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Operation
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Before using your popcorn popper for the first time:
1. Read all instructions.
2. Unpack your popcorn popper and make sure all parts are in good condition and ready to use.
3. Wash the popcorn popper’s chute and measuring cup/butter scoop in mild, warm soapy
water and dry thoroughly.
4. Clean the base of the popcorn popper with a clean damp cloth.
5. Select a flat, level and heat-resistant surface to place your popcorn popper and ensure the
power cord is routed away from the popcorn popper’s heating surfaces.
Using Your Popcorn Popper
CAUTION
: Always ensure the chute and measuring cup/butter scoop are in place and your
popcorn popper is loaded with corn kernels before plugging the unit into the outlet.
NOTE
: Your popcorn popper will begin heating as soon as it is plugged in. DO NOT fill the popping
engine beyond the fill line or run your machine continuously as this could cause your popcorn
popper to overheat and engage the automatic shut-off function. Allow your popcorn popper to
cool briefly between batches by unplugging it for a few minutes. If the popcorn popper goes into
automatic shut-off mode, unplug the unit from the outlet and allow it to cool. To avoid overheating,
the popcorn popper should not be used for more than 9 continuous times.
1. Remove the chute and multipurpose measuring cup/butter scoop from the popcorn popper.
Pour a level measuring cup of popcorn kernels into the popping engine.
NOTE
: DO NOT overpack the multipurpose cup. Doing so may cause overheating, burning of
kernels or automatic shut-off. DO NOT use microwave popcorn in your popcorn popper.
2. Reinstall the chute by sliding it into the slot on the base and gently pushing down to set
it into place. Return the multipurpose cup to its place on the top of the chute with the tab
toward the back of the machine and add butter or seasoning if desired. We recommend
slicing butter into thin slices for the best melting results. DO NOT overfill the cup with butter.
Doing so will result in melted butter spilling over the edge of the cup and onto your popcorn
popper.
NOTE
: Never add liquid, butter, fat, seasonings or anything other than popcorn kernels to the
popping engine.
3. Ready a heat-resistant bowl that is large enough to hold 18 cups of popcorn, beneath the
chute. Check to make sure that the popcorn popper’s chute and multipurpose cup are
securely in place, then plug the popcorn popper into a 120V AC outlet.
NOTE
: The cup must be in place to prevent stray kernels from flying out of the popping
engine. Stray kernels may also exit through the chute, along with popcorn. For your safety,
