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INSTRUCTIONS AND DIRECTIONS
Steps to follow for the operation of Chocofont and to prepare the chocolate
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Place the fountain on a stable support near a power outlet. Make sure the plan is level and
stable, otherwise the cochlea does not ow efciently the chocolate
Do not turn on the motor with the control knob at once
Turn the switch on HEATER and let the item heat for about 5 minutes before putting the
chocolate
THERMAL HAZARD - During warming with no chocolate the concave surface of the base
pan reaches high temperatures.
Do not touch and prevent accidental contact during this preparatory phase
Meanwhile...
Preparation of chocolate
• To melt the chocolate in a short time you can use the microwave.
• Pour the chocolate in a bowl and a part of cooking oil (you can add more oil if the cho-
colate is not that fluid).
• You can add more liquid at this stage of preparation.
• Place the mixture in the oven and let it melt for about 2 1⁄2 minutes.
• Once ready, stir the mixture. If necessary, put it in the microwave until it is completely
dissolved (about 2 minutes). For proper operation of the equipment, the chocolate must
be completely dissolved (should not Chocolate be smooth, add more oil, use a spoon to
check its consistency).
Never add cold liquid to chocolate in order to avoid operational difficulties or item dama-
ges
Turn the switch on MOTOR in order to have both the motor and the heater on.
Fountain effect
Carefully pour the melted chocolate into the pan. Chocolate, transported by the screw or
cochlea, begins to ow down evenly to create the fountain effect.
Prevent the fall of substances or foreign bodies in the tank, which may obstruct or make
difficult the flow of the chocolate.
For best results, chocolate should contain at most (50%) 60% cacao, a higher percentage
requires the addition of oil to get the best density and viscosity
DO NOT ADD COLD LIQUIDS TO CHOCOLATE
Because this would make the chocolate too thick, making it difcult the ow through the
tower, and favouring the possibility of equipment damages.