“I am concerned that the outlet I have it plugged into probably doesn't have it's own circuit. Does anyone had a problem with the oven causing circuits to trip? I just received it today and I was reading the manual.”
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That depends on the wiring of your home and what other appliances are on the same circuit; if you have an issue, it wouldn't be related to this toaster specifically, but any toaster of similar specs. An electric toaster, heater, hair-dryer, etc. creates heat by converting electricity; therefore the higher the temperature the more electricity is needed to maintain it (amps). Most household circuits are safe for 15 amps, so if you're running a microwave and a toaster simultaneously and they each use 10 amps, then you're using 20 amps and the breaker will be tripped. The trick is to figure out which appliances on each circuit are the biggest energy suckers and not turn them on at the same time (ex. Don't run a hair-dryer and a vacuum cleaner at the same time).
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I have had since Christmas 2018. No issues like that. You might want to check the socket you are using to plug it in.
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