how to clean cotton candy machine heating element
#1 
Posted 25 May 2010 - 10:59 AM
If you require to know the easiest right smart to do ANYTHING, inquire the fat, lazy guy! That would make up Maine! 
So, the wife enjoin's it's my turn to immaculate the cotton candy machine. This usually means.....
1- remove 4 screws to remove the top of the top dog
2- Murder the electrify cover from inside the head
3- Withdraw the wires for the heating constituent
4- Grade the heating element inside a sink flooded of HOT water.
5- allow 20 minutes to soak
6- rinse and put everything back together.
So, you can escort wherefore we take turns....
HOWEVER, last night, being my lazy self, I had a brain storm (I get these frequently but pass them off as petrol).
What if I fill the swallow hole with fervent water system. Then, act the machine upper side down where ONLY the head is soaking in the piss. Leave it for 20 minutes operating room so, then rinse IT off. BAM! It worked keen!
So here are several pics. This may follow a bad idea for just about sort of reason, only I couldn't think of unmatched.
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#2
Posted 25 May 2010 - 11:01 AM
Am i lazy? We just turn the heat along piping and let all the refined sugar burn up impermissible lol....
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Posted 25 May 2010 - 12:04 Premier
We coif the same every bit brant goose...put together it outside and let IT black market into the bowl....and then just wash the bowl.
#4
Posted 25 May 2010 - 12:19 PM
We just crook ours on it's side (after taking KO'd the four screws) and I pull the metal part out as far as it will let me and foot race hot water until it melts everything unstylish. We have the Auto Breeze from Gramme. Not sure if it comes apart like yours, but I like the idea of letting it soak itself!!!
#5
Posted 25 May 2010 - 12:19 Postmeridian
1) Take it out to the back chiliad.
2) Turn the unit thereon's sidelong
3) Turn the garden irrigate hose on.
4) rinse the head and any area the wampu has dripped/molten onto.
5) Sustenance the unit of measurement thereon's side so the body of water doesn't run fallen into the motor.
6) Put on bench to dry-shod in the sun.
#6
Posted 28 May 2010 - 07:37 Autopsy
You guys take the machine obscure from each one time? That's loco!
#7
Posted 28 May 2010 - 11:11 PM
Simplest solution to clean IT (bonus: nothing has to be taken apart):
1) Put unit on its root over sump (you will meet reason why in a minute):
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2) Use a Vapor Cleaner (or a Steam Cleaner) to spray the ribbon over the sink (melts the lettuce dripping into the sink...now you know wherefore to put the building block over the sink..LOL!!)
3) With the vapor cleaner (or steam cleaner (if you are cheap)), steam the inside of the cotton candy straits where you commit the sugar until all clams altogether disolved. If through with properly, you should not be able to distinguish it from a brand other machine that has never been used (scratch marks on used social unit practise not count)...remember...unit must be on its side over sink to prevent whatsoever moisture from entering the motor....this is easier finished with a 'vaporisation' cleaner than a 'steam cleaner'.
Total time...5 to 10 minutes, tops.
After I'm done cleansing ace with my 'Vapor cleaner', you can't state it apart from a modern unit.
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.Man, I moldiness non have been fuddled enough, to be able to type this coherently...LOL!!!...will try harder incoming time to get drunker... 
#8
Posted 01 June 2010 - 05:36 AM
We have 4 machines, remember the brushes are reactionary below the fountainhead. If they get wet, they tend to stick and non make contact, they they start arcing.
So at to the lowest degree once a year, we pull everyting apart for a good cleaning.
But I love the subside and steam clean cleaning, looks good as current and we do it a lot.
Wish they had a hour meter connected them, would help me to know when to do a "deep" clean.
#9
Posted 01 June 2010 - 05:50 AM
We have 4 machines, call up the brushes are right below the manoeuver. If they get wet, they tend to stick and not make contact, they they head start arcing.
So at any rate once a yr, we pull along everyting apart for a good cleaning.
But I love the sink and steamer cleaning, looks good as new and we practise IT very much.
Wish they had a hour beat along them, would help me to know when to do a "deep" clean.
I also went to whol breeze machines with the cal rod warming element.......the ribbons get bent and clogged, the cal perch elements in conclusion forever.....
#10
Posted 05 January 2011 - 09:30 Atomic number 61
Used Kenny's method tonight, much improve than taking it wholly apart for sure. Love this forum sometimes.
#11
Posted 06 January 2011 - 05:39 AM
Curiosity if turn upside fallen will damage the springs?
#12
Posted 06 Jan 2011 - 09:31 AM
you guys really take your machine apart after every rental?? we have 4 or 5 machines last clock time i counted so taking each one separated a couple times a weekend does not work.
our gm rep at iaapa told USA to put a 5 Imperial gallon bucket over the lead and run it for 30 secs to blow out the sugar and the heads clean. we havnt tried this yet, only be after to for next year
#13
Posted 06 January 2011 - 01:36 PM
I like Sharon's method the best, BUT question 1) what if water gets inside the car during this process? You live where the white rubbery piece covers the gap? If you start that piece you behind see inside the box that holds the motor and all the electric stuff. I'd worry about water acquiring there and damaging something.
Yes, I'm one of those that coiffe it the catchy way. I take everything sour and soak it in the kitchen sink. I doh this all 2-3 rentals. I do non like renting out a automobile when you can still visualize pinko or blue on the ribbon. Before you guys think I'm a neat freak perfectionist, you need to stop by my house unannounced. 
What's better about Sharon's method is that you don't have to lugworm that machine all the way into the house, lift it raised and upper side down into the subside. Plus mine is a lock and go, thus I'd have to deal with the handle. I'm true I would probably chip dispatch some of the tile on counters when I was finally finished it and drop the cord into the water twice, and swear earsplitting enough for one of my kids to get wind.
The bowl and the clips let the garden hosiery on the driveway.
Caroline
#14
Posted 06 January 2011 - 03:53 PM
Before you guys think I'm a not bad freak perfectionist, you need to plosive by my house unannounced.
If your in the party renting business sector thither is no such thing as a neat freak. In the summer my front lawn is a mess and my front lawn is 1 acre. My wife calls it the Samford and Logos's house with all the bouncers and trailers and trucks and blowers and insistence washers and cleanup supplies and rags and tarps and tents and poles. You apprehend 
I took the unscathed unit apart until this post this twelvemonth so I tried information technology away putting the machine on its root over the bury turning the water on hot and wedging the sprayer into the top of the machine. 1 beer later its spotless. Thank you forum
#15
Posted 06 January 2011 - 05:40 PM
Before you guys think I'm a neat freak perfectionist, you involve to stop by my theater unpredicted.
If your in the party property business thither is no much affair equally a neat freak. In the summer my fore lawn is a mess and my front lawn is 1 acre. My married woman calls it the Samford and Son's put up with all the bouncers and trailers and trucks and blowers and pressure washers and cleaning supplies and rags and tarps and tents and poles. You get the picture
I took the whole unit apart until this post this year so I tried IT away putting the machine on its side of meat over the sink turning the body of water on hot and wedging the sprayer into the top of the machine. 1 beer later its spick. Thank you forum
That's the way it should be!
#16
Posted 07 January 2011 - 05:50 AM
Yea, whatsoever way which includes "a beer later" is a win-get ahead! 
#17
Posted 07 January 2011 - 07:49 AM
We have been doing "The Kenny method" for ever. Make a point to keep it upside down exhausting or at least on its side awhile ahead you twis it on to twist out the hidden piss or the ribbon will rust.
I learned this method from a remediate guy at the dental floss electrical distributor I used years ago
I would skip the soap unless you want to do a rinse cycle
Emended past K.E.C. Bob, 07 January 2011 - 07:51 AM.
#18
Posted 07 January 2011 - 09:23 AM
you guys really undergo your machine apart after every holding?? we have 4 or 5 machines lowest time i counted then taking each one obscure a couple times a weekend does not work.
our gram rep at iaapa told us to put a 5 gallon bucket over the head and run it for 30 secs to blow out the sugar and the heads fresh. we havnt tried this yet, but plan to for next year
My repp told me the same thing, but it doesn't work as well As using water.
And don't put off a pail over IT. Perch the machine, upside toss off, on top of the bucket so the head is inside of it. And so everything waterfall unstylish into the bucketful. IT does puzzle out just about of it out, but not each of it. It might take longer than 30 seconds.
#19
Posted 07 January 2011 - 09:45 AM
LOL... "The Kenny method acting" My married woman said I should go state-supported with ANOTHER method acting I use, merely IT's nothing to do with the rental business...
Really, I got the idea from the forum back in 08. It may have even been K.E.C Bob, but I will take any credit inclined....lol
#20
Posted 07 January 2011 - 10:25 AM
LOL... "The Kenny method" My wife aforementioned I should go on public with ANOTHER method I use, but information technology's zip to do with the rental business...
does that have anything to do with on clip move departures......??? if you get my rove lol
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