20 Most Recent Gold Medal 2010EN Neon Astro Popcorn Maker Questions & Answers

hi gregdo i found the manual for your popcorn machine just follow this link

http://www.goldmedalmarketing.com.au/pdf/GMMInt2.pdf


thanks and god bless!

Unlikely to be the plug adapter. That would just trip the breaker. Your issue is likely to be leaking voltage from the motor windings. I had this with a 1950s desk fan.

Go to http://www.PopcornBulbs.com

You are probably concerned about the recent Salmonella issue? The product is the UNBLEACHED all purpose flour: Gold Medal Unbleached All Purpose 5LB Flour Package UPC: 000-16000-19610-0 Recalled Better if Used by Date: 20APR2020KC The "use by date" is ink dot printed on each package, usually toward the bottom of the package somewhere.

Look on the Argos GB wesite.

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It all depends on the conditions of its storage and the climate where you are baking. As long as it still rises, it's good to go. The dates tend to be very conservative.

replace the whole assembly

Go to gmpopcorn.com and click on find a dealer . They should be able to help ?

Go to gmpopcorn.com and click on find a dealer . They should be able to help!

I don't have one. If I did I would look for a tag that had a serial number, and then contact the manufacturer and ask them.

To order a manual from the factory the part# is 67834. Depending on how old this is , those kettles and or similar design had a issue with the nut comming loose that holds down the thermostat thight to the bottom of the pan. The loose nut would then bounce around in there until it touches a elect.connection and ground at the same time. It will short circuit the kettle and end up welding itself in place . so when you turn the kettle on it trips the circuit rite away. you have to dissasemble it and remove it . there is a new locking type nut avalible to replace it.

If the corn/ oil ratio is correct , check the thermostat operation . It is burning because it's in there too long from lack of heat to make it pop.

If your sure the corn /oil ratio is correct. the kettle is not hot enough . Check the thermostat operation.

do you put a half a teaspoon of oil in first before the corn kernels other than that have the unit checked by an electrical appliance shop for problem thermostat or heating element

That is a 16 oz popper with big eye electonics, With a Target Store Neon sign. This model was only sold to Target Corp. There is no question here.

If you are using chemicals to clean the kettle, that is what you are tasting. You should only use recommended kettle cleaeners like Heatn Kleen, or Kleen Sweep from a popcorn distributor. Other cleaners will absorb into the carbon build up, and transfer a fowl taste. Old vegetable oil build up can also turn rancid over time and create a bad smell and taste.