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  6. At the first sign that popping is slowing (about 1 to 2 seconds between pops), turn 

the unit off by pressing the “

O

” on the on/off switch.

  7. Open the cabinet door and remove the popping chamber. Empty the remaining 

popcorn from the popping chamber into the popper cabinet or into the serving 

baskets. 

  

CAUTION! 

To prevent burns, do not touch the bottom of the popping chamber, the 

restrictors on top of the popping chamber, or the heating platform.

  8. The popper cabinet holds two batches of popcorn. Prior to making a second 

batch, clear any popcorn kernels from the heating platform using a paper towel or 

cloth. Then follow steps 3 through 6. 

    When making a second batch of popcorn, once popping begins open the serving 

door (Fig. C, page 6) to accommodate the extra volume of popcorn. When pop-

ping slows (about 1 to 2 seconds between pops), turn the unit off, open the cab-

inet door, and carefully remove the popping chamber from the heating platform. 

Pour the remaining popcorn from the popping chamber into the serving baskets. 

Do not leave popcorn in the popping chamber as it may scorch.

  

CAUTION!

 Never leave the popper unattended while in use.

  9. Fill the serving baskets and season popcorn to taste. 

Care and Cleaning

  1. Allow the popper to cool before cleaning. 
  2. Push any popcorn hulls, small pieces, and any unpopped kernels to the floor 

screen, so they fall into the sifter tray. If pieces are too large to fall into the sifter 

tray, lift the floor screen out of the cabinet and discard the pieces. Slide the sifter 

tray out from the cabinet and discard the contents.

  3. The cabinet door and serving door are removable for easy cleaning. Open the 

cabinet door and lift it straight up off the hinges. Tilt the serving door out. Then, 

while squeezing the left and right sides of the door together slightly, lift the door 

straight up and out of the door opening. 

  4. Wipe the interior and exterior of the popper cabinet with a damp cloth. Do not 

use steel wool or abrasive cleaners. 

  5. Clean the cabinet door, serving door, floor screen, sifter tray, and measuring cup 

with a damp cloth. Wash the serving baskets in warm, sudsy water. 

    After cleaning and drying, reposition the floor screen and sifter tray in the popper 

cabinet. Store the serving baskets on top of the popper cabinet.

  6. Reattach the cabinet door; align the pins with the hinge openings (Fig. A, page 3)

and push the door down.

Summary of Contents for Fountain

Page 1: ...www GoPresto com espanol Envíe un mensaje de correo electrónico a contact GoPresto com Llame al 1 800 877 0441 oprima 2 y deje un mensaje A home sized theater popper with incredible popping performance Pops up to 20 cups in about 3 minutes with virtually no unpopped kernels Pops with hot air not oil for a low fat treat Pops like a fountain Popcorn flows into cabinet as it pops Fountain Theater Air...

Page 2: ... Service Department for examination repair or electrical or mechani cal adjustment 9 The use of accessory attachments not recommended or sold by the appliance manu facturer may cause injuries 10 Do not let cord hang over edge of table or counter or touch hot surfaces 11 Do not use outdoors 12 Do not place on or near a hot gas or electric burner or in a heated oven 13 Do not use appliance for other...

Page 3: ...ever Hinge pins Hinge openings Third restrictor only opens partially Before First Use 1 Remove all outer packaging surrounding the popper 2 Position popper on a table open the cabinet door and carefully remove the pack aging inside the cabinet 3 Become familiar with the various parts of the popper Fig A and read and follow the instructions carefully 4 Prior to making your first batch of popcorn cl...

Page 4: ... chamber may cause the unit to overheat and shut off It may also cause smoking and scorched corn WARNING Do not place salt seasoning butter margarine shortening or micro wave popcorn in the popping chamber or popper cabinet as this could damage the popper and cause a fire hazard 4 Position the removable popping chamber on the heating platform fitting the tab on the base in the pocket on the back o...

Page 5: ... CAUTION Never leave the popper unattended while in use 9 Fill the serving baskets and season popcorn to taste Care and Cleaning 1 Allow the popper to cool before cleaning 2 Push any popcorn hulls small pieces and any unpopped kernels to the floor screen so they fall into the sifter tray If pieces are too large to fall into the sifter tray lift the floor screen out of the cabinet and discard the p...

Page 6: ...r and give the popcorn more flavor My popper shuts off immediately after I turn it on and I notice a scorched corn odor Why You are using more than a level cup of popping corn Overloading the popping chamber may cause the unit to overheat and shut off It may also cause smoking and scorched corn Should the unit shut off press the O on the on off switch and remove the popping chamber from the heatin...

Page 7: ...sh it contains more moisture It is the moisture inside each kernel that is the key to great popcorn When heated the internal moisture expands until the kernel explodes into the fluffy mass that we all love to eat Old popcorn or popcorn that is not stored properly tends to dry out and may not have enough moisture to pop properly To keep popcorn from drying out store popcorn in a tightly sealed cont...

Page 8: ... express warranties NATIONAL PRESTO INDUSTRIES INC Eau Claire WI 54703 3703 PRESTO Limited Warranty Consumer Service Information If you have any questions regarding the operation of your PRESTO appliance or need parts for your appliance contact us by any of these methods Call 1 800 877 0441 weekdays 8 00 AM to 4 00 PM Central Time Email us through our website at www GoPresto com contact Write Nati...

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