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re cipes insi de! #DAPP150V2 FRESH POP POPCORN MAKER Instruction Manual | Recipe Guide Fresh Pop popcorn maker Important Safeguards ....................................................................4-7 Parts & Features ................................................................................. 8 Tips & Tricks ....................................................................................... 9 Using Your Popcorn Maker ...................................................... 10-12 Cleaning & Maintenance ............................................................... 13 Recipes ....................................................................................... 15-29 Customer Support .......................................................................... 30 Warranty ........................................................................................... 31 sh team! da the IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS tripping over, a longer cord. • Do not exceed a 5 minute IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS: PLEASE • Longer detachable power-supply maximum continuous usage time. cords are available and may be used • This appliance is not intended READ AND SAVE THIS INSTRUCTION if care is exercised in their use. to be operated by means of • The cord should be arranged so that an external timer or separate AND CARE MANUAL. it will not drape over the counter remote control system. When using electrical appliances, basic safety precautions should be followed, including: top or tabletop where it can be • Never operate a defective or pulled on by children or tripped over damaged appliance. If the cord • Read all instructions carefully. heated oven. unintentionally. is damaged or defective for any • Do not touch hot surfaces. • Extreme caution must be • The marked electrical rating of the reason, seek replacement by calling • To protect against electric shock, do used when moving an appliance cord or extension cord should be at customer support. not immerse cord, plugs, or appliance containing hot oil or other hot liquids. least as great as the electrical rating • This appliance is not intended for in water or any other liquid. • Always attach plug to the appliance of the appliance. use by persons (including children) • Close supervision is necessary first, then plug the cord in the wall • For maintenance other than with reduced physical, sensory when any appliance is used by or outlet. To disconnect, turn the cleaning, please contact StoreBound or mental capabilities, or lack of appliance to “Off”, then remove plug directly at 1-800-898-6970 from 7AM experience and knowledge, unless near children. they have been given supervision • When not in use, unplug the from wall outlet. – 7PM PST Monday – Friday or by • Do not use appliance for other than email or instruction concerning use of the appliance from wall outlet and at [email protected]. appliance by a person responsible allow Popcorn Maker to cool before intended use. for their safety. assembling or disassembling parts, • Do not leave appliance unattended. • StoreBound shall not accept liability or cleaning. for damages caused by improper • Children should be supervised to • The Popcorn Maker will not shut off use of the appliance. ensure that they do not play with the • Do not operate any appliance with a automatically. To avoid overheating, appliance. damaged cord or plug, or after the please add popcorn kernels before • If the appliance is grounded, appliance malfunctions. Call customer operating. Do not operate the the extension cord should be a service for examination, repair, appliance without popcorn kernels. grounding prong. or adjustment. • This appliance has a polarized plug • Allow the appliance to rest • The use of accessory attachments (one blade is wider than the other.) for at least 10 minutes between not recommended by the appliance To reduce the risk of electric shock, popping cycles. manufacturer may cause injuries. this plug is intended to fit into a • Do not use outdoors. polarized outlet only one way. If the • Do not let the cord hang over the plug does not fit, contact a qualified edge of tables or counters, or touch electrician. Do not attempt to modify IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS: PLEASE hot surfaces. the plug in any way. • Do not place the appliance on or near • A short power-supply cord is to be READ AND SAVE THIS INSTRUCTION a hot gas or electric burner, or in a provided to reduce the risk resulting from becoming entangled in, or AND CARE MANUAL. ∙ 4 ∙ ∙ 5 ∙ garanties importantes garanties importantes risques d’électrocution, cette fiche veuillez contacter Storebound GARANTIES IMPORTANTES: est conçue pour être insérée dans directement au 1-800-898-6970 une prise polarisée dans un seul de 7 à 19 heures, du lundi au VEUILLEZ LIRE ET CONSERVER CE sens. Si la fiche ne convient pas, vendredi, ou par courriel à contactez un électricien qualifié. [email protected]. MODE D’EMPLOI ET D’ENTRETIEN N’essayez pas de modifier la fiche • StoreBound n’est nullement de quelque manière que ce soit. responsable des dommages L’utilisation d’appareils électriques nécessite de prendre des mesures de • Des cordons d’alimentation causés par une mauvaise utilisation sécurité de base, y compris: détachables plus longs sont de l’appareil. • Lisez attentivement toutes les au niveau des bords de tables disponibles et peuvent être utilisés • Si l’appareil est mis à la terre, la instructions. ou de comptoirs, ou toucher des si leur utilisation est effectuée rallonge doit avoir une broche de • Ne touchez pas les surfaces surfaces chaudes. avec soin. mise à la terre. chaudes. • Ne placez pas l’appareil sur ou à • Le cordon doit être placé de • Laissez l’appareil reposer pendant • Afin d’éviter une électrocution, ne proximité d’un brûleur à gaz ou manière à ce qu’il ne puisse pas au moins 10 minutes entre les plongez pas le cordon, les prises électrique, ou d’un four chaud. tomber sur le comptoir ou sur cycles d’éclatement. ou l’appareil dans l’eau ou d’autre • Une grande prudence doit être la table et qu’il puisse être tiré • Ne dépassez pas les 5 minutes liquide. observée lors du déplacement par des enfants ou trébucher de temps maximal d’utilisation • Une attention particulière doit être d’un appareil contenant des huiles involontairement. continue. apportée quand l’appareil est utilisé chaudes ou d’autres liquides chauds. • N’utilisez pas l’appareil sans grain • Cet appareil n’est pas prévu pour par ou à proximité d’enfants. • Branchez toujours la fiche à de maïs. fonctionner à l’aide d’une minuterie • S’il n’est pas utilisé, débranchez l’appareil en premier, puis le • Un cordon d’alimentation court externe ou d’un système différent l’appareil de la prise murale et cordon à la prise murale. Pour doit être fourni afin d’éviter le de contrôle à distance. laissez le Popcorn Popper refroidir débrancher, mettez l’appareil sur risque d’emmêlement ou de • N’utilisez jamais un appareil avant de monter/démonter des OFF, puis retirez la fiche de la trébuchement lié aux cordons défectueux ou endommagé. Si parties, ou de le nettoyer. prise murale. plus longs. le cordon est endommagé ou • N’utilisez aucun appareil • N’utilisez pas l’appareil en dehors • La puissance électrique indiquée défectueux pour quelque raison avec un cordon ou une prise de son utilisation prévue. sur le cordon ou la rallonge doit que ce soit, cherchez des pièces endommagé(e), ou après une • Ne laissez pas l’appareil être au moins aussi grande que de rechange en appelant le malfonction. Appelez le service sans surveillance. celle de l’appareil. service clientèle. clientèle pour toute inspection, • Le Popcorn Popper ne s’éteindra • Pour toute question liée à réparation ou ajustement. pas automatiquement. Afin d’éviter l’entretien autre que le nettoyage, • L’usage d’accessoires non une surchauffe, veuillez ajouter recommandés par le fabricant les grains de maïs avant le sur l’appareil peut entraîner des fonctionnement. GARANTIES IMPORTANTES: blessures. • Cet appareil est équipé d’une fiche • Ne l’utilisez pas à l’extérieur. polarisée (une lame est plus large VEUILLEZ LIRE ET CONSERVER CE • Ne laissez pas le cordon pendre que l’autre). Afin de réduire les MODE D’EMPLOI ET D’ENTRETIEN ∙ 6 ∙ ∙ 7 ∙ PARTS & FEATURES TIPS & TRICKS • After the first popping cycle, wait for approximately 10 to 12 minutes Measuring before using the Popcorn Maker again. Cup Aluminum • Place a small amount of butter in the Measuring Cup during the Heating Spout popping process and allow the butter to melt. Chamber • Never put the butter in the Aluminum Heat Chamber. Popcorn Inlet • If the butter isn’t entirely melted after the duration of popping, leave the unit on for a few more minutes to let the hot air melt the butter. Top Cover • Do not exceed one Measuring Cup of kernels in one cycle as this will overfill the machine. Kernels Popped Corn Body 1 Measuring Cup 16 Cups ½ Measuring Cup 8 Cups Power Button Non-Slip Feet ∙ 8 ∙ ∙ 9 ∙ USING YOUR DASH popcorn MAKER USING YOUR DASH popcorn MAKER NOTE: Wash the Popcorn Maker and parts with a damp cloth prior to use. Dry before using. 4. Place a large bowl under the Spout so that WARNING: DO NOT put butter into the Aluminum Heat Chamber. the edge of the bowl is touching the Body of CAUTION: Aluminum Heat Chamber will get very hot. NEVER insert fingers the Popcorn Maker. Be sure that there is into the chamber while operating, or after use. nothing blocking the Spout so the popcorn can eject properly. 1. Assemble the Popcorn Maker by placing the Top Cover onto the Body until it clicks into place, then set the Popcorn Maker on a flat 5. Switch the unit on by pressing the Power and stable surface. Button to “On.” 2. Using the Measuring Cup, add one Measuring Cup of kernels into the Aluminum Heat Chamber through the Popcorn Inlet. Note: 6. After a few minutes the Popcorn Maker one cup is enough, any more will overfill the will start making popcorn. It will continue to Popcorn Maker and will keep the appliance from operate until all the kernels are popped. The functioning. popping cycle will last about 3 minutes. CAUTION: the Popcorn Maker will heat 3.
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