- Sleek white-and-silver electric countertop toaster oven and broiler
- Sturdy white metal housing with silver accents; easy-to-clean interior
- Bakes up to 450 degrees F; 30-minute oven timer; 3 oven rack positions
- Dishwasher-safe oven racks and broiler tray included; slide-out crumb tray
- 120 volts; measures 15-3/4 by 11 by 10 inches; one-year warranty
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Black & Decker, long known as a maker of quality tools, brings that same dependability to the kitchen in its line of countertop appliances, such as the TRO760 Toast-R-Oven. With toast, bake, and broil functions and a built-in kitchen timer, this kitchen tool can expand the cooking capability of a home kitchen, freeing up the larger oven for other tasks. Or pair it up with a hotplate to outfit a dorm room, studio, office, or RV with a workable cooking situation. It's a good-looking appliance, too, with modern contours and a crisply white and silver metal housing.
The TRO760 Toast-R-Oven has one large steel rack that can be positioned at three different levels, as well as a broiler tray with a smaller, nesting rack. Underneath the oven is a hinged crumb tray that slides out for easy cleaning access. Three dial controls govern the toast, bake, and timer functions. The uppermost dial controls baking temperature, which can be set anywhere between 200 to 450 degrees F or to broil. Next one down is the 30-minute timer and Oven On dial (a small red light indicates On); the timer chimes a single bell tone when time's up. And the third dial is for the Toaster function, with adjustable gradations from light to dark toast.
The removable racks and broiler tray are dishwasher safe. Do not use spray glass cleaner on glass oven door; wash instead with nonabrasive sponge or cloth and warm, sudsy water. Unplug oven and allow it to cool completely before cleaning. Clean oven inside and out with a mild detergent and nonabrasive sponge or cloth; rinse and dry completely. The toaster oven measures 15-3/4 by 11 by 10 inches; inside dimensions are 11 by 9-3/4 by 9 inches. Black & Decker includes a detailed instruction sheet and a one-year limited warranty against materials or workmanship. --Garland Withers
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Black & Decker 760 Toast-R-Oven is a stylish functional addition to any Kitchen and cooking line-up .
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23 of 24 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
Door exploded!,
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This review is from: Black & Decker TRO760 Toast-R-Oven (Kitchen)
We bought this oven at Target about 18 months ago. Oven worked OK, not great. It toasted bread fine but more "cooking" type functions, such as heating up frozen garlic bread, seemed to take forever. The biggest problem, we later learned however, is that the design of the curved glass door seems to be inherently unsafe. My wife was using the toaster to heat something up the other day when the glass door spontaneously EXPLODED, not just shattered, spraying glass up to 5 feet away. Fortunately my wife was not injured but the food she was making on the stove nearby was ruined due to all the glass debris. Needless to say, the toaster was "toast".
We called Black and Decker to report the issue and they referred us to a different company that manufactures the product for them. The other company (I cannot recall the name) said they no longer manufacture this model (go figure) and they were unwilling to offer a replacement of another kind. Both companies, B&D and the contract manufucaturer, were more or less unconcerned about the safety issue. Beware of this model. I'm sure there are much better ovens available from other manufacturers for a similar price.
13 of 13 people found the following review helpful:
2.0 out of 5 stars
Door exploded after using it only 4 times!,
By James (Seattle) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Black & Decker TRO760 Toast-R-Oven (Kitchen)
I got this unit for Christmas this year and at first I was generally pleased with its performance despite the ugly silver painted plastic. Then today I turned it on to preheat it, left the kitchen for a moment and heard a crash. Returned to find the glass door had exploded and sprayed glass bits all over my kitchen. B&D office is closed today so I can't contact them about this yet.
16 of 17 people found the following review helpful:
2.0 out of 5 stars
The last Black & Decker toaster oven I'll ever buy,
By skst (Arlington Hts., IL USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Black & Decker TRO760 Toast-R-Oven (Kitchen)
If you read my review of the Black & Decker TRO-355, this is the one replaced it with. (Applica bought B&D's household appliances division, but they still sell the products under the B&D brand.)
I hate that it's not mountable. I'll never understand why B&D decided to discontinue under-cabinet mountable toaster ovens. What's the advantage of having a toaster oven take up precious counter space and be inconveniently low besides? Frustrating. There are three controls: one dial to control the baking temperature, another to time the baking cycle, and a third to time the toasting. Why are there three dials? The first dial must be in the Off position for the toasting dial to operate, so why not eliminate the toasting dial and let the baking timer control the toasting cycle, too. B&D needs a new user interface engineer. Confusing. I use a toaster oven primarily for toasting bread. The first thing I noticed is that, even on the maximum setting, it doesn't toast sufficiently. The maximum setting doesn't even start to brown the bread. I suspect it's because the extra height of the oven means that the top and bottom heating elements are too far away to do the job. So I have to set it to Dark, wait a couple minutes, then turn it up to Dark again. Of course, after it's warmed up, it can toast subsequent pieces quite well. Unfortunately, I rarely need to use it twice in a row. Annoying. The glass door is curved. The manual practically drools over the special "curved door." Why? The only thing it does for me is make it take up more room. (I read the reviews about the glass door shattering. Fortunately that hasn't happened (yet). I'll be sure to update this if it does.) I'm more disappointed that this model doesn't automatically pull out the rack for you when you open the door. Every time I use it, I have to get a utensil or a hot pad to pull out the rack. And when you close the door, crumbs that fell onto the open door slide down the "curved glass" and fall onto your counter, instead of inside the oven into the crumb tray. Inconvenient. I really like the baking timer--being able to heat something up for 20 minutes and not worry about forgetting it's on is wonderful. Unfortunately, if you forget to turn the temperature dial back to Off, the next time you toast something, the heating elements won't turn on. The oven will chime to signal the toasting cycle is over and you'll wonder why everything is still cold. (Yet another reason to combine the two dials.) Safe but annoying. I like the stand-offs they put on the back so that you're forced to provide sufficient room for air circulation. Handy. All in all, I'm unhappy. If I'd bought it, I'd return it, but B&D sent it to me to replace the TRO-355 (which failed a week after I bought it) so I'm stuck with this. B&D toaster ovens aren't what they used to be.
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