Gold Metal 3015A, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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Model 3015A
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SHUT DOWN PROCEDURE
When completing operation for the day (or any prolonged period), run all the sugar out of the floss head.
Turn the Heat Switch off and continue to run the machine for 1 minute to cool the floss head. Then turn off
the main Switch. NEVER put water into the floss head to try and clean the machine while it is plugged into
the wall socket and still mounted on the machine.
FLOSS BANDS AND RIBBONS
The GOLD MEDAL Floss machine is equipped with a patent pending FLOSS BAND designed to give long
life, trouble-free service with little care. DO NOT scratch the band. To clean, unplug the machine and wipe
with a damp cloth.
GOLD MEDAL Floss Ribbons (heat elements) are made of nickel wire with insulation at the terminal point
and on the lead wires. They are designed to be as reliable as the GOLD MEDAL Floss Bands: however, the
ribbons must be handled carefully. DO NOT stretch the ribbon or it will not function properly.
Disassembly and Removal
1.
Remove all sugar from the head of the machine before disassembling. If the unit is inoperative, carefully
turn the machine on its side and shake the sugar out.
2.
Remove the four spinner cap retainer screws and spinner cap. In some cases, the sugar has caused the
cap and band to stick together. Applying gentle pressure with the heel of the hand should free the parts
for removal.
3.
Remove the element lead wire retaining screws with a ¼" (9.5mm) nut driver and remove the element
lead wires from the terminals in the floss head. This will allow the band and ribbons to be removed.
4.
Remove the band and ribbons. If there is excessive sugar buildup, soak the band and ribbons in hot
water until the sugar dissolves. When the sugar has been removed, tap the band in the palm of your
hand to loosen the ribbons for removal.
5.
Inspect, then clean or replace band and ribbons. The primary reason for ribbon replacement is carbon
build up inside the ribbon wire from which the heating element is manufactured. If the ribbon is being
cleaned only, an additional hot water soak may help remove some of the carbon buildup.