Salter Retro 2-Slice Toaster - Blue

The Salter Retro Toaster is designed for standard bread slices. Very thick-cut or unusually shaped loaves may not fit properly and could lead to uneven toasting or difficulties in removal. It's best to use items that fit comfortably within the slots.

It is recommended to empty the crumb tray after every few uses, or whenever it appears full, to prevent potential fire hazards and maintain optimal performance. Ensure the toaster is unplugged and cool before cleaning.

The high-lift feature allows you to raise the toast carriage higher than usual. This is especially helpful for safely and easily removing smaller items like crumpets, bagels, or small pieces of toast without burning your fingers.

No, the defrost, reheat, and cancel functions are separate. You select one function at a time based on your needs. For example, use defrost for frozen bread, reheat for warming up toast, and cancel to stop the cycle.

Yes, the Salter Retro Toaster is part of Salter's coordinated collection, which includes matching kettles and other kitchen appliances in various retro-inspired colors, allowing you to create a cohesive kitchen look.

Please refer to the product packaging or the manufacturer's official website for the most accurate and up-to-date warranty information specific to your purchase.

Ensure the power cord is securely plugged into a working electrical outlet. Check if the circuit breaker has tripped.

Ensure bread slices are centered using the self-centring guides. Avoid toasting excessively thick or unevenly shaped items. Clean any accumulated crumbs from the base.

Adjust the browning control to a lower or higher setting as needed. Experiment with different settings for different bread types. Remember that fresh bread may toast faster than day-old bread.

Use the high-lift feature to carefully raise the toast. Never use metal utensils to dislodge stuck items, as this can damage the heating elements. Unplug the toaster and allow it to cool before attempting to gently shake it or use a non-metal utensil.

This can occur during the first few uses due to manufacturing residues. If the smell persists after the first few uses, check the crumb tray for excessive build-up and clean it. Ensure no food debris is stuck to the heating elements.