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SNOW MACHINE USER MANUAL
Introduction
Thank you for choosing Froggy’s Fog Snow Machines. Prior to use, we suggest that you carefully read all of the instructions. By
following the suggestions found in this user manual, you can look forward to the reliable and satisfactory performance of your
snow machine for years to come.
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Specifications:
MODEL
FFM-SNOW
FFM-PROSNOW
ID
650
650
VOLTAGE:
110V/60HZ
110V/60HZ
POWER:
650W
650W
FUSE:
125V/10A
125V/6.5A
DISTANCE (M):
3-5
3-8
OUTPUT (CMM):
80
100
TANK CAPACITY (L):
1
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Please follow these operation, safety and maintenance instructions to ensure a long and safe life for your snow
machine.
UNPACKING & INSPECTION:
Open the box to make sure that there is no evident damage caused by transportation and verify machine has arrived intact. In
the event that the unit’s housing or cable is damaged, do not plug it in and do not attempt to use it until after contacting your
dealer for assistance.
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Remove all packing materials from box and snow machine, especially in the nozzle area. IMPORTANT: LEAVE THE BLACK
SOCK ON FRONT OF MACHINE OR MACHINE WILL NOT PRODUCE SNOW EFFECT!!
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Place snow machine on a level flat surface, remove snow liquid tank cap. Fill with Froggys Snow fluid. Lower quality fluid can
damage the unit. When filled, place cap back on liquid tank.
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Firmly attach trigger control cable to the proper input on the rear of the machine.
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Plug power cord into a grounded electrical outlet. If necessary, turn power switch on rear of unit to “1” position.
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To emit snow, press the trigger button for the desired length of time.
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If your model includes a volume remote (FFM-PROSNOW), you may adjust the size and quantity of the snow by turning the
knob on the remote.
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If your model includes a mounting bracket designed for overhead installation, it may be installed at floor level or suspended
overhead. If the unit is to be mounted using the bracket, it is important that the snow does not shoot directly at any one’s
face. Whatever installation method you choose, do not allow the unit to have more than a 15 degree angle of inclination.
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Do not be use for more than 8 hours continuously.
Best operated at 40-90 degrees F. In cold, performance will be reduced.
Important:
Monitor tank fluid level, running a snow machine with no fluid can permanently damage the unit.
Take care when
priming the pump when replacing fluid. Keep the air intake ports on the chassis free from blockage.
If low output, pump noise
or no output at all, unplug immediately. Check fluid level, external fuse, remote connection, and power connection. If all of the
above seem O.K., plug the unit in again. If snow does not come out after holding the remote button down for 15 seconds, check
the fluid hose to make sure there is fluid going through it. If you are unable to determine the cause of the problem, do not
