Jenn-Air JTO500 - Manual (Page 10)

Checking on the Toasting Process
To check the progress of the toast during the toasting cycle, simply raise the manual
lift lever slightly to view the browning. Lowering the lever will return the bread to
the cavity for the remainder of the toasting cycle. Raising the lift lever will not
interrupt the toasting cycle. If you remove the toast prior to completion of the full
cycle, simply cancel the cycle by pressing the START/STOP button. If you forget
to cancel the remainder of the toasting cycle, the toaster will automatically shut off
at the end of the normal cycle.
Canceling the Toasting Cycle
To cancel the toasting cycle at anytime, press the
START/STOP button.Two beeps will sound and the
START/STOP button will turn off, indicating that the
toasting cycle has been interrupted or canceled.
Special Features
Bagel Setting
The bagel setting conveniently toasts a bagel or English muffin and
browns the cut sides to the desired shade.
To Use the Bagel Mode
1. Raise the lift lever to fully open the toasting slots. Arrange the
“cut” sides of the bagel or English muffin in the slots so that they
face toward the center of the toaster.
2. Lower the lift lever.
3. Set the touch wheel shade control for the desired degree of browning.
4. Press the BAGEL button.The BAGEL button will illuminate. For best results,
the BAGEL selection should be made before starting the toasting cycle.This
will provide the user with the optimum toasting experience. (Note: If left
unattended for more than two minutes, the BAGEL button will turn off.To
reactivate, simply press the button again.)
5. Press the START/STOP button to start the toasting cycle.The START/STOP
button will illuminate indicating that toasting is in process.
To Cancel the Bagel Mode
Simply press the BAGEL button again.The light will go out and the bagel mode will
turn off. Once the START/STOP button has been activated and the toasting cycle
started, canceling this mode may affect the quality of the final product.This feature
is provided to allow flexibility of operation. (Note:The bagel mode can not be can-
celled during the final stage of browning when the outer heating elements turn off.)
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