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Black and Decker TR1278B toaster lever catch-spring replacement guide.
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Remove the carriage lever by pulling it away from the toaster.
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Turn the toaster upside down.
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Unscrew all four 4mm screws on the bottom using a Phillip's head #2 (PH2) screwdriver.
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Or a slightly different model has six screws that require an allen wrench (hex key). Ones that have a ball end will not work. I had to use one that had more of a Star of David, pointy pattern to it.
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Detach the bottom from the front cover using the plastic opening tool.
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Turn the toaster right side up.
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Lift the front cover.
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Detach the bundled cable connector from the toaster by carefully pulling it away from the circuit board.
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Lift the top cover up and remove it from the toaster.
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Use needle nose tweezers to free one end of the spring.
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Turn the spring until it is completely free.
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Remove spring for replacement.
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Repeat steps for bottom spring.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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Hi there, thanks for this guide. I have a little issue : one of the screws is quite unusual, probably because it’s not meant to be repaired by a poor peasant. It has a little pin in it and I can’t unscrew it with the tools I have. Any tips ?
