Introduction
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The Toast Select Luxe adjusts the toasting time for each type of bread. 'Lift & Look' to check if it's done. Press 'A Bit More' and to give it just that… a little bit more. Follow toasting progress with the LED countdown indicator. Crafted with brushed stainless steel in premium metallic finishes and chrome accents.
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VARIABLE BROWNING CONTROL Toast to your ideal browness level while the LED indicates your browning progress.
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INNOVATIVE AUTO FEATURES 1-Touch 'A Bit More' and 'Lift & Look' functions are derived directly from your feedback and makes for flawless toasting.
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EASY CLEANING No need to ever lift when cleaning. Just pull out the front crumb tray and tip it into the dustbin.
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Construction Materials:Brushed stainless steel body with back-lit buttons.
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Dimensions (WxDxH):8.2" x 7.9" x 13.4"
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Power:1000 Watts Voltage:120Volts, 60Hz Settings:6 Bread Settings: Wholewheat, White, Bagel, Waffles, Pastries and English Muffins 4 Functions: 'Lift & Look', 'A Bit More'/Reheat, Frozen and Cancel
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From the bottom, the bread maker has 4 screws securing two pieces of the shell.
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Time to cut it open!First thing’s first, let’s turn over the machine, there are 4 screw in sight, therefore a screw driver is up.
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Take a closer look after removing the screws on the bottom, we can see there are still 4 plastic pads and silicon circles that are waiting to be taken away.
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You might notice that the shells are not apart yet, but take a closer look, it’s already loose.
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This is when you flip it upside-down again, find the very botton on the side and take it off, a simple twist and pull will do the work.
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Time to get our first glimpse inside this bread maker.
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To take off the mainboard, you need a screw driver to remove those three screws.
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Unplug those wires highlighted in the photo.
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Ta-da! You successfully removed the mainboard!
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To teardown the mainboard from the other side, this is what you have to do--
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Unplug all wires connected to it.
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picture 2 shows how it should be like after you did the instruction above.
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All you have to do now, is to take away the mainboard along with the metal chip beneath it.
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First, take off the screws like shown in the picture.
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Then you will see a board also secured with screws——repeat your last move.
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There you have a small board!
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Same spot, same move—— remove three screws on top of the disc.
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Then there you are—— a small disc!
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Let's move on to the inside of the shell, shall we?
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There are so many screws on this thing, huh? Let's just screw them off and take out the small board.
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Next, take off the clips in p1&2.
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Generated by all the steps above, you can pull out this metal wire easily.
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However, the last step is a lot more difficult, this is to seperate its silver machine case with its black plastic base.
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This step requires specialised tool, for any other normally seen screw drivers/tools will easily bend the metal inside.
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Therefore, if not necessary, don't teardown this part without specialised tools.
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One comment
Je ne sais pas de quelle origine vient l'appellation "Machine à pain" pour cet appareil, mais en France on appelle cela un grille-pain. L'appellation "Machine à pain" est destinée à un appareil qui permet de pétrir et cuire le pain ce qui est franchement différent.