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How to clean out a Black and Decker Toast R Oven

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Difficulty

Moderate

Steps

13

Time Required

30 minutes

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Slice and Dice

The steps in this guide should be split up and made into a series of prerequisite guides.

Introduction

Sometimes a burning smell can come form the toaster. This could be caused by crumbs stuck in the unit so its suggested that you deep clean the Black and Decker Toast R Oven.

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  1. Make sure that the toaster is unplugged before you begin.

    • Make sure that the toaster is unplugged before you begin.

    • Turn the toaster over with its backside face down.

    • Remove the two Phillips #4 1cm screws that attach the side panels.

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  2. Pull downwards (towards the bottom of the unit) and outward to remove the side panels. Pull downwards (towards the bottom of the unit) and outward to remove the side panels.

    • Pull downwards (towards the bottom of the unit) and outward to remove the side panels.

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  3. Remove the metal vent piece that is below the door.

    • Remove the metal vent piece that is below the door.

    • This should slide off easily once both of the side panels are removed.

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  4. Remove the two Phillips #4 1 cm screws, which connect the bottom panel to the unit.

    • Remove the two Phillips #4 1 cm screws, which connect the bottom panel to the unit.

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  5. Remove the crumb tray (the bottom, metal panel) from the toaster unit.

    • Remove the crumb tray (the bottom, metal panel) from the toaster unit.

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  7. Remove the aluminum strip from the bottom of unit; this is the piece that is directly under the door.

    • Remove the aluminum strip from the bottom of unit; this is the piece that is directly under the door.

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  8. Remove the knobs by pulling them upward; they should slide right off.

    • Remove the knobs by pulling them upward; they should slide right off.

    • When placing the knobs back on the unit, make sure the semicircle notch fits correctly in the hole so that the knobs don't fall off.

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  9. Unhook the bottom of the the display panel from the toaster unit.

    • Unhook the bottom of the the display panel from the toaster unit.

    • It will be a little tough to pry off, but don't be afraid to be forceful. You can use your hands, or pliers, to bend the metal piece backwards.

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  10. Begin to detach the back panel from the toaster unit.

    • Begin to detach the back panel from the toaster unit.

    • Then, unhook the rest of the display panel.

    • This will also be a little tough to get off, but don't be afraid to be forceful.

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  11. Now, you can clean the outside units of the toaster oven.

    • Now, you can clean the outside units of the toaster oven.

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  12. Remove the the heating coil protection bar from the toaster unit by first pulling out the left side.

    • Remove the the heating coil protection bar from the toaster unit by first pulling out the left side.

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  13. Finish removing the outside cover by lifting the lid upward.

    • Finish removing the outside cover by lifting the lid upward.

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  14. Remove the four Phillips #4 1 cm screws from the back of the unit.

    • Remove the four Phillips #4 1 cm screws from the back of the unit.

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Conclusion

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

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