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| [* black] If this does not work, locate the white plastic wedges (on both sides), otherwise known as the extension, which forces the contact between the lever and the electromagnet. | |
| [* black] Using a tweezer, align the contact points so that the two pieces make are able to make contact. | |
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| + | [* red] Also, make sure that the 4 screws you did not remove from the toaster are screwed into both of the plastic wedges on each side of the toaster (2 screws per wedge). A loose wedge could be the cause of a broken lever. |
| [* black] Once this has been done, plug your toaster back in and check to see if your toaster lever stays down. |