I purchases the Nostalgia Electric Cotton Candy Maker Model # PCM-805 yesterday at Bed Bath & Beyond. The directions, scoop and 2 plastic cones were missing. Can these be sent to me? (The store is out of stock) Kimberly Sievert 14250 W. Crimsoin Lane New Berlin, Wi 53151 Any assistance will be greatly appreciated !! Thank you !!

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Contact a vendor or vendors who may be able to provide a copy of the manual:

https://www.ebay.ie/itm/SWAN-COMPACT-TEASMADE-ELECTRIC-TEA-MAKER-VINTAGE-RETRO-APPLIANCE-TEAS-MADE/113898267601?hash=item1a84dda3d1:g:lvYAAOSwqb5dh1x~


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You have in my view two issues----one is what caused this, and two is are individual parts going to be available or would a entire inner cabinet need to be purchased?

I would try to research that with either a call to the maker or on the internet Google the model number with parts.

1. Fill a plastic bowl with 1 qt. of warm water. Add 2 tbsp. of liquid dish soap and 1/4 cup of chlorine bleach to the water. Thoroughly mix the solution.
2. Dampen a clean cotton rag in the solution. Wipe all inside surfaces of the microwave with the soapy rag to remove food debris and stains. Scrub stubborn residue with a nylon scrub brush.
   
3. Moisten another cotton rag with warm water. Wipe the microwave surfaces with the rag to wash away soap and loose food debris. Thoroughly rinse the inside of the microwave.
4. Dry the microwave's interior surfaces with paper towels. If odors remain in the microwave, fill a microwave-safe bowl with 1 cup of cool water. Add to the water 2 tbsp. of baking soda, half of a chopped lemon (including pulp and rind) and four whole cloves.
   
5. Place a microwave-safe plate on the microwave turntable. Set the bowl on the plate.
6. Heat the microwave on high for three minutes. Operate the microwave according to the manufacturer's directions. Keep the bowl in the microwave for 15 minutes.7
7. Remove the bowl from the microwave. Wipe the microwave's interior surfaces with clean paper towels to remove steam moisture.
8. Leave the microwave door open overnight to completely air out any remaining odors.

Since you did not give the model number I can't look it up. But most microwaves have a fuse or fuseable link to controls power to your unit. Unfortunately, it is only normally accessable for the interior. Suggest you go to sears parts direct and plug in your model number and see if there is a fuse or fuseable link for your unit.

Thank you for posting on FixYa. I might be able to help if I knew your model number.

I suggest you try the Rival web site. You should find exactly what you need there.

The rival sites has manuals: http://www.rivalproducts.com/product.aspx?pid=1026 Hope that helps!

The plastic is a wave guide cover. It will need replaced to keep splatter from getting in there. The arcing has left carbon deposits that must be cleaned and any bare metal repainted with microwave paint. It might be fixable but that depends on the extent of the damage. Eric

My guess is that it is the main transformer that has developed a fault. If the insulation has broken down - it will arc there instead of the magnatron. Or it could be the magnatron itself. Both are prime suspects - and expensive to replace.

Unless you are particularly attatched to this - I would buy a new unit - and sell the turntable plate to recoup your losses.