No problem really. Bought a 5240 model at a sidewalk sale today. Never been used and so far working quite nicely. Would be nice to have some sort of manual though--and perhaps have it roughly dated--as some of the platforms that it comes with inside the oven are not all that self-explanatory. Thanks for any and all help! Charlie

The cord to the Faberware Rotisserie will get extremely hot. I am on my third cord because the other two got so hot that they caught fire. The grills are nice to cook on, but never leave them unattended when cooking

trying to find a solution for a broken knob, i discovered that there aren't many decent options. so i took it upon myself to find one. my father actually recommended that i post the solution, seeing that there were so many with broken knobs. now this works on the timer knob on an oster 6232 toaster oven. it may work on the other knobs and possibly other models, but i cannot confirm that. the plastic stem of the knob that slips over the medal stem of the timer had broken. i crazy glued it back together and knew that there was no way in hell it would hold up with just glue. sorry for the lack of pics on this part. with the broken piece glued back in place, i went to home depot to find something/ anything that would securely slip over the stem of the knob. i tried all sorts of tubing. copper, pvc, steel and found nothing. in the plumbing isle with all the brass fittings and compression fittings, i found an "ander-lign compression nut" 5/8" OD w/ insert. part # A-304 961-P.
all you need is the brass flanged insert. if you can find it without the nut and compression ring, then more power to you. after buying this, slip the piece over the knob stem flanged end first. i used 5 minute opoxy to ensure it would stay in place.
i then used a cone shaped diamond bit in my dremel tool to notch out the two sides of the knob.
just cut the brass down enough to match the notches in the stem of the knob.
and there you have it. sorry for the 2 blurry pics. hope this can help some of you.

Hi, you can purchase them on amazon. Here: Amazon com delonghi knobs. I think this was helpful, Have a nice day

Hey Ruth Ann,
A friend gave me the same toaster and the manual gave me an address to write to:

ACA Consumer Relations
P.O. Box 220709
Great Neck, N.Y. 11021

Please refer to the model number TB6080A

Hope this help, I looking for the same part

The same unit was marketed under the Euro-Pro name, with the same TO285 model number. The manual, as a PDF, as well some replacement parts are available at this link:

http://www.euro-pro.com/europro/default.aspx

Hope that helps.

OK, go to http://www.euro-pro.com/europro/faqdetail.aspx?modelno=to160l for model TO160L toaster oven or, if that is not the model number of your oven, enter model number (should be on the back plate of your oven: turn it around) into the box at the top left of the screen displayed when you use the address listed above. Good luck! alex bau.

I bought a Toastmaster Deluxe Oven Broiler #5268 is it possible to get a instruction manual online?

This is a two slice Delonghi toaster, model CT12 and is has stopped heating on the right side

Finally found a link. I've been looking for months, all the links 'where not found'. Hope it works for you.

http://dl.owneriq.net/0/0adc711e-85ab-4238-a68a-19394579d13e.pdf

With mine, the toaster function stopped working. The light lit, but the relay did not click. This happened about a year ago, but then it started working again. Now that my waranty expired, it seems permanent.

The relay requires 12V, but I only measure 5V (no audible click). When I pulled the relay, the drive went up to 12V, so the coil is loading down the source. Not sure whether the problem is the coil or the source. It would be nice to find a schematic. When I put the relay across a car battery, I heard the click indicating that the relay is working.

I cleaned the contacts, and get the same result.