13A Fuse – Washing machine, dishwasher, microwave, kettle, toaster, iron. What fuse do you use in a toaster? Some appliances, such as lamps, televisions, computers, fridges and freezers generally require a 3 amp fuse. However washing machines, dishwashers, microwaves, kettles, toasters and irons usually require 13 amp fuses. Can you replace … Read full review
The heart of the toaster is one or more loops of nichrome wire. This nickel-and-chromium alloy has an unusual combination of properties: it is resistant to oxidation, has high electrical resistance and has a very high melting point. What is the electrical resistance of a toaster? The total resistance for a … Read full review
The average temperature of a toaster ranges from 310°F to 450°F (155°C to 230°C) depending on the model and settings. On a low setting, the toaster will typically hover around 310°F, while the highest setting can push it up to 450°F. How hot does a toaster get on high? The temperature … Read full review
Is there any danger from aluminum foil in a toaster? The risk of using any metal in a toaster is that it comes in contact with the heating elements in the toaster and causes a short circuit. This action is dangerous and may cause a spark or fire. Does foil burn … Read full review
Byrne: Yes. The higher the wattage of the toaster, the faster it will toast. Is a higher wattage toaster better? The higher the watts, the faster it toasts. A low wattage that gives a slower toasting speed will more likely produce toast that is chewy, rather than crisp on the outside, … Read full review