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Operation
1. If using the unit with a generator or long extention cord,
check the Voltmeter on the unit after turning on the power
switch prior to use. If the voltage is below 110V, it may not
operate ideally. If the voltage is greater than 125V, it is not
recommended to use this unit.
2. Place the metal floss pan on the center of the unit. Make sure the
center rim is not touching the candy floss spinner, and lock down
the 4 latches located on the sides. If the machine shakes or vibrates,
try adjusting the latches or place the machine on a vibration-
resistant surface, such as a rubber mat.
3. If you have a candy floss shield (Optional), you can place it on at this
time.
4. Turn the Power and Heat switches on and wait 15 minutes to heat
up.
5. Fill the sugar scooper with candy floss sugar, and pour directly into
the center of the candy floss spinner. Do not overfill.
6. Cotton candy will accumulate around the edge of the metal floss
pan, as well as come out of the top of the candy floss spinner.
7. Collect the candy floss with cotton candy paper tubes or sticks as
desired.
8. After an hour or so of continuous use, allow the unit to cool for 15-
20 minutes. This will help keep sugar from burning in the spinner
head. Some cleaning of spinner head or hardened sugar on the
collecting bowl walls may be done at this time.
Cleaning & Maintenance
Before using this equipment it must be cleaned and
dried thoroughly. Clean all surfaces before use.
Failure to clean surfaces before using the unit could
cause food contamination.
Always unplug the unit after every use and before cleaning. Unplug
the unit when not in operation.
Stainless Steel Floss Pan:
Some hardened sugar build up along the sides of the steel container
is normal. This can be broken away and/or dissolved away with warm
water. A sanitizing solution and damp cloth is recommended for
cleaning. For presentation purposes, to keep the bowl looking new, it
is also recommended to use stainless steel cleaner .
Warning: The Candy Floss Spinner will be hot
after use. Exercise caution when handling cooking
utensils and cookware. Wait for unit to cool before
attempting to clean.
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Candy Floss Spinner:
After use, it is recommended to use a tougher cleaner, such as a
decarbonizer/degreaser solution. To fully remove all the cleaning
solution from the spinning head, the spinner can be turned on without
the heat. Repeat with water to rinse the cleaning solution through.
After rinsing, stop the motor and then wipe with a damp cloth. This is
important for food safety and extending the life of the unit.
Do not immerse the device completely in water to clean. The appliance
should also NOT be cleaned with a water jet.
Candy Floss Cart:
Use a damp soft cloth to wipe diwn cart from any sugar build up. Do
NOT clean with harsh abbrassive cleaners as it will damage the surface.
NOTE:
Proper cleaning instructions must be followed;
otherwise, operation of the unit may be seriously
impaired. Do not wash parts in an automatic
dishwasher.
Belt Replacement:
1. Make sure the unit is off, unplugged, and cooled down.
2. Unlock the clamps and remove the floss pan.
3. Remove the floss spinner gaurds and unit cover plate and by
unscrewing the screws.
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