IMPORTANT SAFETY
TIPS:
I.
UNPLUG the machine from socket prior to cleaning or disassembly.
2. Use a GROUNDED 120-VOLT CIRCUIT WITH A 20 AMP BREAKER or FUSE.
3. DO NOT put your hand in where the ice is put to be
crushed/shaved.
4.
Any
person (s) operating the equipment must be at least 18 years
old.1. Plug the snow
cone machine in. If you need to use an extension cord, use
a 25' or less, grounded heavy duty cord.
2.There are two switches with the
Heavy Duty Machine (motor and light) and only one (motor) with the
regular Snow Cone Machine.
3. Fill the hopper on top of the
machine with ice. You must push the motor switch in and hold it as
you push down on the pusher handle to force the ice against the
spinning shaver head.
More pressure gives coarser snow - lighter pressure gives finer
snow. Colder ice gives finer snow in this machine but if it's too
cold, it might not feed as well.
4. Use the snow
cone dipper to scoop the ice and mound in the snow
cone cup. One stroke of the pump delivers one ounce of
Ready-to-Use syrup.
Tips
1. Always use the special snow cone
cups. They're made from extra thick paper with extra heavy
"dry wax" so that the snow cone
can be enjoyed completely before the cup "wimps out!"
2. Serving a straw with the snow
cone allows you to break up snow and sip it.
3. One gallon of Ready-to-Use Syrup
(128 oz.) should yield approximately 128 servings.
4. 20 lbs of commercial ice makes
approximately 75-100 6 oz snow cones.
5. Shave several hoppers of ice at
a time to lessen the chance of the blades freezing up.
Questions or Comments? Call 770-685-2024
or
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