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Horizontal Toaster

Horizontal Toaster

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MODEL T1000

*Trademark of General Electric Company, U.S.A.

IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS

When using electrical appliances, basic safety precautions should always be followed, including the following:

READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS.

■ Do not touch hot surfaces. Use handles or knobs.

■ Do not operate any electric or gas heating appliance beneath this unit. Do not place on or near a hot gas or electric burner or in a heated oven.

■ Do not install the horizontal toaster over a sink or basin or any electrical or gas heating appliance.

■ To protect against electrical shock, do not immerse cord, plug, or any part of horizontal toaster in water or other liquid.

■ Close supervision is necessary when any appliance is used by or near children.

■ Unplug from outlet when not in use and before cleaning. Allow to cool before putting on or taking off parts, and before cleaning the horizontal toaster.

■ Do not open crumb tray while horizontal toaster is in operation.

■ Do not operate any horizontal toaster with a damaged cord or plug or after it has been damaged in any manner. Return horizontal toaster to the nearest authorized service facility for examination, repair, or adjustment.

■ The use of accessory attachments not recommended by the appliance manufacturer may cause injuries.

■ Do not use outdoors.

■ Do not let the cord hang over the edge of table or counter, or touch hot surfaces.

■ Plug the cord into the wall outlet. To disconnect, turn all controls

“OFF”, then remove the plug from the wall outlet. Do not yank on the cord.

■ Do not use the horizontal toaster for other than intended use.

■ Oversized foods or utensils must not be inserted in the toaster, as they may create a fire or risk of electric shock.

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■ A fire may occur if the horizontal toaster is covered or touching flammable material, including curtains, draperies, walls, and the like, when in operation. Do not store any item on top of the horizontal toaster when in operation.

■ Do not clean with metal scouring pads. Pieces can break off the pad and touch electrical parts, creating a risk of electric shock.

■ Do not leave unattended while toasting.

■ Do not operate in the presence of explosive and/or flammable fumes.

■ This product is intended for household use only and not for commercial or industrial use.

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1 1. Glass Door

1 2. Metal Lip (partially hidden)

1 3. Door Handle

1 4. Pull-Down Crumb Tray

(Under Unit)

1 5. Toasting Rack

1 6. Power On Light

1 7. Electronic Toast Control

Knob with Pastry Setting

1 8. Start Button

1 9. Stop Button

(Cancels Toasting)

10. Vents

11. 4 Plastic Washers

12. 4 Screws

13. 2 Mounting Brackets

14. Mounting Template

15. 2 Spacer Bars

16. 4 Nuts

17. 1 Cord Hook

These items are located in the packing materials.

Check thoroughly before discarding.

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SAFETY NOTE:

Overtoasting of thinly sliced breads, reduced fat diet breads, and packaged greasy toaster foods could cause them to catch on fire. Toast thin, diet light, or greasy slices only in lower settings of the Toast Color Control; for packaged toaster foods, follow toasting instructions provided by their manufacturers.

POLARIZED PLUG

This horizontal toaster has a polarized plug — one blade is wider than the other. To reduce the risk of electric shock, this plug will fit into a polarized outlet only one way. If the plug does not fit fully into the outlet, reverse it. If it still does not fit, contact a qualified electrician. Do not attempt to defeat this safety feature by modifying the plug in any way.

How to Use

CHOOSING A

MOUNTING

LOCATION

Your Spacemaker* Optima TM Horizontal Toaster is designed to be mounted under a cabinet. DO NOT

ATTEMPT TO OPERATE UNLESS THE UNIT IS

PROPERLY INSTALLED. It can be mounted to wood or metal cabinets. When choosing a mounting location:

■ Keep in mind that it fits your normal work pattern - especially the use of counter top appliances and the possible addition of other under-the cabinet appliances.

■ Hold the Toaster in various locations while you consider the most convenient location for mounting in your kitchen.

■ Do not install the Toaster over another cooking or heating appliance or behind, under, or in front of under-cabinet lighting appliances.

*Trademark of General Electric Company, U.S.A.

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■ Do not install the Toaster directly in front of an electrical outlet, but be sure it is mounted within reach of an electrical outlet.

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The Toaster is designed to be mounted directly next to any other Spacemaker* Optima

TM product,

with a clearance of at least 1” between the two products. If it is not mounted next to any other

Spacemaker* Optima

TM product, maintain at least a 5” clearance on all sides including the back.

NOTE:

If you have Flush Bottom cabinets—a flat level surface where the cabinet doors come to the bottom of the cabinet front—(See Illustration 1A page 6) please take note that the Metal Lip of the

Toaster should not be placed anywhere under the hinge area of two cabinet doors.

If you are mounting the Horizontal Toaster directly next to another Spacemaker* Optima that is already mounted:

TM product

1. Place the Mounting Template along the side of the already-mounted Spacemaker* Optima

TM product that your Horizontal Toaster will hang next to.

2. Using the Mounting Template edge as a guide, draw a line on the underside of the cabinet.

(Figure A) This will be the line to use to mark the edge of the Horizontal Toaster’s location.

NOTE:

To help determine mounting location, see page 24 for the lengths of all the

Spacemaker* Optima TM products.

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Flush bottom-1A

Overhang Bottom-1B

Figure B

INSTALLING YOUR HORIZONTAL

TOASTER

Tools you will need for installation:

• Drill and 1/4” drill bit

• Phillips screwdriver

• Hammer/Nail to start a drill hole

• Adhesive tape

• Eye Protection Goggles

• Newspaper to cover counter tops (optional)

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First, determine if your cabinet has a flush bottom or overhang bottom.

(See Illustration 1A & 1B). If your cabinet has a flush bottom — flat, level surface — follow the mounting instructions below. If your cabinet has an overhang — a lip extending below the bottom of the cabinet shelf — turn to page 9 for mounting instructions.

MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS

FOR CABINET WITH FLUSH

BOTTOM

1. Empty your cabinet of its contents before starting to drill.

Clean the underside of the cabinet to remove any grease or other residue.

2. With the doors of the cabinet open, place the front of the

Mounting Template even with the front of the cabinet. (Figure B)

Tape securely in place.

3. Mark the four drill holes through the Template onto the cabinet bottom with a pencil and

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(Figure C)

4. Cover the counter top to catch drilled wood chips.

CAUTION:

Suitable eye protection is recommended to prevent injury from shavings while using a drill.

5. Make a small starter hole by hammering a nail or using a smaller drill bit. Holding the drill straight and vertical at the hole marks, center and drill up through the bottom of the cabinet. (Figure D)

6. Insert a plastic washer on each screw with the flat side of the washer resting on the cabinet bottom. Drop each screw with the washer in place through a drilled hole from inside the cabinet. Repeat the procedure with remaining screws and washers. Thread a nut onto each screw so that approximately 1/4” of the screw is exposed beyond the nut. (Figure E)

7. Slide the Mounting Bracket above the nuts through the

U-shaped openings on the

Bracket. The Bracket will then be resting on the nuts. (Figure F)

(See page 8).

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8. Press the Bracket inward and forward toward the front of the cabinet until it stops.

Tighten the screw/nut assembly with a screwdriver until the Bracket just touches the bottom of the cabinet. (Figure

G) The Bracket should move freely front to rear in the slot to fine tune the fit of the

Toaster to the cabinet front.

Repeat Steps 7 and 8 for the other Bracket.

9. Hold the Toaster in front of you and push it forward into the slots on the Mounting

Brackets until it locks into place. The Metal Lip on the top of the Toaster must rest against the cabinet front. (See

Figure H) The front of the

Toaster will extend 1 1 ⁄

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10. Drape the Cord toward an electrical outlet and use the

Cord Hook to hold it out of the way. Peel the paper off the adhesive back of the Cord

Hook. Place the Cord Hook at the back edge of the cabinet

(on or next to the wall) over the outlet to be used.

NOTE:

For safety, NEVER USE

TACKS THROUGH OR AGAINST

THE CORD TO HOLD IT.

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MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS FOR

CABINET WITH OVERHANG

If your cabinet has an overhang — a lip extending below the bottom of the cabinet shelf — follow these simple mounting instructions.

1. Empty your cabinet of its contents before starting to drill. Clean the

underside of the cabinet to remove any grease or other residue.

2. To determine whether you need to use Spacer Bars to mount your

Horizontal Toaster, use the

Cabinet Overhang Ruler on your

Mounting Template and measure the cabinet overhang (See

Illustration 2). If the overhang measures 1/4”, 3/4”,1-1/4”, or 1-

3/4” inches, you will need Spacer

Bars. Instructions for using

Spacer Bars are on page 12.

NOTE:

If The Mounting Location

Has A Partition: The Mounting

Template must be cut and a piece removed to allow for this partition.

(Figure I) Measure and cut very carefully. Save any pieces of the

Mounting Template you remove.

3. Fold down the grey strip on the

Mounting Template at the dotted line.

4. With the doors of the cabinet open, position the Mounting

Template under the cabinet so

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Tape the Mounting Template securely in place. Check to be sure the Mounting Template is located where you plan to mount the toaster.

NOTE:

If the cabinet has an overhang that extends more than

2 inches below the cabinet bottom, a wooden shim (a piece of wood that fits between the

Cabinet and the Bracket) will be necessary. Cut a block of wood that is: 16 1/4” x 5 1/2”. Make sure the wood is at least as thick as the amount of the overhang that exceeds 2 inches. Locate and drill holes on the shim for the screws to pass through. (Longer screws may be needed. See

Note after Step # 7.)

5. Mark the four drill holes through the Template onto the cabinet bottom with a pencil and remove the Mounting Template.

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Cover the counter top to catch drilled wood chips.

CAUTION:

Suitable eye protection is recommended to prevent injury from shavings while using a drill.

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6. Make a small starter hole by hammering a nail or using a smaller drill bit. Holding the drill straight and vertical at the hole marks, center and drill up through the bottom of the cabinet. (Figure K)

7. Insert a plastic washer on each screw with the flat side of the washer resting on the cabinet bottom. Drop each screw with the washer in place through a drilled hole from inside the cabinet. Repeat the procedure with remaining screws and washers. Thread a nut onto each screw so that approximately 1/4 of the screw is exposed beyond the nut. (Figure L)

NOTE:

If it was necessary to use a wood shim

(See NOTE after Step #4), you may need to use screws longer than those provided. To determine this, hold the shim firmly against the underside of the cabinet. Drop one of the screws provided through the cabinet shelf and the shim.

Check to see that at least 1/2 inch of the screw is visible to provide secure mounting. If it is not, you will need #10-24 flat head machine screws. The length of the screws should equal at least the thickness of the cabinet floor PLUS the thickness of the shim PLUS 1/2 inch. These screws can be obtained at a hardware store.

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8. If you determined you need

Spacer Bars (See Step # 2, page

9), place the Spacer Bars on top of each Bracket so that the 2 small tabs on the bars fit into the notches on the Brackets. Slide the

Mounting Bracket and Spacer

Bars above the nuts through the

U-shaped openings on the

Bracket. The Bracket will then be resting on the nuts. (Figure M)

9. Push the Spacer Bars/Bracket up against the screws and forward toward the front of the cabinet. Tighten the screw/nut assembly with a screwdriver until the Spacer Bars/Bracket just touches the bottom of the cabinet.

(Figure N) The Bracket should move freely front to rear in the slot to fine tune the fit of the Toaster to the cabinet front. Repeat Steps 8 and 9 for the other Bracket.

10. Hold the Toaster in front of you and push it forward into the slots on the Mounting Brackets until it locks into place. The Metal Lip on the top of the Toaster should rest against the cabinet front. (Figure

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USING THE

TOASTER

11. Drape the Cord toward an electrical outlet and use the Cord

Hook to hold the Cord out of the way. Peel the paper off the adhesive back of the Cord Hook.

For the most attractive appearance, place the Cord Hook at the back edge of the cabinet

(on or next to the wall) over the outlet to be used.

NOTE:

For safety, NEVER USE

TACKS THROUGH OR AGAINST

THE CORD TO HOLD IT.

NOTE:

The Horizontal Toaster must be mounted before using.

A NOTE ABOUT THE TOASTER: This toaster is designed with a special setting for pastry and a range of settings — light to dark — for toast.

1. Plug the cord into a standard electrical outlet. This Toaster is equipped with electronic toasting, which means consistent toasting performance for each setting. Adjust the

Electronic Toast Control Knob to the desired setting - Light to Dark or Pastry.

2. For first use, set the Toast Control at Medium.

Readjust for lighter or darker toasting. All breads/pastries do not toast alike. For example, thinner, dry bread requires a lighter setting than thicker, fresh bread. See the “Toasting

Guide” on page 14 for recommended settings.

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TOASTING GUIDE

Electronic Toast Control Knob Guide

Pastry Light Medium Dark

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White Bread, soft type

Wheat Bread

Rye Bread

Variety Bread, Hand Sliced,

3/4” thick

Italian Bread, 3/4” thick

French Bread, 3/4” thick

Portuguese Bread, 6-8” long,

1/2” thick

Thin Slice White Bread

Fresh Bagel

Frozen Bagel (thawed)

English Muffins

Toaster Waffles

Toaster Breakfast Pastry

French Toast

No. of SLICES

2 Slices

1 Slice

2 Slices

1 Slice

2 Slices

1 Slice

1 Slice

2 Slices

2 Slices

1 Slice

2 Slices

1 Slice

2 Halves

2 Halves

2 Halves

2 Sections

2 Pastries

2 Slices

Toaster Corn Muffins

Pop Tarts

2 Muffins

1-2 Tarts

Homemade Pound Cake, 3/4” thick 2 Slices

Toaster Hash Browns 2 Sections

RECOMMENDED

SETTING*

Medium

Light

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Dark

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Light

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Medium

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Medium

Light

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Pastry

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* Some adjustments may be necessary due to differences in bread and individual preferences.

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Questions on Using the Horizontal Toaster

1. Can I toast thick slices of homemade breads?

Yes, as long as the slices don’t go over the

MAX FILL LINE. You can see the words

MAX FILL LINE and the line when you pull open the door. It is not recommended to put foods in the toaster that exceed the

MAX line.

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2. I noticed some moisture on the glass door—is that normal?

Yes. Some condensation may form on the door during the toasting cycle because the door traps the heat and moisture. This is normal.

3. Can I interrupt a toasting cycle once it’s started?

Yes. Push the “Stop” button and the cycle will stop. If you use a second toasting cycle, watch for doneness and use “Stop” to stop the cycle and avoid burning. You should use a lower setting for a second toast cycle.

4. What do I do if my toast burns and starts flaming?

The door of this toaster has an added benefit should flaming occur.

Since it traps the flames, the door helps extinguish any fire within a short time. DO NOT open the door until the flames go out. Allow the toaster to cool before removing burnt food.

5. Can I put butter or margarine on my food before toasting?

Yes. You can use a very thin layer of butter or margarine before toasting. Be sure to use a setting of Medium or Light. Some dripping may occur. Avoid using sugary toppings such as jellies, preserves, or syrups in the toaster since they get very hot and may burn.

6. Pop-up toasters usually indicate one slot or the other for toasting one slice. What is the best position for toasting one slice in this

toaster? For the most even heating and toasting, place the food in the center of the toasting rack. Use lower settings for a single slice of toast.

(See the “Toasting Guide” on page 14.)

7. Can I reheat foods (i.e. Danish, a slice of pizza) on aluminum foil

in the toaster? No. This toaster should only be used with traditional toaster-style foods. No foods should be heated in foil or on trays.

8. What is the best way to clean crumbs out of the door area?

Remove the rack and sweep crumbs out with a pastry brush. If you don’t have a pastry brush, use a dry paper towel and wipe clean.

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3. Pull the handle down until

the door is fully opened and latched. The Slide-Out Rack will come forward. Place the slices of bread or toaster foods on the Rack. Use the

Door Handle to gently close the door. (Figure P)

NOTE: For best toasting results, use the MAX FILL

LINE located on the metal border inside the Glass Door as a guide to food height. It is not recommended to toast foods that rise above the

MAX line because toasting quality will be affected.

4. Press the Start Button and the Power On Light will glow. Once the Toasting cycle has been completed, a signal bell will ring. Pull the door handle down until the door is opened and latched.

The Power On Light will go off and the Rack will move forward to present your food.

5. For your safety, use a potholder or utensil to remove toasted food.

6. To stop the toasting cycle at any time during it’s operation, press the “Stop”

Button and the Power On

Light will turn off.

Care Guide

CLEANING

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DO NOT IMMERSE

TOASTER IN WATER

1. The See-Through Glass

Door should be cleaned with a damp, sudsy cloth. Dry thoroughly before using the Toaster.

2. To clean the Slide-Out

Rack, pull the handle down until the door is fully opened and latched. Grasp the rack, lift it slightly over the rack pins and pull outward.

(Figure Q) Wash the Rack in hot, sudsy water. To remove stubborn spots, use a polyester or nylon mesh pad, and dry thoroughly before replacing in the Toaster. To replace, tilt the rack slightly downward to fit through the rack guides at the back of the Toaster. (See Illustration

3) Drop the rack down over the rack pins and close the

Door.

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NOTE: The Pull-Down Crumb

Tray can be extremely hot.

Allow it to cool completely before cleaning.

3. Check and clean the Pull-

Down Crumb Tray often.

(Figure R) Immediately wipe away any food crumbs or spills from fillings or toppings before next use.

Place a waste receptacle under the Crumb Tray. Open the Crumb Tray to empty the crumbs. Use a cloth or plastic scouring pad and hot, sudsy water to clean the tray.

4. Dry the Pull-Down Crumb

Tray thoroughly before latching to the toaster. DO

NOT ATTEMPT TO OPERATE

THE TOASTER WITHOUT

CLOSING THE PULL-DOWN

CRUMB TRAY.

5. Clean the outside of the

Toaster with a slightly damp cloth, then dry thoroughly with a dry cloth. When cleaning the outer shell,

NEVER USE STRONG

CLEANERS OR ABRASIVES

THAT WILL SCRATCH THE

SURFACES. Never spray or apply cleaner directly to the

Toaster.

Need Help?

TIPS ABOUT THE

ELECTRICAL CORD

The cord length of this Horizontal Toaster was selected to reduce safety hazards that may occur with a longer cord. If more cord length is needed, an extension cord may be used. It should be rated not less than 10 amperes, 120 volts, and should have Underwriters Laboratories listing. A properly rated extension cord with a polarized plug may be purchased from a Black & Decker

(U.S.) Inc., Household Appliance Company-

Owned or Authorized Service Center. When using a longer cord, be sure that it does not drape over a working area or dangle where it could be pulled on or tripped over.

SERVICE OR

REPAIR?

Service, if necessary, must be performed by a

Black & Decker (U.S.) Inc., Household Appliance

Company-Owned or Authorized Service Center.

The Service Center nearest you can usually be found in the yellow pages of your phone book under “Electric Appliances-Small-Repairing.”

For your convenience, a complete listing of our Company-Owned Service Centers can be found on pages 21 & 22. To remove the unit for service or repair, grasp the toaster on both sides, lift up, and pull forward.

If mailing or shipping the Horizontal Toaster, pack it carefully into a sturdy carton with enough packing material to prevent damage. The original carton is not suitable for mailing. Include a note describing the problem to our Service Center and be sure to give your return address. We also suggest that you insure the package for your protection.

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FULL

TWO-YEAR

WARRANTY

Black & Decker (U.S.) Inc. warrants this product against any defects that are due to faulty material or workmanship for a two-year period after the original date of consumer purchase or receipt as a gift. This warranty does not include damage to the product resulting from accident or misuse.

If the product should become defective within the warranty period, we will repair it or elect to replace it free of charge, including free return transportation, provided it is delivered prepaid to any Black & Decker (U.S.) Inc., Household

Appliance Company-Owned or Authorized

Service Center.

This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights which vary from state to state.

Answers to any questions regarding warranty or service locations may be obtained by calling tollfree 800-231-9786 or by writing:

Consumer Assistance and Information

Black & Decker (U.S.) Inc.

626 Hanover Pike

Hampstead, MD 21074-0618

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CHERRY HILL — 1444 East Marlton Pike (Rt. 70), 08034

609-429-2822

LITTLE FALLS — 1189 U.S. Hwy. 46, 07424 201-256-9373

SCOTCH PLAINS — 2520 Route #22 East, 07076 908-233-5665

NEW MEXICO

ALBUQUERQUE — 5617 Menaul Blvd., N.E., 87110

505-884-1002

NEW YORK

ALBANY (Latham) — 836 Troy-Schenectady Rd., 12110

518-785-1867

BUFFALO — 881 West Delavan Ave., 14209 716-884-6220

CENTEREACH L.I. — 2061-63 Middle Country Rd., 11720

516-737-4706

NEW YORK (Hicksville) — 259 South Broadway, Route 107, 11801

516-938-8180

NEW YORK (Manhattan) — 50 West 23rd St., 10010

212-929-6450

NEW YORK (Woodside) — 56-15 Queens Blvd., 11377

ROCHESTER — 2969 W. Henrietta Rd., 14623 716-424-1310

SYRACUSE — 3485 Erie Blvd., East, 13214 315-446-3086

NORTH CAROLINA

CHARLOTTE — 3007 East Independence Blvd., 28205

704-374-1779

GREENSBORO — 3716 High Point Rd., 27407 919-852-1300

RALEIGH — 2930 Capital Blvd., 27604 919-878-0357

OHIO

CINCINNATI — 2310 East Sharon Rd., 45241 513-772-3111

COLUMBUS — 3975 East Livingston Ave., 43227

614-237-0461

DAYTON — 2898 South Dixie Drive, 45409 513-298-1951

MAYFIELD HEIGHTS — 5881 Mayfield Rd., 44124

216-449-2770

PARMA HEIGHTS (Cleveland) — 6483 Pearl Rd., 44130

216-842-9100

TOLEDO — 3231 Dorr St., 43607 419-531-8921

OKLAHOMA

OKLAHOMA CITY — 1318 Linwood Blvd., 73106

405-232-7515

TULSA — 3120 S. Sheridan Rd, 74145 918-622-5666

OREGON

PORTLAND — 1640 NW Johnson St., 97209

503-228-8631

PENNSYLVANIA

ALLENTOWN (Whitehall) — 2242 MacArthur Rd., 18052

215-435-9544

EVANS CITY — Cranberry Town Center Plaza, 20808 Rt. 19 N., 16033

412-779-9600

HARRISBURG — 6080 Allentown Blvd., 17112 717-545-0651

LANCASTER — 118 Keller Ave., 17601 717-393-5251

PHILADELPHIA — 9977-81 Bustleton Ave., 19115

215-464-7771

PHILADELPHIA — 333 North 20th St., 19103 215-564-5520

PITTSBURGH — 5437 Baum Blvd., 15232 412-362-2700

WILKES-BARRE — 759 Kidder St., 18702 717-824-5704

PUERTO RICO

GUAYNABO — “C” Street # 14, Rexco Industrial Park, 00922-1924

809-783-3535

RHODE ISLAND

SEEKONK, MA — 120 Highland Ave., 02771 508-336-6510

SOUTH CAROLINA

GREENVILLE — 1557 Laurens Rd., 29607 803-232-3038

TENNESSEE

CHATTANOOGA — Perimeter Place Shopping Ctr., Sp. E,

6231 Perimeter Dr., 37421 615-894-5957

KNOXVILLE — 4118 North Broadway, 37917 615-688-0921

MEMPHIS — 1085 East Brooks Rd., 38116 901-332-3444

NASHVILLE — 4811 Nolensville Rd., 37211 615-833-8277

TEXAS

AMARILLO — 3008 West 6th Ave., 79106 806-373-1531

AUSTIN — 6549 Burnet Rd., 78757 512-459-1133

DALLAS — 2257 Royal Lane, 75229 214-620-8655

EL PASO — 6822 Gateway East, 79915 915-778-9769

FORT WORTH — 721 North Beach St., 76111 817-831-3828

GARLAND — 78 West Centerville Rd., 75043 214-686-9302

HOUSTON — 536 East Tidwell Rd., 77022 713-692-7111

SAN ANTONIO — 500 Culebra Ave., 78201 210-732-1221

WEBSTER — 100 East Nasa Road One, Ste. 75, 77598 713-338-4556

UTAH

SALT LAKE CITY — 1541 S. Third West St., 84115 801-486-5828

VIRGINIA

FALLS CHURCH — 344 W. Broad St., 22046 703-533-7313

HAMPTON — 3416 W. Mercury Blvd., 23666 804-826-9382

NORFOLK — 7631 Sewells Point Rd., 23513 804-480-3333

RICHMOND — 1424 Chamberlayne Ave., 23222 804-649-9245

WASHINGTON

SEATTLE — 421 S. Michigan, 98108 206-763-2010

SPOKANE — N. 7011 Division St., 99208 509-467-8190

TACOMA — 2602 S. 38th St., 98409 206-473-6040

WEST VIRGINIA

CHARLESTON — 1638 Sixth Ave., 25312 304-343-0289

WISCONSIN

MILWAUKEE (Wauwatosa) — 10424 W. Bluemound Rd., 53226

414-453-4240

REV: 3/95

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750 Watts, 6.25 Amps, 120 V, 60 Hz

Listed by Underwriters Laboratories Inc.

Copyright © 1993, 1995 Black & Decker

Printed in U.S.A.

Pub. No. 168631-16-RV00

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The Spacemaker* Optima

™

Line

EC900 T1000

ODC300/350

EC600

The full line of Spacemaker* Optima ™ appliances is smartly designed to look as good as it works.

The SPACEMAKER* OPTIMA

™

Hideaway Can Opener: EC600

Tucks away for a clean look and easy access. Length - 7-3/8”

The SPACEMAKER* OPTIMA ™

Sharpener: EC900

Hideaway Can Opener/Knife

Quiet powerful motor with Automatic Shut-Off features a built-in knife sharpener. Length - 8-3/8”

The SPACEMAKER* OPTIMA

™

Horizontal Toaster: T1000

A different angle on toasting, it’s always handy to toast a wide range of toaster foods. Length - 16-1/4”

The SPACEMAKER* OPTIMA

™

Coffeemaker:

Models ODC300/ODC350

Digital Clock/Timer Models brew up to 12 cups of coffee and have many different features to choose from. Length 14-11/32”

The SPACEMAKER* OPTIMA ™ Coffeemaker Model ODC150

Lighted-on Indicator model brews up to 12 cups of coffee.

Length 14-11/32”

*Trademark of General Electric Company, U.S.A.

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