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This guide is designed to assist in the service and repair of the Dualit toaster, showing the correct disassembly of the Dualit toaster
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4 x rubber feet
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5 x metal screws
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Remove the rubber feet and screws with a phillips head screw driver.
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1 x Matte Aluminium Bottom Plate
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After removing the Feet and Screws the Bottom plate simply lifts off.
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1 x Stainless Steel main casing
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6 x Phillips Head Metal Screws
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Remove screws from main body of toaster and ply the metal casing off with your hands from either side.
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1 x Casted Aluminium End Cap from the left hand side of the toaster
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After removing the screws from part 4 this end cap will just pull off with a gentle tug.
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1 x Cast Aluminium timer casing
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To remove the other side casing of the toaster you must first disconnect the electrical cords from the elements
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Once all the cords are unplugged the casing will simply pull off the same way as the other side casing was removed
How can I remove the power cord grommet from the casing, to replace the power cord? Thanks
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1 x Lever mechanism
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1 x Spring
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1 x Washer
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1 x Plastic lever handle
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2 x Aluminium fastening plates
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To remove the Lever mechanism you must first unscrew and remove the black plastic handle.
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After this the two fastening plate will can be removed. The screws holding these in place have already been removed in the previous step.
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The lever mechanism can now be removed from the toaster. This may take some manoeuvring for the mechanism to slide out.
I'm in the same boat as Stuart here. My best guess is to unscrew the nut from the other side using a hex wrench, but it feels like there must be a better way.
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3 x heating elements
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2 x Brass dividers
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2 x Copper wires
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2 x Bolts
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6 x Washers
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4 x Nuts
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To remove the heating elements unscrew the bolts with the PH screwdriver whilst holding the nuts with the pliers
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Once unscrewed the wires and copper dividers are able to be removed. Then simple slide out the heating elements. The elements need to be replaced in the same slots they came from so label them.
The nuts are 6.5mm and if you have one, a 6.5mm bicycle spoke wrench (or similar) would likely be a little easier to work with than would pliers
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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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What size are the screws used to secure the outer casing?
On my model A2BR/87 they’re #2 Pozidriv screws.
You can tell the difference between Phillips and Pozidriv screws because the latter have very small lines etched between the four arms of the cross on the screw head. Phillips screws (and screwdriver) should work, but if you use them too many times on a Pozidriv screw then they'll eventually wreck them. On the other hand, you can't use a Pozidriv screwdriver at all on a Phillips screw so check to see which kind of screw you have.
FWIW, I had to get Pozidriv screwdrivers to work on my Saeco espresso machine.
If you just need to replace the Dualit 2 slice toaster, Lifter Assembly what is involved in doing that. Surely you don't have to remove all the sides etc. What would you recommend to replace this one element?
I have a 2 slices 2021 Dualit Domus DLT22 toaster that is dead and probably needs a new timer. Dualit say they no longer supply spare parts for that model. Do you know where I can source a compatible replacement part?
Note that one foot is different and provides adjustment for non-level surfaces. It is shown as fitted in the corner opposite the timer switch on Duality diagrams, but could function in any corner. Dualit have also changed location of the 2 screws which hold the plate on in addition to the feet. These used to be fitted at the end of the toaster, but newer diagrams show the fee in the furthest four corners and the extra two screws slightly inboard in the spare holes. Slightly more stable, but not much in it.
Stuart B - Yanıt
At least on my Dualit (model A2BR/87), the screws for both the feet and the bottom plate are Pozidriv #2. Although you can probably get by with a Phillips #2 screwdriver, a Pozidriv would be more secure and less likely to jump out of the screw head.
Colin Macdonald - Yanıt