[Electronics-Talk] Toaster Ovens?

[Gerald Levy]

Toaster ovens are among the most accessible of small kitchen appliances. 
Basic models made by Black & Decker and Hamilton Beach/Procter Silex have 
mechanical knobs for timer, mode and temperature functions that are easy to 
set and label with tactile markers. I have a Black & Decker TO1313 4 slice 
toaster oven that has three mechanical knobs.  I have placed tactile markers 
at strategic points around the bottom timer knob and top temperature knob. 
The center mode knob has click stops for warm, broil, bake and toast 
functions, in that order.  To make toast, I turn the timer knob to the 5 
minute position, where I have placed a tactile marker and set the mode knob 
to toast.  To make a frozen pizza, I set the timer knob for 15 minutes, 
where I have another tactile marker and set the mode knob to bake.  The 
mechanical timer emits a ticking noise and dings when it has counted down to 
the off position, so it's easy to tell that it's working.  What could be 
simpler?  It sells on Amazon for about $30:

https://www.amazon.com/BLACK-DECKER-TO1313SBD-4-Slice-Toasting/dp/B00GGFHH4U

Gerald



-----Original Message----- 
From: Donald Moore via Electronics-Talk
Sent: Friday, March 09, 2018 7:01 AM
To: 'Discussion of accessible home electronics and appliances'
Cc: Donald Moore
Subject: [Electronics-Talk] Toaster Ovens?

Is there an accessible toaster oven out there?

Thanks in advance.




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