Gold Metal P-60 User manual

P-60/60 Special Model No. 1866, 1866XJ, 2085, 2086, 2656, 2656KC
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OPERATING INSTR CTIONS
CONTROLS AND THEIR F NCTIONS
LIGHT AND WARMER SWITCH: Turns on the heat to the bottom corn pan and heat light.
KETTLE MOTOR SWITCH: Turns on the motor which drives the kettle agitator.
KETTLE HEAT SWITCH: Supplies power to the thermostat controlled kettle
A TO SH T OFF
The 1866 and 2656 Models are equipped with an auto shut-off mechanism. If the kettle heat is on with no
product popping for fifteen minutes, the auto shut-off will turn off the kettle heat element and the kettle
heat switch will flash. To pop a new batch of corn, cycle the kettle heat switch off and then back on.
AMO NT OF POPCORN AND OIL
Your new Popper is equipped with a 6 oz corn measuring cup (Part No. 49049).
Corn charge – 6 oz.
Oil charge – 1.6 to 2.0 oz.
Flavacol – 1 teaspoon
POPPING INSTR CTIONS
1. Turn Kettle Heat and Kettle Motor switch on.
2. Make a test pop by putting 3 kernels of corn and 1 oz. (30 ml) of oil into the kettle.
3. When the 3 kernels have popped, load the kettle with corn and oil charge.
4. When corn has popped, dump the kettle.
5. Repeat cycle starting with step number 3 above; always pop 3-5 batches for best popcorn.
Kettle Heat Switch
Part No. 42798 (1)
Kettle Motor Switch
Part No. 42532 (2)
Light And Warmer Switch
Part No. 42532 (2)
Switch Box Label
Part No. 48502 (1)

P-60/60 Special Model No. 1866, 1866XJ, 2085, 2086, 2656, 2656KC
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CARE AND CLEANING
KETTLE
1. Each time you finish a series of popping, allow the kettle to cool down and wipe the outside of the
kettle with a soft cloth to remove any oil drippings left behind.
2. After you finish popping for the day, allow the kettle to cool until it is not too hot to handle, but
still warm.
3. nplug the kettle and remove it from the machine.
4. With a cloth, wipe out the inside of the kettle, kettle lid, crossbar, outside and underneath of the
kettle.
NOTE: DO NOT place the kettle in water. This will cause damage to the electrical components and will
void your warranty.
CABINET
Cleaning the cabinet of your machine is easy. Take a clean cloth and wipe excess grease from the glass.
Wipe the outside of the machine also.
NOTE: Never use a glass or plastic cleaner that contains ammonia. It will crack the plastic on the machine.