Gold Medal Mighty-Mite 2035BG, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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At no time during a power failure is there to be an attempt to operate
this unit. In the case that a power failure occurs during operation, the
gas supply is to be turned OFF until power failure has subsided. Then,
and only then, should a relight attempt be made per the Lighting and
Shutdown Instructions.
LIGHTING AND SHUTDOWN INSTRUCTIONS
1. Turn the handle of the gas safety valve to the "PILOT" position.
2. Push down the red reset button, depress the spark igniter and repeat until the pilot lights.
Hold the red reset button for about 30-45 seconds or until the pilot remains burning when
the button is released.
3. Turn the main handle to the "ON" position. The main burner should now ignite from the
pilot burner.
4. If you want to turn off both the pilot and the main burner, pull lock on safety and turn to the
"OFF" position.
AIR ADJUSTMENT ON BURNER
After your main burner has been lit according to the directions above, you might have to make
some air adjustment in order to get the best flame. The Air Adjustment Cap should be turned
to give more or less air. A blue flame is desired for optimum heat.
TO POP POPCORN
Turn the main burner on and put oil in the kettle. You can let oil heat slightly before adding the
popcorn and salt. We recommend 14 ounces of popcorn, 4 ½ ounces of high quality coconut oil,
and Flavacol salt to give the best results. A good measure of oil and Flavacol is the secret to top
quality popcorn; popcorn that brings you more repeated sales. If you are in a commercial
pre-pop operation, this is even more important; good quality pre-pop commands a higher price. To
your customer, it is well worth the slight extra price.
Yes, you can put more corn into the kettle, but this will lenghten the popping cycle and your
overall production will decrease. You can make smaller batches, if necessary, but always use a
corn to oil ration of 3:1. When using a smaller batch you might turn the burner down slightly to
prevent it form getting too hot.
IF THE FLAME GOES OUT
A 5 minute shutdown period is required before attemting to relight.
1. Check to see if you are out of gas.
2. Check to see if the thermocouple is in the proper position.
If pilot is turned out, a five minute shut down period is required
before attempting to relight.
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