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Question: Which side of the toaster does the cord attach to--left or right?
Document: All the way to the left was off, and all the way to the right was broil. The temperature range went from around 150 to 500. The bottom knob was Toast Darkness. All the way to the left was barely toasted at all, all the way to the right was burned to a crisp. The button... made toast. Not just toast, perfect toast. Every time.
You need a magnifying glass to read the dials. I put my glasses on, I shine a flash light on it, I still can not read the temp or the time. What the heck is wrong with the designers. Oh, the thing toasts and bakes great. The right side of the door is flimsey and bends easliy. This causes a gap which other people have complained about.
The toaster range goes from about 12 o'clock to 2 o'clock and somewhere in there is your perfect setting. Good luck getting it right each time.
Yes it's true, the timer ticks WAY too loud. My previous toaster ovens didn't have a timer, so I'm used to using the kitchen timer, and will continue to do so. When you turn the knob to the left to leave it on indefinitely, it does not tick.You can see my rant again for my opinion on toaster controls. This unit is "average" because it's as annoying to me as the rest that I looked at.
This went back. The design of the slide back door was very clever. However, the controls are very tedious, to the point of being dangerous. Look closely at the controls and you will see. When you want to use the toaster, you have to turn the knob beyond five minutes and kind of guess where it should go. Also, there is a chance that you have left the toaster/oven on, after you remove your item.
I've been shopping to replace my safe toaster oven that's about 12 yrs old. So I shopped around and looked at reviews and decided on the roll up door model. It looks nice and is easy to see the cooking going on but it gets tooooo hot. The whole thing heats up and hot. When you go to open or close your hand/ fingers are right next to the body which is super hot, my thermometer ran out of numbers after 500 degrees. My husband got burned twice.
I think this is a good toaster oven overall. Works well making toast, pizza etc. Has a nice stainless steel look. And it is larger than other toaster ovens I've seen before this - this could be a downside if your counter space is limited. The price on amazon seems reasonable for what you get here.There are a few things I didn't like about the oven. The timer mechanism works, but it is clunky, wobbly and makes an odd noise - seems on the cheap side.
What you will actually see is that the top knob indicators will be as clear as the bottom knob. As for complaints that temps are hard to set.......Geez, if you want to make toast - turn the top knob all the way to the right and set the indicator ON THE PICTURE OF A PIECE OF TOAST then turn the lower knob to the right to THE PICTURES OF A LIGHT TOAST OR DARK TOAST.6.
My unit arrived with a small scratch in the door. I called Hamilton Beach and had to fax them a copy of the receipt and they said they would send me out a new door. That was last week, but I have not gotten it yet. I am still considering sending it back unless I cam memorize where the settings are on the dial. I should have gone with an electronic one so I would know exactly how much time was left.
Included is also a photo of the oven while on. You can see the heating elements and what I like is that they are protected by a metal "shroud" not just on the area where food might spatter on them, but also on the other side which means they are fully protected if something does spill - it will not spill on the heating element so clean up will be easy.5. Several reviews have mentioned that the temperatures and times are hard to read on the knobs.
Answer: Looking in the front, the cord is in the right..