Star
Manufacturing
International Inc.
10 Sunnen Drive
St. Louis, MO 63143
Installation
and
Operating
Instructions
Phone: (314) 781-2777
FAX: (314) 781-3636
COUNTER MODEL
POPCORN MACHINES
MODELS
49, 49D, 49SL
59, 59D, 59SL
89, 89D, 89SL
2M-8497 REV. C 1/30/90
REV.6-14-01RDB
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GENERAL INSTALLATION DATA
CAUTION
This equipment is designed and sold for
commercial use only by personnel trained
and experienced in its operation and is not
sold for consumer use in and around the
home nor for use directly by the general
public in food service locations. For
equipment to be used by the general
public, please contact the factory.
THOUROUGHLY INSPECT YOUR
MACHINE ON ARRIVAL
We do everything in our power to insure
delivery of your machine in perfect
condition. However there are instances in
which the unit may be damaged in transit,
in the event your unit is damaged in
transit, have the transportation company
make the necessary notations on your
freight bill or delivery receipt. Immediately
report this damage to the dealer from
whom you purchased the machine. The
dealer will advise proper handling
Instructions. If damage is not discovered
until after delivery has been made, notify
the transportation company immediately.
However, in each instance, request an
inspection report to cover whatever damage
has occured in transit.
INSTALLATION
Each machine has been properly wired
and inspected at the Factory for operation
on the Voltage and type of Current
specified on the nameplate.
CAUTION
Do not connect to any other type of
current or the machine will be seriously
damaged.
A receptacle is furnished with the 89
Series Popcorn machines. We strongly
recommend installation by a Licensed
Electrician. The guarantee of this machine
as covered by the Warranty Card does not
apply if an improper installation has been
made.
120 VOLT MACHINES
Machines with nameplate stamped 120V,
are equipped for operation on 120 Volt, 2
wire, 60 Cycle AC single phase service
and must be connected to a separate 20
Amp circuit with a 3 wire grounded,
polarized receptacle.
240 VOLT MACHINES
Machines with nameplate stamped 240V,
are equipped for operation on 240 Volt, 2
wire, 60 Cycle AC single phase service
and must be connected to a separate 15
Amp circuit with a 3 wire grounded,
polarized receptacle.
GENERAL OPERATING
INSTRUCTIONS
CAUTION
The motor air intake and exhaust holes
located on top of the machine must be
clear of any obstruction.
DO NOT COVER THESE AIR VENT HOLES
as serious damage will result.
Check to insure the installation of the
Corn Drawer before the Popping cycle is
started. See picture for location of Corn
Drawer.
With all switches in the "OFF" position,
proceed in the following sequence to Pop
Corn:
1.) Turn "ON" the Corn Warming switch.
This switch controls the Bottom heating
element, the Top heating lamp and the
Sign diplay lamps of the Sign Lighted
models.
2.) Turn "ON" the Kettle switch. This
switch controls the Kettle heating
element. The Red pilot light is provided to
indicate when the Kettle switch is "ON".
Allow six to seven minutes to pre-heat the
Kettle. The Kettle heating element is
thermostatically controlled. Thermostat
adjustments should not be necessary as it
has been preset at the factory for the
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correct popping temperature.
GENERAL OPERATING
INSTRUCTIONS - continued
3.) Turn "ON" the Agitator Motor switch
located at the right end of the motor
housing. This switch will function only
when the Kettle switch is in the "ON"
position. If the Kettle switch is turned
"OFF", the Motor will also stop. This Motor
should always be running when there is
corn in the Kettle. This will prevent
scorching or burning of corn.
4.) A Corn and Seasoning measuring cup
is supplied with your machine. Pour a
level measuring cup of Oil (2 ounces Models 49, 49D, 49SL, 59, 59D, 59SL and
3-1/2 ounces - Models 89, 89D, 89SL) in
Kettle. Add a level measuring cup of raw
corn (8 ounces - Models 49, 49D, 49SL,
59, 59D, 59SL and 14 ounces - Models
89, 89D, 89SL) and a Teaspoon of Popcorn
Salt. Vary the amount of salt and oil to
suit taste. If desired, salt may be added
adfter the Corn is popped.
5.) When the Corn stops popping, dump
the Kettle immediately by turning the
handle clockwise approximately 90
degrees to release latch. Recharge as
quickly as possible. Screen out unpopped
kernels over the perforated section of the
Corn pan.
6.) Turn the Kettle "OFF" when the
desired amount of popping is completed.
WARNING
Do not leave the Kettle and Motor switch
"ON" when the machine is not in use. Do
not immerse the Kettle in water or allow
water to come in contact with the Heating
element.
Popping Corn in dry kettle is not
recommended.
Do not connect machine to Direct Current,
as this unit is designed to operate on
Alternating Current only!
MAINTENANCE
Keep The Popping Unit Clean
After each popping period, wipe clean the
Kettle inside and out while it is warm.
This is important because if seasoning
and salt are not thoroughly removed, a
carbonized material will form. This
condition not only lowers popping
efficiency and causes excessive smoking,
but could damage the unit. For retaining
the high lustre on the stainless steel
Kettle shell and lids, use a non-abrasive
standard stainless steel cleaner when the
Kettle is cold. Use a damp cloth and a
warm mild soap solution to clean the glass
and clear plastic surfaces.
To remove Kettle:
Turn "OFF" the Kettle motor switches.
Disconnect the Twist Lock Cap at the end
of the Kettle conduit, turn Kettle handle
clockwise 90 degrees to unlatch the
Kettle, hold the Kettle and pull out the
hinge pin. The Kettle can now be removed
from unit. Use asbestos gloves to remove a
hot Kettle. DO NOT PLACE THE KETTLE
IN WATER, as this will damage the
electrical assembly.
To change Sign Display Lamps (on Sign
Lighted Models):
Turn "OFF" all switches. Unscrew 2 sheet
metal screws on the Rear side top (holding
switch and pilot light panel) and 4 screws
on the top. Cautiously take the top off.
Cahnge bulb(s) and reassemble the top
onto the frame. Tighten all six screws
securely. WARNING! Use only inside
Frosted Bulb. Wattage per label on the
surface of the Top Liner. By Authorized
Personnel Only.
MAINTENANCE and REPAIRS
Contact the Factory or one of its
representatives or a local Service
Company for Service or Maintenance
required.
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MATERIAL
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MODEL NO. PART NO.
49, 49D
DR. PB CK. DATE 4-24-75
LIMITS UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED
FRACTIONS +/- 1/64 , DECIMALS +/- .005
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A 8-31-76 ADDED 49D MM
B 2-22-77 ADDED COLOR CODE TO JS
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C 9-14-78 ADD BOTTOM WARMER JS
D 3-25-83 SHOWED LAMP SYMBOL RT
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E 5-19-87 ADDED WIRE Q TH
F 5-11-89 UPDATED WIRE CODES MO
1 CORD ASSEMBLY
2 120V - 250 WATT HEAT LAMP
3 120V AGITATOR MOTOR
4 AGITATOR MOTOR SWITCH
5 TWIST LOCK RECEPTACLE
6 TWIST LOCK PLUG W/1500
WATT KETTLE
7 HEAT LAMP SWITCH
8 KETTLE SWITCH
9 SIGNAL LIGHT (KETTLE SWITCH
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10 WIRE CODES
11 WARMER ELEMENT
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