HTD CANADA V607 User manual

CENTERSTAGE PROFESSIONAL
SNOW CONE MACHINE
USER MANUAL
HTD CANADA
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General Safety Precautions
1. This manual will outline safety warnings and precautions, operating, maintenance and cleaning. The warnings and
instructions reviewed in this manual cannot cover all possible conditions and situations that may occur. Factors such as
caution and common sense cannot be built into this product and it is trusted the operator will follow these measures.
2. This machine must never be modified and should only be used for its intended purpose.
3. Always check that the snow cone machine is plugged into a grounded outlet with the appropriate electrical supply. Ensure
that the wall outlet being used is properly grounded. If it is not, you must install a grounded outlet.
4. Before disconnecting from the power source, be sure that all switches have been turned OFF. To unplug the
machine, firmly grasp the plug and remove from the outlet –never pull on the cord itself.
5. Ensure that the power outlet, plug and cord being used are in good, working condition. Even with a properly functioning
power cord, keep water away from the cord and avoid letting your power cord run over carpets or heating devices.
6. If missing or broken components are found, leave the snow cone machine TURNED OFF. Do not attempt to use it. Contact
HTD Canada at [e-mail].
7. No minor should operate this machine unsupervised. Keep hands, foreign objects, long hair and loose clothing away from
the ice blades while in use. Some areas may become hot while in use.
8. Always use the machine in a clean and dry area.
Operating Instructions
1. Install the handle assembly/ice pusher on top of the machine, install the ice tray and the drain valve.
2. Insure that the ice blades are free of any obstructions, connect the power cord to the machine and plug it into a grounded
120 V outlet.
3. Open the handle assembly/ice pusher and fill the Horn with the desired amount of either cube or chunk ice, do not overfill.
Close the handle assembly/ice pusher and please insure that the machine is on a level stable surface, the feet are intact
and level.
4. Press and hold the power switch to activate the cutting head while applying downward pressure to the handle assembly/ice
pusher, this is to insure that the operators hand remains out of danger while the blades are running. The power switch is
spring loaded so that it cannot be left in the ON position for safety purposes..
5. Once the desired amount of ice is crushed, release the switch to turn off the motor and cutting head.
6. Scoop the crushed ice into a serving container or cup and pour or pump snow cone syrup onto the finished cone. A
maximum of two ounces of syrup is recommended for a 6 oz. serving of ice.
7. Repeat steps 3-6 for multiple batches
8. This unit is equipped with a manual reset button to prevent injury. If the unit becomes jammed and shuts down you will
need to Unplug the machine from the power source, remove the ice that has cause the jam, plug the machine back into
the power source and press and release the reset button
Cleaning and Maintenance
1. Turn off all switches and unplug the unit. Wipe down and dry all the parts with a clean cloth.
2. Drain the collection tray and drain hole of all water and ice.
3. The base and exterior of the unit can be cleaned with a damp cloth, soap and water.
4. Do not immerse in or use excessive water when cleaning this unit.
5. Only use food grade cleaners.
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Parts and Accessories Snow Cone Machine Specs
Part Name
Replacement Part Item #
Item#
V607
1- Cup Dispenser
V607CUP
Cabinet Dimensions
16.25” x 14.25” x 19”
2- Power Cord
V607CORD
Capacity
15 KG/MIN
3 -Handle Assembly
V607HAND
Voltage
110V
4- Master Switch
V607SWT
Wattage
500W
5- Reset Button
V607RSET
RPM
1700
6 -Motor Cover
V607COVR
7- Canopy
V607TOP
8 –Ice Tray
V607TRAY
9–Corner Post
V607POST
10 –Drain Valve
V607DVLE
11 - Rubber Foot
V607FOOT
12 - Door
V607DOOR
13 - Base
V607BASE
If you have any damaged, missing parts or concerns Please do not return to or contact
the retailer. Please contact us directly at
[e-mail]
613-693-1806
3 Year Parts Warranty
This warranty is not effective if damage occurs because of accident, carelessness, improper installation, lack of proper set-up,
supervision when required, or if the equipment is installed or operated in any manner contrary to the installation and operating
instructions. Work performed by unauthorized personnel or unauthorized service agencies voids this warranty. This warranty
does not apply to any warranty claims made on products sold or used outside of Canada
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