How Do You Fix A Toaster?
Given how inexpensive the average toaster is, it’s not worth putting a lot of time and money into repairing one if it refuses to heat up. But before you consign yours to the scrap heap, there are a couple of quick things you can check that might just put it back into operation. Step 1 Pull out the plug. Step 2 jQuery(document).ready(function(){ jQuery(‘#jsArticleStep2 span.image a:first’).attr(‘href’,’http://i.ehow.com/images/ehows/steps/books/243_a1.jpg’); }); Turn it over and remove the screws in the bottom, using a screwdriver (see A). On a toaster with a metal body and plastic end caps, just remove the screws that connect the bottom to the front end cap. On a toaster with a full plastic body, remove the screws that hold the entire cabinet body in place. Step 3 Pull the knob off the carriage lever. This is the part that lowers the toast into the toaster. Step 4 Remove the front end cap or the cabinet body as needed to get to the electric contacts. Step 5 Locate the electric contacts
