Nostalgia Electrics CCP-509 Popcorn Maker - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

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

This switch is from a good size Chinese firm. ZHEJIANG GUANBAO ELECTRONIC CO.,LTD.. This switch has been replaced and is not manufactured any more. Take the switch to an electronics supply store to find an equivalent. Their web address is www.guanbo.com, and they have an English language section, if you do not speak Chinese. Any fitting switch, with a 10 Amp 125 Volt rating, should be acceptable. The countryside where this firm is located is beautiful. I have been there.

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No, Nostalgia poppers are not repairable, or upgradeable.

I would check your local restaurant supply store. They will lead you in the right direction.

Replacement parts are not available for any Nostalgia Electrics equipment. Sorry.

There are no replacement parts for Nostalgia Electrics equipment. Double check that the kettle is plugged in, that the switch has power. If inclined open kettle and inspect wire connections and continuity, beyond that the popper is not fixable.

duplicate question.

http://www.nostalgiaelectrics.com/ This is the current reseller of Nostalgiac electrics.Unfortunately, they will not help you in any way. Your only action is to throw it away, parts are not available anywhere.

Nostalgia Electronics do not have any replacement parts available, and there is no one that sells them. Sorry.

Drizzle the chocolate over the popcorn after you pop it.

The User Manual for your Nostalgia Electrics RHP-625 Retro Series Hot Air Popcorn Popper can be found online here:http://nostalgiaelectrics.com/manuals/RHP-625.pdf

The operating instructions for your Nostalgia CCP-509 are available online here:http://nostalgiaelectrics.com/manuals/CCP-509.pdfBe sure to read the section on precautions on page 2 and then you will find the directions for use on page 8.

What I did on my machine is I took the height, width, and depth measurements of the pan, then went to my local metal fabrication shop and had them make a custom pan out of stainless steel. It is a lot cheaper than replacing it with the original part due to the fact that it will rust all over again. Hope this helps you.

Regards, Richard

The replacement is an E27 40 Watt light bulb. For future reference your User Manual is here:

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

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

The proper replacement bulb is an E27 40 Watt light bulb.

For future reference your User Manual can be found here:

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

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 manual for the Nostalgia Electrics CCP-509 Popcorn Maker is here:

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

Currently there is no manual made available on-line for the HKP-500. Nostalgia products manuals can normally be found here:

http://nostalgiaelectrics.com/default.asp?a=service&itemNumber=&itemProduct=HKP200&submitButton=Submit

Suggest you send a request via their Customer Service contacts:

http://nostalgiaelectrics.com/default.asp?a=contact

Sound like the heating coil has burned out. If you have an OHM meter you can test it for resistivity. Simpy check both sides or wires on the coil and you should get ah high number on the meter, this is resistivity and it should be high for a good element, bad elements show low to 0 on the reading.