the environment
and human health, which could otherwise
be caused by inappropriate waste handling
of this product.
- The symbol
on the product or on the
accompanying documentation indicates
that it should not be treated as domestic
waste but must be taken to an appropriate
collection center for the recycling of
electrical and electronic equipment.
For more detailed information about
treatment, recovery and recycling of this
product,pleasecontactyourlocalcityofce,
your household waste disposal service or the
shop where you purchased the product.
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PARTS AND FEATURESTOASTER SAFETY
Cord wrap
(not shown)
Dual-independent
controls
Extra-wide slots
with automatic
self-centering racks
Removable
crumb tray
Sandwich rack
(included with
both models)
Toaster parts
Controls
Extra-wide slots
with automatic
self-centering racks
Removable
crumb tray
Cord wrap
(not shown)
2-slice model
4-slice model
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PARTS AND FEATURESPARTS AND FEATURES
Toast/Cancel function
This is an automatic toaster.
As soon as bread is placed
in either slot it will begin to
lower and toasting will begin
using the selected settings.
Some food may be too light to trigger
automatic toasting. If food does not begin
to drop after 3 seconds, press TOAST/
CANCEL ( ) to start the cycle manually.
Press again to cancel a toasting cycle already
in process, or to end a Keep warm cycle.
Shade control and Shade indicator
lights/Countdown timer
Precisely sets the desired brownness level.
Indicator lights show the setting at a glance.
During toasting, lights on the shade setting
bar will blink to indicate time left in the
toasting cycle.
Keep warm indicator
If the food is not removed
within 45 seconds of the end
of a cycle, the toaster will
automatically lower the food
and activate a “Keep warm” cycle using low
heat for up to 3 minutes. The Keep warm
( ) indicator will light while this cycle is
active. You can cancel this cycle at any time
by pressing TOAST/CANCEL ( ).
Bagel function
Your Toaster features a special
setting for toasting bagels,
ensuring optimal heat and
time for the best results. The
heating elements will adjust to
nicely toast the inside of a cut bagel without
burning the bagel’s outside surface.
Frozen function
Your Toaster features a
Frozen function that gently
defrosts and toasts frozen
bread. Use Frozen for frozen
foods only.
Sandwich function
Your Toaster features a
special “Sandwich” setting to
be used exclusively with the
KitchenAid Sandwich rack to
toast sandwiches made with
thinly sliced meats and cheese. See “Toasting
sandwiches” for more information.
Shade
control
Shade indicator lights/
Countdown timer
Keep warm
indicator
Bagel
function
Frozen
function
Sandwich
function
Toast/Cancel
function
Control panel features
OPERATING THE TOASTER
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PARTS AND FEATURESPARTS AND FEATURES
Extra-wide slots with automatic
self-centering racks
Extra-wide slots allow you to easily toast
bread,bagels,andEnglishmufnsupto
2.8 cm (1
1
/
8
") thick. Self-centering racks
help ensure even heating of thin or thick
breads. An automatic lift mechanism raises
and lowers racks.
Controls
Easy-to-use controls allow you to quickly
select the desired settings and light to
provide visual feedback.
Dual independent controls
(4-slice models only)
Dual independent controls allow you
to select different settings for each pair
of slots.
Cord wrap
The cord wrap provides convenient storage
of the cord when not in use.
Removable crumb tray
The removable crumb tray slides out for
quick removal of crumbs. Hand-wash only.
Toaster features
Before rst use
OPERATING THE TOASTER
Before using your Toaster, check the
extra-wide slots and remove any packing
or printed material that might have fallen
inside during shipping or handling. Do not
probe inside the Toaster with a metal object.
You may see light smoke the first time you
use the Toaster. This is normal. The smoke
is harmless and will soon disappear.
Shorten cord, if necessary, by wrapping cord
under the base. The Toaster’s feet are tall
enough to allow the cord to exit from under
any side of the Toaster.
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OPERATING THE TOASTEROPERATING THE TOASTER
Using the Toaster
1
Plug the Toaster cord into a grounded
outlet.
2
Move the Shade control to select the
degree of brownness you want. Move
the Shade control to the right for darker
toast or to the left for lighter. The
indicator lights will display the shade
level, from 1 (light) to 7 (dark).
3
Insert bread or other food to be toasted
in slot(s).
NOTE: Different types of bread and their
moisture levels may require different shade
settings. For example, dry bread will brown
more rapidly than moist bread and will
require a lighter setting.
NOTE: For even toasting on 2-slot models, toast only one bread type and thickness at a
time. If toasting two different types or thicknesses of bread with 4-slot models with dual
independent controls, be sure to toast only one bread type in each pair of slots.
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OPERATING THE TOASTEROPERATING THE TOASTER
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As soon as bread is placed in either slot
it will automatically begin to lower and
toasting will begin. Some food may be
too light to trigger automatic toasting. If
the food does not begin to drop after
3 seconds press TOAST/CANCEL
( )
to start the cycle manually.
6
When the Toaster is finished, it will
automatically raise the food and a signal
will sound. If food is not removed within
45 seconds, the Toaster will initiate the
Keep warm mode.
5
(Optional) Press desired special toasting
function button within 5 seconds. See
the “Special Toasting Functions” section
for more information.
7
To cancel toasting at any time, press
TOAST/CANCEL
( ). The Toaster
will raise the toast and turn off.
If the food is not removed within 45 seconds of the end of a cycle, the Toaster will
automatically lower the food and activate a “Keep warm” cycle using low heat for
up to 3 minutes. The Keep warm ( ) indicator will light while this cycle is active.
Keep warm function ( )
2
If food is not removed within the
3 minute Keep warm cycle, it will
raise up and the Toaster will turn off.
Using the special toasting functions
1
Press the TOAST/CANCEL ( )
button once. If food is not removed,
the Keep warm function will activate.
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OPERATING THE TOASTEROPERATING THE TOASTER
3
When the bagel is ready, the Toaster will
raise it and a signal will beep. If bagel
is not removed within 45 seconds, the
Toaster will enter Keep warm mode.
1
With the Shade control set to the
desired level of brownness, press the
BAGEL ( ) button.
Bagel function ( )
2
Insert bagel halves with the cut sides
facing in, as shown. The Toaster will
automatically lower the bagel and start
toasting.
Your Toaster features a special setting for toasting bagels, ensuring optimal heat and time
for the best results. The heating elements will adjust to nicely toast the inside of a cut bagel
without burning the bagel’s outside surface.
Your Toaster features a Frozen mode that gently defrosts and toasts frozen bread and bagels.
Use the Frozen function for frozen foods only.
Frozen function ( )
2
The Toaster automatically lowers the
bread, runs a defrosting cycle to thaw it,
then toasts it to the desired brownness.
1
With the desired brownness level
selected, press the FROZEN ( )
button.
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OPERATING THE TOASTEROPERATING THE TOASTER
1
Lightly butter the outside of the
sandwich bread – do not butter the side
that will face the filling. Buttering the
outside of the bread will slow browning
and help warm the filling.
3
Open the Sandwich rack by spreading
the handles apart. Then, place an edge
of your sandwich flush with the bottom
channel of the rack, as shown.
2
Fill the sandwich with desired
ingredients, but do not overfill it! Thinly
sliced ingredients – like ham, turkey, and
cheese – work best.
4
Press the Sandwich rack handles
together to grip the sandwich. Close
the clip to keep grids together.
Toasting Sandwiches ( )
Your Toaster features a special “Sandwich” setting to be used exclusively with the
KitchenAid Sandwich rack to toast sandwiches made with thinly sliced meats and cheeses.
5
Set the Shade control to the desired
level of brownness, then press
the SANDWICH ( ) button.
6
Insert the Sandwich rack into the
toaster slot, with your sandwich inside,
as shown. The Toaster will automatically
lower the Sandwich rack and start
toasting.
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CARE AND CLEANINGOPERATING THE TOASTER
7
When the sandwich is ready, a signal will
beep 3 times, and the Sandwich button
light will blink.
8
Remove Sandwich rack and press either
the SANDWICH ( ) button or the
TOAST/CANCEL ( ) button to return
the carriage to its proper position.
NOTE: For even toasting on 2-slot models, toast only one bread type and thickness at a
time. If toasting two different types or thicknesses of bread with 4-slot models with Dual
Independent Controls, be sure to toast only one bread type in each pair of slots.
Do NOT store your Sandwich rack in the Toaster, or place it back in the Toaster once
sandwich is toasted and unloaded. This would start a new toasting cycle and prevent
toaster from working properly.
NOTE: If Sandwich rack is not removed, a signal will beep every 30 seconds for 2 minutes
and the Sandwich button light will blink to remind you to remove it. If Sandwich rack is not
removed within 2 minutes, the toaster will automatically turn off. In any case, the Sandwich
rack must be removed to operate Toaster again.
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CARE AND CLEANINGOPERATING THE TOASTER
1
Unplug the Toaster and let it cool
before cleaning.
2
Grasp the center of the crumb
tray then slide it out. Shake the
crumbs into a waste container. It is
recommended that the crumb tray
be emptied after each use. Crumb
tray is hand-wash only.
3
Wipe Toaster with a soft, damp
cotton cloth. Do not use paper
towels, abrasive cleansers or liquid
cleaning products. Do not immerse
Toaster in water.
4
Return crumb tray to toaster. Press
itinrmlyuntilitclicksintoposition.
Do not use the Toaster without the
crumb tray in proper position.
IMPORTANT: The tray will be hot immediately following a toasting cycle.
NOTE: If grease or oil splatters on the Toaster, wipe splatters away immediately using
a soft, damp cotton cloth.
NOTE: KitchenAid does not recommend the use of a toaster cover.
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WARRANTY AND SERVICETROUBLESHOOTING
If your Toaster should fail to operate,
check the following:
1. If the Toaster does not begin to drop
and toast after 3 seconds, it might be
that the food inserted is too light to
trigger automatic toasting. Press TOAST/
CANCEL ( ) to start the cycle manually.
2. If the Toaster fails to operate and the
Sandwich light blinks, it means that a
heavy item is preventing the Toaster from
working properly. Remove the Sandwich
rack or any other heavy items from the
Toaster, then press the SANDWICH
button ( ) or the TOAST/CANCEL
button ( ) to allow the carriage to
return to its proper position.
3. Check that the Toaster is plugged into
a grounded 3-prong electrical outlet.
4. If the Toaster is plugged in, unplug it,
then plug in the toaster again.
5. If the Toaster still does not work, check
the household fuse or circuit breaker.
If the problem cannot be corrected, contact
an Authorized Service Center (see the
“Warranty and service” section).
Do not return the Toaster to the retailer -
they do not provide service.
NOTE:Youmayseelightsmoketherst
time you use the Toaster. This is normal. The
smoke is harmless and will soon disappear.
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WARRANTY AND SERVICETROUBLESHOOTING
Length of
Warranty:
KitchenAid Will Pay
For:
KitchenAid Will Not
Pay For:
Europe, Middle East
and Africa
:
Two years full warranty from
date of purchase.
The replacement
parts and repair labor
costs to correct
defects in materials
or workmanship.
Service must
be provided by
an Authorized
KitchenAid Service
Center.
A. Repairs when Toaster
is used for operations other
than normal household
food preparation.
B. Damage resulting from
accident, alterations,
misuse, abuse, or installation/
operation not in accordance
with local electrical codes.
KITCHENAID DOES NOT ASSUME ANY RESPONSIBILITY FOR INDIRECT
DAMAGES.
KitchenAid Toaster warranty
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WARRANTY AND SERVICE
www.KitchenAid.eu
Customer service
© 2014. All rights reserved.
Specicationssubjecttochangewithoutnotice.
In U.K. and Ireland:
Foranyquestions,ortondthenearestKitchenAidAuthorizedServiceCenter,pleasend
our contact details below.
NOTE: All service should be handled locally by an Authorized KitchenAid Service Center.
Contact number for U.K. and Northern Ireland:
Tollfree number 0800 988 1266 (calls from mobile phones are charged standard network
rate)
Contact number for Ireland:
Tollfree number +44 (0) 20 8616 5148
E-mail contact for U.K. and Ireland:
Go to www.kitchenaid.co.uk, and click on the link “Contact Us” at the bottom
of the page
Address for U.K. and Ireland:
KitchenAid Europa, Inc.
PO BOX 19
B-2018 ANTWERP 11
BELGIUM
In other countries:
For all product related questions and after sales matters, please contact your dealer
to obtain the name of the nearest Authorized KitchenAid Service/Customer Center.
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KitchenAid 5KMT2204 Le manuel du propriétaire

Catégorie
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Taper
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