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- Page 1 Cotton Candy Machine ACB-07CE Instruction Manual Original instructions. Read this document before use and keep it for future reference. PDF version is available on www.robolabs.pro...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contents 1 Safety requirements.......................... .3 2 General information...........................4 2.1 Designation..........................4 2.2 Technical specifications......................4 2.3 Delivery set..........................4 2.4 Packaging...........................4 2.5 Transportation and storage......................4 2.6 Design and principle of operation....................5 3 Assembling............................6 3.1 Ambient requirements........................6 3.2 Unpacking and installation......................6 3.3 Electric requirements........................ - Page 3 This document (hereinafter — the manual) contains essential information on installation, intended use, and technical maintenance of cotton candy machine ACB-07CE (hereinafter — the machine). The manual is intended for operators who work with the machine, and for technical personnel who conduct installation, commissioning, and technical service. The manual must be kept during all life time of the machine in place readily available for operators, and technical personnel.
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Page 4: Safety Requirements
Safety requirements This is the safety alert symbol. It is used to alert you to potential physical injury hazards. Obey all safety messages that follow this symbol to avoid possible injury or death. • Not grounded machine can cause electric shock. Power outlet MUST HAVE proper grounding to avoid electric shock. -
Page 5: General Information
General information Designation Cotton candy machine ACB-07US (hereinafter — the machine) is intended for making cotton candy. Professional use only. Technical specifications Rated voltage 230 V Rated frequency 50 Hz Rated current 10 A Dimensions (LxWxH), not more 70x68x48 cm Weight, not more 14 kg Design life... -
Page 6: Design And Principle Of Operation
Design and principle of operation The machine includes the following main components, see Fig. 1: Housing (2); Chassis (11) with electric motor and Spinning Head (6). The spinning head and electric motor are mounted on the chassis, which itself is connected to the housing by four Spring-mounted Supports (12). These supports dampen vibrations and allow the motor to self-balance during operation. -
Page 7: Assembling
Assembling Not grounded machine can cause electric shock. Power outlet MUST HAVE proper grounding • to avoid electric shock. • Wall receptacle MUST be installed by a qualified electrician. If supply cord damaged, it MUST be replaced by manufacturer, service agent, or a skilled •... -
Page 8: First Start (Operation Check)
circuit breaker. The outlet used for machine connection, must be connected to this breaker and must be properly grounded. Check the voltage in the receptacle. Plug the machine in. Make sure that the supply cord is not twisted, pulled, and is not mechanically impacted in any other way; and also is not in contact with hot surfaces. -
Page 9: Intended Use
Intended use DO NOT use machine if supply cord, cable plug, or wall receptacle are damaged. • • DO NOT allow supply cord to be twisted, bent, pulled, contacted with sharp edges, or to be mechanically impacted in any other way. DO NOT let supply cord to be in contact with hot surfaces. -
Page 10: Recommendations On Sugar And Colorants
Recommendations on sugar and colorants Use ONLY 100% pure granulated sugar (beet or cane). DO NOT USE sugar powder, sugar with added starch, dextrose, corn syrup and so on. Doing so will lead to poor quality floss and/or quick clogging of the spinning head. To make colored and flavored cotton candy use flavoring mix (Floss Art, for example), or ready to use flossugar. -
Page 11: Abnormal Operation
3. Turn the main switch to ON position (I), and the spinning head will begin to rotate. 4. Turn the heat switch to ON position (I). 5. Use the voltage adjustment knob to adjust voltage. A little practice required to find proper position of the knob 6. -
Page 12: Cleaning
Cleaning ALWAYS unplug before cleaning. • • DO NOT use excessive water or water jet for machine cleaning. DO NOT spill water on electric panels or parts. Using excessive water during cleaning can cause short circuit and electric shock. • DO NOT immerse machine and/or supply cord into water. •... -
Page 13: Spinning Head Cleaning
Spinning head cleaning 1. Unplug the machine, remove the floss pan. 2. Remove all sugar from the head, turning upside-down if necessary. 3. Detach the cover (2) (see Fig. 3) by removing three screws (1) that fix the cover (2). If the cover is ‘glued’... - Page 14 9. Re-assemble the spinning head in the reverse order. ATTENTION, the leads (9) must be positioned opposite to balancing pole (6). It is important to make sure while putting element back in the sidewall that upper point of the heating element is 4 to 5 mm lower than the upper edge of the sidewall, see Fig.
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Page 15: Technical Service
Technical service • ALWAYS unplug while servicing. Technical maintenance and repair MUST be conducted by a qualified technician only. • Spinning head might be hot. ALWAYS wait until spinning head cooled down before cleaning. • • ALWAYS use safety goggles while servicing. Technical maintenance To provide good and safe operation of the machine, it is a must to conduct technical maintenance on regular basis, and operating repair, as needed. -
Page 16: Supply Cord Replacing
5. Tighten contact joints and terminals of main current conducting parts, terminal block and connectors. Face up pitted contacts as necessary. 6. Remove two screws that fix slip rings Covering Plate (1), see Fig. 5. Figure 5 7. Open each brush unit by removing two screws that fix unit’s cover. Take out and inspect Carbon Electrodes (4) from the units. -
Page 17: Electric Panel Layout
Electric panel layout Electric components designations is shown on Fig. 6. For component designations see wiring diagram. Figure 6... -
Page 18: Troubleshooting (Circuit V1.1)
Troubleshooting (circuit v1.1) 6.4.1 Machine does not turn on 1. Machine is not plugged in. Plug the machine in. 2. No power in the wall receptacle. Check the voltage in the receptacle. 3. Supply cord fault. Check supply cord for continuity, replace fault cord. 4. - Page 19 4. Variable resistor RP fault. Check variable resistor operation. Replace fault variable resistor. 5. Brush unit XA1, XA2 fault. Check brush units to see if carbone electrodes are not worn out. Replace fault or worn out component. 6. Slip rings wear. Check the slip rings to see if they are worn out. In case if slip rings are worn out, replace the spinning head.
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