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OPERATING MANUAL 

COTTON CANDY MACHINES 

TWISTER-M2 (ACB-02E) 230 V 

TWISTER-M2 (ACB-02U) 120 V 

MONSTER (ACB-07) 230 V

 

 

 

CAUTION: READ THE INSTRUCTIONS 

BEFORE USING THE MACHINE! 

PDF version of this manual is available on 

www.robolabs.pro 

 
 

 

Summary of Contents for MONSTER

Page 1: ...ANUAL COTTON CANDY MACHINES TWISTER M2 ACB 02E 230 V TWISTER M2 ACB 02U 120 V MONSTER ACB 07 230 V CAUTION READ THE INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USING THE MACHINE PDF version of this manual is available on www robolabs pro ...

Page 2: ...components 7 2 Intended use 7 2 1 Raw material requirements 7 2 2 Getting started 7 2 3 Operation 8 3 Technical maintenance 11 3 1 General instructions 11 3 3 Troubleshooting 14 4 Transportation and storage 15 5 Acceptance certificate 15 6 Warranty obligations 16 7 Manufacturer details 16 Annex A Twister M2 ACB 02E electric components list 17 Annex B Twister M2 ACB 02U electric components list 18 ...

Page 3: ... OVERHEATING motor should rest 15 min per hour of operation 7 Do not MODIFY the design of the machine 8 UNPLUG the power cord before cleaning or servicing In accordance to EN 60335 1 2012 standard the machine can be used by children aged 8 years and above and persons with reduced physical sensory or mental capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge if they have been given supervision or inst...

Page 4: ...t not more 6 5 A 16 A 9 A Operating voltage 230 Vac 50 Hz 120 V 60 Hz 230 Vac 50 Hz Dimensions 670x670x470 mm 670x670x470 mm 700х680х480 mm Weight not more 15 kg 15 kg 18 kg Ingress protection IP21 IP21 IP21 1 3 Delivery set Cotton candy machine 1 pc Plastic floss pan1 1 pc Mesh screen with clips set 1 pc Power supply cord 1 pc Operation manual 1 copy 1 4 Power requirements Twister M2 ACB 02E and ...

Page 5: ...bient conditions The equipment may be operated in temperatures ranging from 5 C to 40 C 41 F to 104 F with relative humidity not exceeding 50 at 104 F As temperature and humidity increase above these ranges cotton candy can still be produced but it will be very dense and heavy Importantly being a sugar product it may begin to melt shortly after being production Altitude above sea level should not ...

Page 6: ...t Knob that regulates power to the heating element and thus controls its temperature and Voltmeter that indicates actual voltage supplied to the heating element Monster only Operating principle The spinning head rotates with the sugar mix inside where the heating element warms the sugar up When the sugar rises above 160 C 320 F it starts to melt Due to centrifugal force the melted sugar escapes th...

Page 7: ...r ready to use flossugar Do not use sugars with starch dextrose or similar additives as they can result in poor quality floss and or clog the heater coil assembly 2 2 Getting started Unpack machine and save materials for future shipping needs Place the machine on a stable table or cart Before attaching power cord fully raise all four transportation fastening nuts 10 until they reach the rubber sup...

Page 8: ...URING FLOSS HEAD ACCELLERATION AND DECELERATION IS NORMAL Next turn on the heater switch and use the adjustment knob to set operating voltage2 Normal operating voltage is 150 160 Volts On Twister machine which doesn t have a voltmeter operator should follow marks around the knob Clockwise rotation is for increasing voltage and vice versa Depending on conditions it will take about 1 minute to warm ...

Page 9: ...uch as to add more flossugar this time will be reduced substantially After switching on both motor and heating an experienced operator can turn adjusting knob all the way up for only 10 15 seconds and then decrease the voltage back to the recommended operating range and proceed as normal from there This will substantially reduce the time required to begin candy production However should maximum vo...

Page 10: ...lastic bag to protect the flossugar from dust debris and insects The machine and Floss Pan should be wiped down with a damp cloth to remove excess flossugar as needed If you are shutting down for longer than one day then you should perform a complete cleaning of the spinning head as described in the Technical Maintenance section below Do not leave unused flossugar in the spinning head for more tha...

Page 11: ...gar and carbon deposits This may significantly reduce both productivity and the quality of the cotton candy produced To clean the sidewall and heating element it is necessary to disassemble the spinning head remove the heating element and sidewall and wash them carefully with hot water 3 Technical maintenance may be required sooner if individual parts become fouled prior to scheduled service THIS ...

Page 12: ...pact 4 Remove central wing nut 17 steel washer 18 plastic holding washer 19 Then using a 7 mm nut driver or wrench remove the nuts that are securing the wire ends to the terminal posts 20 Remove the nuts lock washers terminal ends and washers and you can then lift off the sidewall 5a with heating element 5b as one unit 5 Wash the sidewall and heating element with very hot water in order to melt th...

Page 13: ...ould fit closely to insulators and should not show excessive wear Slip rings are made of high grade brass and will last years if properly serviced If the slip rings are excessively worn or are covered with bumps they need to be replaced by qualified service staff To replace brush units 21 first remove the screws securing the brush unit Remove the unit carefully and inspect the carbon brushes If th...

Page 14: ...of order Use a tester to check the heating element replace if necessary Brush unit damage Check the brush unit Brushes must fit closely to the slip rings without sparking Replace the brush unit if necessary Low productivity Caramel sticking on the sidewall Clean the sidewall and heating element in accordance with instructions Low voltage from the outlet Check the voltage from the outlet or extensi...

Page 15: ... and storage must be between 25 C and 55 C 13 F and 131 F 5 Acceptance certificate ACCEPTANCE CERTIFICATE _____________ Product Name _____________ Serial No The equipment is made with accordance to mandatory requirements of the state standards actual technical documentation and approved for use QC Engineer STAMP HERE _________________ Signature _________________ DD MM YYYY _________________ Full N...

Page 16: ...e changed by manufacturer at any time due to improvements and or other reasons Technical specifications stated in this document are intended to act as a reference point which is necessary to evaluate suitability of the equipment for the customer s needs and are not the subject of warranty policy The information stated in this document has been thoroughly checked and considered as accurate one neve...

Page 17: ...er capacitor 4 uF 400 V 16694 EK Heater 1200W 230 V 3734 EMI EMI filter Delta 30DKCS5 30 A 250 V 13706 FU Fuse 10 A 400 V 2536 M AC motor АИР56А2У2 IM3031 180 W 2700 rpm 4245 RP Variable resistor 500 kOhm 0 5 W type B 2789 SA1 SA2 Rocker switch B4 mask 16A 250 V 3730 VS Power regulator Fotek SSR 25VA 25 A 380 V 16838 XA1 XA2 Brush assembly ЩУГ 16 3701 4200 ...

Page 18: ... Heating coil 1GIK2AT30001 IRCA 1600 W 120 V 2975 FU Fuse Bussmann C10G10 10 A 500 V 16827 M AC motor АИР56А2У2 220 W 115 V 60 Hz 3300 rpm 16835 QF Circuit breaker S202 C16 ABB 16 A 400 V 16882 RP Variable resistor 500 kOhm 0 5 W type B 2789 SA1 SA2 Rocker switch B4 mask 16A 250 V 3730 VS Power regulator Fotek SSR 25VA 25 A 380 V 16838 XA1 XA2 Brush assembly ЩУГ 16 3701 4200 ...

Page 19: ... 400 V 1287 EK Heater 1800 W 230 V 3740 FU Fuse H520 ZH214 10 A 400 V 2536 M AC motor АИР56А2У2 IM3031 180 W 2700 rpm 4245 PV Voltmeter SE 80 300 V 95 RP Variable resistor 500 kOhm 0 5 W type B 2789 SA1 SA2 Rocker switch B4 mask 16A 250 V 3730 VS Power regulator Fotek SSR 25VA 25 A 380 V 16838 XA1 XA2 Brush assembly ЩУГ 16 3701 4200 ...

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