Sno-Konette
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Models #1002S Series, 1003S Series, 1009S
Operating Instructions
To Operate the Sno-Konette:
1. Fill the hopper to within an inch from the top with ice cubes or block ice (no larger than 3 to 4
inches). The larger the pieces, the better the snow.
2. Switch the motor on, and wait for it to reach full speed (this will take a minute or so).
3. Press the pusher handle down against the ice in the hopper. Apply firm and even pressure to
make the best snow. Practice will enable you to gauge when to stop. This allows the ice to
resettle against the shaver head. You may find that you need to relieve the pressure two or
three times during a cycle. Too much pressure will result in snow that is coarse; too little
pressure will make the snow mushy.
NOTE:
Never allow any foreign or metallic objects around the shaver area of the Sno-Konette.
Ice picks, scoops, and debris that may be in the ice often damage blades.
Ice Requirements:
The Sno-Konette can take ice cubes or block ice, if you break the block into pieces
approximately 3 to 4 inches in size.
NOTE:
The ice will not enter the shaving chute if the pieces are too large.
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