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This guide is a complete disassembly guide for the Hamilton Beach 22794 2-slice toaster. Before you being make sure the device is not plugged into the wall. No special skills are needed for this disassembly as long as you can use a screwdriver!
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Remove the crumb tray from the back of the toaster.
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Turn the toaster on it's side and unscrew all 6 Phillips #0 screws from the bottom housing.
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The last screw is on the left side and measures 10 mm.
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Remove the bottom housing of the toaster.
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As you're removing the bottom, make sure to move any brackets out of the way and unclip the white cable.
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Pull the cable firmly up & out to free it from the clips.
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Gently lay the bottom housing down and unscrew the 10 mm screws securing the small white bracket with a Phillips #0 screwdriver.
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Go to the front of the toaster to remove the large square handle.
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Now that the bottom housing and the handle are removed, you can pull up on the central unit and remove it from the top housing.
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After removal, you will see two small wires plugged in to a board.
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Firmly pull up on these wires to unplug.
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Unscrew the two Phillips #0 7 mm screws that secure the metal backing to the circuit board.
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Remove the metal backing.
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Unscrew the two 5 mm Phillips #0 screws and remove the board.
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Using your metal spudger, unfold the metal bracket and unhook the spring so that you can free the press-down mechanism.
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Unhook the other springs on the size and pull up on the metal rod to free the push-down mechanism from the center part.
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Using your metal spudger, unfold the metal tabs holding the bread-holding trays in place.
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Pulling up, remove the bread-holding metal trays.
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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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According to an article on Reddit most of the buttons and the knob do nothing more that increase the time by 25%. Do you have anything more scientific that just a rudimentary test like the one on Reddit?
have a Swan 2 slice toaster the cancel button come on as you push the down lever to start to toast and the cancel button comes on and the toast just comes back up tried pushing the button several times to see if its stuck but the button is not stuck cleaned it out upside down to get all crumbs out so its clean