KitchenAid Pro Line® Series 2-Slice Automatic Toaster 使用とお手入れ

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.
IMPORTANT: The tray will be hot 

immediately following a toasting cycle. 

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.
NOTE: If grease or oil splatters on the 

toaster, wipe splatters away immediately 

using a clean, damp cotton cloth.

4. Return crumb tray to toaster. Press it in 

firmly until it clicks into position. Do not 

use the toaster without the crumb tray in 

proper position.

NOTE: KitchenAid does not recommend 

the use of a toaster cover.

If you have a preferred brownness setting 

but would like to toast something “a little 

longer”, you can do so at the touch of a 

button, without changing your favorite 

setting. 
To use this feature after a toasting cycle is 

complete:
1.  Wait for the food to raise automatically.  

A signal will sound. 

2.  If you desire more 

browning, just press A 

LITTLE LONGER and the 

food will resume toasting.

3.  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 enter Keep Warm mode.

NOTE: This feature may also be used to 

extend the toasting time from the beginning 

of the cycle.
1.  Insert bread or other food to be toasted 

in slot(s). 

2.  Wait for the bread to lower automatically, 

or press TOAST/CANCEL to start the 

cycle.

3.  Press the A LITTLE LONGER button.
4.  The toaster will extend toasting time.
5.  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 enter Keep 

Warm mode.

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