How to operate, Helpful tips, En g li s h – Nostalgia Electrics CCM600 User Manual

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HOW TO OPERATE

First, position OLD FASHIONED COMMERCIAL COTTON CANDY MAKER close

to an electrical outlet before starting. Make sure the cord is away from any

water source. It is acceptable to use an extension cord if needed.

Plug in unit at the OFF position.

Turn both power switch and heater switch to ON position and allow unit to run for at

least 10 minutes before adding sugar. This will allow the Extractor Head to heat.

Once Extractor Head has heated, turn unit OFF.

Place no more than one scoop of sugar (flavored or white, granulated)

or up to four pieces of hard candy into the Extractor Head.

Switch to ON position.

When you see the cotton candy web begin, collect the cotton candy on the cone by

holding the cone and rotating the cone with your fingers while you circle the bowl.

Repeat above steps by turning off machine and adding another scoop of sugar or four more

pieces of hard candy into the Extractor Head. Once you have added sugar or candy, start

machine again. The cotton candy should flow more quickly as the unit is sufficiently warm.

Never use ingredients other than sugar or hard candy. DO NOT overfill the Extractor

Head by adding more than one scoop of sugar or more than four pieces of hard

candy at a time. This will cause clogging and unit will not work properly.

10. By following these simple instructions, using your OLD FASHIONED

COMMERCIAL COTTON CANDY MAKER will be a fun experience for kids of

all ages and will bring the excitement of a carnival to any occasion.

HELPFUL TIPS

How Cotton Candy is Made

Cotton candy is made by heating sugar. This turns sugar into a liquid form.

Then the sugar liquid is forced out of tiny mesh with holes in the extractor

head by centrifugal force as the extractor head spins. As the liquid sugar hits

the air, it returns to a solid fluffy material that adheres to a paper cone.

Cleaning the Extractor Head

It is very important that the unit be cleaned properly after every use. If it

is not, the holes will get clogged and sugar will not be able to sift through

the tiny holes properly. NEVER put water in the extractor head.

You can clean the Extractor Head by letting the machine run

with an empty Extractor Head for five minutes.

Catching Floss

If floss does not adhere easily to the cone, you can spray the cone lightly with water.