[Steven]

Emphasis on the 4th word in the thread title, thanks

Not looking for even toasting perfection, just so long as a decent job is done and it is not extremes like one side if black and the other still soft bread

Current 9 year old toaster is tripping up the breaker switch for the lights

Thanks

[darkcloud2011]

Found a cheep 4 slicer at Argos only £8.99 not sure if it is what your looking for here is a link Buy Cookworks 4 Slice White Wide Toaster. at Argos.co.uk - Your Online Shop for .

[DPinBucks]

Originally Posted by LFC_SL

Emphasis on the 4th word in the thread title, thanks

Not looking for even toasting perfection, just so long as a decent job is done and it is not extremes like one side if black and the other still soft bread

Current 9 year old toaster is tripping up the breaker switch for the lights

Thanks

I mean no offence, but have you given the toaster a good clean out? Accumulated crumbs & stuff can sometimes cause minor short circuits on the exposed elements, which can trip the circuit breakers. Not sure why it's the lights and not the power circuit, though.

[Charlotte_A23]

I would go for a proline or cookworks toaster- some high street retailers stock these brands, it depends on how much you want to spend but a 'good budget' toaster may be around £15.

I hope that helps!

[avolee]

I bought this one a few weeks ago and so far it has been faultless.

Buy Cookworks Signature 4 Slice Toaster. at Argos.co.uk - Your Online Shop for .

[Steven]

Originally Posted by DPinBucks

I mean no offence, but have you given the toaster a good clean out? Accumulated crumbs & stuff can sometimes cause minor short circuits on the exposed elements, which can trip the circuit breakers. Not sure why it's the lights and not the power circuit, though.

Ha ha, no offence taken

It does get cleaned. Me and my brother are quite domesticated I will have you know

[Ian J]

Originally Posted by Charlotte_A23

I would go for a proline or cookworks toaster- some high street retailers stock these brands,

Only Comet will stock Proline as it's their own brand name

[kbfern]

I got one of the cookworks white 4 slice machines a few months ago.It toasts nice and evenly and is fine for the price.

My only criticism is the printed on decals by the buttons on the top rubbed off after a few weeks.As long as you remember which button does what (defrost/eject/reheat) you will be Ok.