It looks like there is no cancel or stop button. Can the user stop the toasting process once it has started? How?
162347
Yes it has a stop button in the middle of the heat setting dials enabling you to cancel each side.
162348
The stop button is in the center of the dials where the round button is located.
162349
Located in the middle of the temperature dial is a button. You simply press the button to halt the toaster dispensing your toast, as is. It works fine.
162350
The stop button is in the middle of the dial for the temperature and it is very easy to stop the toasting process.
162351
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
162352
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.
749159
No, there is a single set of controls (lever/cancel button/adjustment knob) which controls both slots simultaneously. Great toaster though, recommend!
1503482
I don't think so - I like my toast light, so I always push the 'cancel' button. Wait!! I did leave my toast in and it didn't beep.
2112812
You can't once the timer is over the hot plate stops as well. If you've noticed once you hit the on button again all you get is a warning beep.
816178
The timer only goes to a maximum of 30 minutes. It does have a "Stay On" function on the dial if you want the toaster to simply stay on until you decide to turn it off. A bit of warning, though: my timer broke and I can only keep the dial set to "Stay On" now. Because of that I can only turn off the toaster oven by unplugging it. The dial won't stop once it's reached the "Off" position when the timer is being used. I don't mind because I find the ticking sound of the timer to be really annoying anyway. But if you were relying on a timer for helping you properly cook your meal, just a warning that my timer did break only about a month or so after I started using my oven. I hope this is useful for you. The timer only goes to a maximum of 30 minutes. It does have a "Stay On" function on the dial if you want the toaster to simply stay on until you decide to turn it off. A bit of warning, though: my timer broke and I can only keep the dial set to "Stay On" now. Because of that I can only turn off the toaster oven by unplugging it. The dial won't stop once it's reached the "Off" position when the timer is being used. I don't mind because I find the ticking sound of the timer to be really annoying anyway. But if you were relying on a timer for helping you properly... » Read More The timer only goes to a maximum of 30 minutes. It does have a "Stay On" function on the dial if you want the toaster to simply stay on until you decide to turn it off. A bit of warning, though: my timer broke and I can only keep the dial set to "Stay On" now. Because of that I can only turn off the toaster oven by unplugging it. The dial won't stop once it's reached the "Off" position when the timer is being used. I don't mind because I find the ticking sound of the timer to be really annoying anyway. But if you were relying on a timer for helping you properly cook your meal, just a warning that my timer did break only about a month or so after I started using my oven. I hope this is useful for you. « Show Less
28722
As far as I know there is no on off button. It's always a good idea to unplug any toaster, button or no button. Buttons can short out leaving your toaster on all day. Not a good thing.
1029235
There is not a switch to disable the auto-off feature. 20 seconds is plenty of time for mine to run and you can press it again right after if you are processing a whole chicken or some such.
904467
No, it does not......oops sorry, I see how the other reviewer answered. I was looking at feature buttons & the manual and did not see this mentioned....but they are correct once the toast pops up the heating elements do turn off.
233464
you push a button that says toast and then you push a button that says start. You can also push 'more time' or 'less time' buttons after you push toast but before you push start.For making toast you make sure the oven is empty and use the bottom rack. The stove has heating elements on the top and the bottom so you don't have to flip the toast over.Everybody in my family loves the toast it makes except me, I wish that it was faster.
558464
The only way you can shut it off is by pausing a song and then press the hold button. It will go off and say see you later. Goodluck!!
2010535
The keep warm position turns off the convection. Otherwise the convection is on during toast & broil
2051539
No. The heating Elements inside the toaster will shut off but the Blue LED Window will remain lit for approximately 3 min after the toasting cycle is complete. The owners manual though recommends unplugging the toaster when not in use.
226922
It should definitely toast anyway. Is your heat setting down on the actual Toast setting? And you have to turn the timer dial past 10 minutes and then back down to the brownness you want for your toast. If you're doing this and still not working, time for repairman or replacement. Good luck
607494
IMPORTANT: For those out there that do not like a loud beep. You can turn it off. It's in the manual. At the same time push and hold the "Toast" & "Bagel" buttons for 5 seconds. This will deactivate the beeping. Unfortunately, it now does not beep at the end of a cooking cycle either. It does beep a lot, but not a huge deal for us. However, if you do have a need for silence, it is easy to turn the beeping off. It's just as easy to turn it back on - hold the toast and bagel buttons again for 5 seconds and it's beeping again. Hope this helps someone out there!
893773
nothing is on or using power until you push the level down to lower the toast, the only led that will be on at that time is if you select one of the special functions, bagel, defrost, or reheat. when the lever pops up everything is returned to off position.
487080
yes, using grill mode but it takes more time than toaster. Kinda like grill on an open fire...
317159
Yes. You press the stop key. You can lift up the lever to release whatever you are toasting. Nice feature.