Top 20 DeLonghi RT200 Retro 2-Slice Toaster Questions & Answers

Is it plugged in. You may have to do a little handy work, unplug the unit and look to see where it catches when the handle is in down position, you may have to open the bottom door. There is a little catch when the handle is down it may need to be bent a little not much.

It sounds like the latch is broken. Unless you are very comfortable opening appliances and know very well what you are doing, it is best to have the toaster replaced. Check if it's still under warranty, or buy a new one.
Any workarounds to block the lever in its down position are very dangerous and a potential fire hazard. You may be able to wiggle the lever into place so it catches whatever is left of the latch, but make sure it will pop up easily when the toast is ready.
I hope this helps.

You may hve gotten some moisture inside the plug, just leave it for a few days to let it dry out, if the problem persists, send an e-mail to the following:
[email protected]

Question moved from Laundry Dryers to Delonghi Toaster. The most likely cause is a broken element. Remove the case and check with a multimeter. Only the Toaster Ovens have a thermal fuse https://www.ereplacementparts.com/fuse-p-695579.html Videos on fixing toasters. https://www.google.com/search?q=delonghi+4+slice+toaster+thermal+fuse+replacement ..

The push down handles just pull off. Slip a butter knife down each side and gently twist both at the same time. https://www.google.com/search?q=Delonghi+AT+400%2C+4+slice+toaster%2C+remove+handles ..

JAMES WE ARE NOT ASSOCIATED WITH DeLonghi but I have owned a couple things they made and could never get them to assist me with a FIX so I do not buy their junk anymore

bad power supply or heating element

Most self stopping kettles have a bi-metal piece, generally in the handle or top part, which, when boiling, gets one side of the metal to expand more than the other, causing it to bend and mechanically turn off the switch. There are many causes that it can stop working- iron fatigue, corrosion, jammed switch etc that can make it stop working. In general, it <strong>wouldn't</strong> be financially worthwhile to repair it, however many people still use them when they stay in the room, since they still do a decent job of boiling the water quickly. Typically they have a safety, so the thermo-fuse will shut it before a fire starts- on your own risk. It's usually not so expensive to get a new one, so I'd go for using it temporarily til I get around to getting a new one!

het it and pour oil out then WIPE IT DRY

Defective heating element is the cause more than likely.

It is probably on the base or bottom of the fryer.

De'Longhi has the instruction manual for the CGH800 Panini Grill on the product support page. Click on the Support tab from the product page: http://www.delonghi.com/en-us/products/kitchen/kitchen-appliances/indoor-grills/cgh800-0179415002 . Look on the right hand side of the page. The direct link to the manual is http://www.delonghi.com/Global/InstructionManuals/EN/CGH800%20ENGLISH.pdf . I hope this helps. Cindy Wells

To the original vendor.

Does it work with bagels? How about pop-tarts?

No. The bun is no longer edible.

Falling off the counter.

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You should replace the gear. here's a link to the parts shop on-line: http://www.ereplacementparts.com/waring-fs150-food-slicers-parts-c-120019_120349_120456.html

take it back to whear u bought it