Possible reason being, You have to many circuits running at the same time causing it to trip the breaker try unplugging some other appliances an see if that helps.
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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.
If I read your words correctly, when you turn on the washing machine it immediately causes a fuse to blow out or a circuit breaker to flip off.
If this is so, please do NOT turn this machine on again until the problem is repaired with your washing machine, or you may start a fire in your house or apartment you will be unable to put out.
I am guessing you have a short in either the motor or the control panel.
God bless your efforts.
With any device, it is helpful to know the brand and model number. I will provide a few links to some cotton candy maker's repairs but you have left out the crucial information. Not to worry. You can google "cotton candy maker" the brand and repair and possibly find some information. Even better, you don't have to have the machine to make cotton candy. I will provide links to that as well.
If your Crazart cotton candy maker is no longer producing cotton candy, there could be a few potential issues to consider. Here are some steps you can take to troubleshoot the problem:
Check the power supply: Make sure that the machine is properly plugged in and that the outlet is functioning properly. You may also want to check the fuse or circuit breaker to ensure that the machine is getting the proper power supply.
Check the heating element: If the heating element on the machine is not functioning properly, it may be preventing the machine from producing cotton candy. You may need to replace the heating element to fix the issue.
Check the spinning head: If the spinning head on the machine is not functioning properly, it may not be able to spin the sugar into cotton candy. You may need to replace the spinning head to fix the issue.
Check the floss bucket: If the floss bucket on the machine is not properly seated or is damaged, it may be preventing the machine from producing cotton candy. Make sure that the floss bucket is properly seated and check for any visible damage.
If none of these steps resolve the issue, it is possible that there is a deeper malfunction or defect with the machine that will need to be addressed by a professional. In this case, you may want to consider contacting the manufacturer or a customer service representative for further assistance.
If you have checked to make sure it is plugged in, and outlet has power. The next thing to check is a circuit breaker in the front underneath the handle. A small white button to push.
If resetting the breaker, and it runs for a second then trips again, do not reset it again, this indicates a ground fault in the machine and it needs to be repaired by technician.
If the breaker doesn't change the operation (no power) then it should be repaired by a technician as there is no easy fix for the symptoms you have described.
I believe you are looking for the Manual for the Nostalgia Electrics PCM805 Hard & Sugar Free Cotton Candy Maker which can be found online here: http://nostalgiaelectrics.com/manuals/PCM805.pdf
Sorry if this is stating the obvious, but this is a sign of an electrical fault. Specifically, what trips the main breaker is leakage to earth (ground). You need a qualified electrician.
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