Where's a replacement motor for 120V XB6020 popcorn machine

I would like to replace my 4oz. kettle for my nostalgic popcorn machine with a 6oz. Will it fit? Can i get a number to call to order if so?

CCP-509 User Manual
http://nostalgiaelectrics.com/manuals/ccp-509.pdf Instructions for use see Page 7


CCP-510 User Manual
http://nostalgiaelectrics.com/manuals/ccp-510.pdf Full instructions see Page 10


The instructions for the CCP-509 are not specific about the quantity of oil and kernels to use. The instructions for the CCP-510 are clearer, stating that for every measuring cup full of kernels ( 4 oz.) add 2 tablespoons of light vegetable oil.

The replacement is an E27 40 watts light bulb. For future reference the User Manual for your Nostalgia Electrics CCP-509 Popcorn Maker can be found here:

http://nostalgiaelectrics.com/manuals/ccp-509.pdf

Nostalgia Electrics CCP-509 Movie Time Popcorn Maker

• Now for the finishing touch -- a full sized popcorn cart that makes delicious, old fashioned, movie house popcorn. The design is nostalgic, but the features are very modern.
• Tempered glass window.
• Large stainless 4 oz steel kettle with built in stirring system.
• Warming light.
• Kernel catcher.
• Supplies compartment.
• Safety Electrics, and easy to clean design.
• Popcorn never tasted so good at home.
• Makes up to 1.5 Gallons of popcorn per batch. 4 oz Kettle.
• Storage compartment in base of unit.

• Dimensions: 16"L x 19"W x 60"H
  

I need to get a new Kettle for my popcorn machine. Where do I get one from and how much does it cost?
Model# CCP - 509

I think I would look at a electric supply place for a motor like the one found in a popcorn machine. Another tip would be a resturant supply place.

Good luck on finding your motor and thanks for posting at FixYa.com

Here is the direct download link for the CCP-509 instruction manual (PDF file):
http://www.nostalgiaelectrics.com/manuals/CCP-509.pdf

read a comment from some one that had the same machine.

I just spoke with Nostalgia Electrics Customer Service and they stated that they do not sell replacement parts of any type for this piece of CR4P! Seriously... why would anyone design a nylon gear in between two metal gears unless it was designed to fail.

http://www.helmangroup.com/nostalgia/manuals/ccp-509.pdf
here is the manual.
looking for replacement parts myself